Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-20
NEW S.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
ESPECIAL TO raE EuzExa DAILr sExTDEL-l
The intellectual Sympathy Case.
fy-eoY. wARM0TR ON The PRESIDENTIAL
CONTEST.
THE GRANT BOOM IN THE WEST
DIsQUIETUOf IN M0RK1sD0M.
DR.. Minor on the Remains OF A. II.
Stewart
STANLEY TO OPEN Up TIE CONGO
" That MIR. Hendricks Eas To Say OF
STANLEY TO OPEN Up TIE congo
" That Nr. Hendricks Has To Say OF
the Presidential Fight.

been accounted for. and be is known to
have waited at Newport until ne was cer-
tain that the Governor was absent linen
ne vent to Canonchet. He was received
at the landing By Mrs. sprague- sprague
does not consider the affair ded He
thinks himself outraged by the Senator,
and demsnds satisfaction. II Is freely
stated among responsible people that Conk-
ling has compromised Mrs spTague's
honor, not criminaily, but socially and he
ought to restore her good name and fame.
A statement is therefore expected from
Coukling.
Ex-Governor WsTmoth. Of Louisiana
At Long Branch stated TO a reporter that
he did not think the Republicans could
RELY on q single Southern electoral vote in
1850. The Democrats prefer Bayard. but
thew want q candidate sure TO carry New
York, New Jersey. Connecticut, Indiana.
and California, and possibly Ohio. and
they fear they can not do this. Tilden Was
never their choice, and since 1876 his
course has been 4 disappointment to them.
4 Tribune Washington special says:
Congressman Morrison. Democrat. Of Hi
nois, who arrived here yesterday. say that
the fraud issue will be made more promi-
nent in Congress next winter than st the
last session, and that il will constitute the
leading question of the Presidential can
vass. He thought this would not involve
the necessity Of putting forward Tilien IS
the Democratic candidate
The s-TImes'n Washington special SAYS a
Republican member Of Congress, nho has
arrived here after an extended trip through
the Western States, SAYS the sentiment of
the masses is unqasstionably favorable to
the nomination Of Grant. This gentleman
took special pains TO ascertain public sen
timent upon the question, and improved
every opportunity 70 converse with those
with whom he was thrown in contact He
Is satisfied that the people are for Grant
for first choiee- and the next Is for BlAine-
The Indiana Illinois, Michigan, California,
Nebraska. Colorado and Nevada people ex-
press = decided preference for Grant. while
in Iowa and Kansas Blaine seems to be the
fsvorite- The Minnesota people talk OF
Senator Window.
The ssTribune's'' Salt Lake correspond
ent says: Old residents Of Salt Lake say
that al no time since the coming Of John
sons army 10 Utah. more than twenty
years ago, have the leaders Of the Mermons
felt that they had 50 much cause for sppre-
hension as now Tie city Is in 3 state OF
unusual excitement. and the Genfiles and
MormoDs, who in ordinary times look upon
each other with suspicion and distr1si. are
now INDUCING in threats against each
other. and the community seems 70 be
| drifting into . state Of feeling which. 10
say the least. i not assuring, and causes
much apprehension among The conservz-
tive men OF both classes. The Tribune
thinks there i = possibility Of 8 riot or
street fight, but DC more serious trouble.
4 letter from Dr. Minor, Mrs. A. I.
Stewards physician. Is published. After
| denying that she had been deceived into
the belief that her husbands body Was re-
covered. the Doctor asserts that the story
was spread before the public by the thieves
counsel. undoubtedly for the purpose Of
calling her attention TO the fact that the
| body was still in the hands Of the thieves,
8 fact she bad known al along. The
thieves and their counsel have played their
last card, but the game il not finished. and
the final issue can neither be hurried nor
DELAYED by such transparent devices.
resent Liverpool paper has the follow
ing or the movements Of Henry A. Stan
ley. whose arrival in Africa was recently
noticed: He has steamed direct to the
Congo, intending the opening Of that river
TO commerce from the west coast. A
teaIder laden with goods has been dis
patched from Antwerp within the pas,
month, under the patronage Of the King
Of the Beigians. This steamer will remain
At the Congo till Sianley's arrival, aud has
on board two or three steam barges in sec
tons. Stanley intends to ascend the Con-
go, carrying these sections piece meal
around Gellzlla falls.
Mr.. Hendricks informed q ssSun" re-
porter yesterday tina he had not altered
his mind since he wrote the letter refusing
70 take the second place again on the
Democratic ticket. He said one condition
Of success next year is q candidate for the
Presidency whose record il is not necessary
10 disown or explain away. With such a
candidate, for whom there Is no need to
apologize we will win, and not other wise.
The Republicans of Indiana are almos!
solid for Grant. There Is not much in the
Sherman boom in the West.
Yellow Fever Notes.
MEMPHIS, August 10.
Eleven cases Of yellow fever were reported
this noon, three Of which were cOiored.
Four deaths have occurred since last night.
The authorities and the Board Of Health
officials are in consultation arranging plans
for the complete isolation Of infected dis
tricts. Hon. John o. johnson, Superin-
tsndent Of quarantine. acting under the
direction Of j. D. Plunket. President Of
the State Board Of Health. viii send an in
specting officer 70 White Haven, Tenn. to
aid in affecting the isolation Of the Goff
family. sick with the fever al that point.
II necessary the immediate neighborhood
will be depopulafed. The greatest energy
will be used. Thirteen cases in all were
reported in this city yesterday and eight
deaths occurred.
CrfniunlS Ar~o.taa a. no~e.
BosToS, August le.
The police last night arrested Antoine
Ardito. . Greek. and Sicoli Infantum. a
sieilian. charged with the murder Of Jos.
Il. Fry. q few nights ago, at his residence.
Since the arrest il has been ascertained
that the murderers we're being entertained
by Fry. They enticed him to the cellar on
some pretext. Ardito first stabbed him
with . pair OF scissors, and then Nicoli
shot I'M After the murder Their broke
open and robbed his safe.
New Laws for Sc. Louis.
ST.. Louis. August 10.
A number OF new or amended laws. par
tally affecting St. Louis. passed by the
Legislature last winter, went into effect
to-day. Those OF chief interest apply 10
gamblers. lottery men and prostitutes.
The lottery laws make it a tineable offense
for . company to advertise or for news
papers to publish an advertisement. The
law against gambling make, the act Of
gambling or visiting gambling houses a
misdemeanor, fneable by not over 81, 900,
The execution Of these laws is in the hands
OF the police officials. and the Police Com
missioners say they are going to make q
desperate raid on gamblers and lottery
men. They intend to stop ell street-wslk-
ing. close all a~ssignAtion houses in re-
spectacle neighborhoods, and restrict pros
tssution in every possible manner.
Arrest Of y Desperate CriminaI.
49, ERIE. Pa. August ~.
NoGuirick. the alleged murderer Of
James Needs. murdered in Philadelphia on
October 7. 1888. was captured on Sunday
nieht oy the Erie police after . desperate
The capture was effected in
Washington township. He was brought to
Erie and given over TO Detectives Tyron