Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-21
EASTERN NEWS.
IsrrcsAL TO rHr EuzEkA DAILY srsrrs1
WHAT THE HERALD" SAYS Of HIS CAN
DlDATURE.
oTHEB ticks FROM GOTHAM.

OTHER ITExs FROM GOTHAM.
New YosK. MAJ 20.
The Herald" saws: In nearly ever let
ter that Grant sends TO DIR. Newman the
| General speaks Of the rest and enjoyment
he has in his travels. and in two or three
| recent communications, referring to certain
newspaper clippings sent TO him, he said
he had no desire to enter public life again;
| that he hsd served his country to the best
| Of his ability for nearly l6 years. and he
thinks the people ought 10 release him
! from any further claim for service Tn
Doctor disciaimed any political significance
attaching to the proposed reception to
| Grant on his arrival at San Francisco. The
Doctor has been waited on by 3 Commit
tee TO give advice and take part in tie re-
| ception, and the only idea in the minds Of
the movers was to honor the foremost
| American citizen in his own country.
The sHerald'sr Washington correspond
emit says that Kennedy. the agent Of the
Chinese six companies, thinks Grant, in bis
reply to the Chinese at Penong, expressed
himself fearlessly. and gave utterances to
statements Of disputed economy. The
trouble originated with the arrival in great
numbers Of foreigners from other
tries. with whose labor that Of the China
men came in competition. and from that
class Of people have Cinnamon experienced
the bitterest hostility Grant is further
criticized as Kennedy adds Grant. when
in California. was probably not deeply con-
cerned in questions Of this nature as be
was compelled to be many years later, but
even during his administration there was
comparative quiet between the two races.
which has since been interrupted by the
struggle for labor incident 10 the hard
times Of later years.
Another meeting Of Workingmen has
been called for Union Square to-morrow
night to rs.ify the California election 1t
Is announced that Hendrick B. Wright
will speak.
Tom Flynn, associated with DAvy " the
kid" in the robbery Of a diamond earring
from . lady walking on Fifth avenue. has
been sentenced to Is years in the State
Prison.
A Washington special SAYS that Senator
and Mrs. Bruce have determined to give
their infant son the baptismal name Of
Roscoe Conkiing.
Congressional observation-disclosures
Mary walker Gets Fired 0ut OF
the Gallery.
WASHINGTON. May 20.
Tance's humorous but rigorous arraign-
ment Of the Republican party for all the
evils Of late years, was enlivened by an
episode in the ladies' galleries. no less
than the forcibie election Of the famous
DIR. Mary Walker, Who, besides wearing
her nondescrips masculine apparel. sparsed
a mans cane, with which she applauded
Vance very enthusiastically. and disre-
g2rding two polite warnings. was upon her
third ofFense against the rules Of the Sen
ate, very promptly led from the galleries
and conducted 70 the outer door of the
Capitol By one Of the Capitol police
In the Senate, Mr.. Mcdonald asked
leave to introduce a bill authorizing the
President II the United States to employ
militia, and tie lzad and naval forces OF
the United States to enforce the laws
whenever they are Distracted By combina-
tons too powerful TO be suppressed by TIE
Judicial zu1horiiies. etc, and preventing
the military from being used As 3 posse
coMiEzrus" except in ekses as authorized
BIZ the constitution and lzxs-
Mr. Etmunds objected to the introduo-
ton Of the ball On the ground that pre-
vious notice had not been given Melon
AID then w5sAdreE the hall, and gave no
zsre that be shoali ask ie2ss TO introduce
il t~o-EsorroE-
Tas @sssesasssz of the Legislstive.
24A-A &-4A8 ltFA "a
Was s1en resumed
Mr. Saunders READ 8 short speech in op-
position TO the hiil. maintaining that the
nss Of the military i necessary to secure
fair elections in the South
Mr. Hbyss said the political clauses Of
the bail were not extensive enough 70 meet
his yseEs. which were opposed to ali Fed
erai interference. civil or military, in State
affairs In his judgment there is no such
thing As s national election. Elections are
State or municipal. Senator's and Repre-
senfzfives are agents Of and responsible to
the States
In the House. consideration was re-
sumed Of the Warner Silver bill, the
question being on the third section. allow
ing the deposit Of bullion at any mint and
its being coined for the benefit of the
owner.
Mr.. Conger moved to lay the section on
tie table. The motion was Dictated
adoption Of this motion would have been
to kill the bill.
keaFney Iadorsea In Chicago
CHICAGO, May 90
The meeting Of the vorkingmen last
night lasted very late, and WAS very
largely attended and very harmonious.
\ 10 IL 89c q IA ~ AZ
ton Of certain newspapers hostile to their
peculiar tenets. Denunciatory resolutions
we're adopted. There was great jubilafion
over the adoption Of the California Con-
stisution, and the following preamble and
resolutions we're adopted:
WHEREAS, The interests of the working
men Of California are our own interests.
and their victory cur victory ; therefore
be it
Resolved, That We congratulate the nom
est. earnest and liberty-loving people Of
California upon their manly fight and
glorious victory. and that no words can
describe the sentiment and gratitude the
vorkingmen of America owe 10 Dennis
Kearney and the brave band Of labor agi-
tztors who nave been foremost in the bat
tie and be ii further
Resolved, That in answer to Csiifornia's
war cry, THE Chinese must go" we echo
the universal watchgord Of the American
w~orkingmen. that not only the Chinese,
but Chinese institutions must 60.
Resolved, That copies Of these resolu-
tions be sent 10 Dennis Kearney and other
prominent labor advocates in California,
and ~ tta dsfFarzut ynunorar1nra surnart-