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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-21

Scraps from the Notebook of the
Sentiners Reporter.

~ NOstR0Vk VI LII
Sentiners Reporter.
The Jackson's new shaft is down 235 feet
supt. Donnelly is expected home daily
whooping-cough has about disappeale
from Pinto.
Haskell is receiving large consignment.
OF furniture.
DIR. Bishop has been called to Newark ia
attend a patient.
Mr.. James s. Allen will leave in o few
days for | X L district.
Literary societies are becoming numer.
GUS throughout the State.
Mike Walsh claims that l X L is bound
to prove a booming camp.
About l 300 cars, loaded with freight for
the East. passed Palisade in October.
j.. ID. Powers, formerly employed at the
Richmond, is located in San Francisco.
Jim Ashley has so far recovered as to
bask an hour or two in the sunshine daily.
A third, and possibly a fourth, story will
be added TO the Jackson House in the
spring.
A dispatch Of interest to members Of the
A. o. U. w. will be found under the head
Of California.
There will be a general good time at the
Methodist Church tonight. Our readers
should attend.
Prof. Helms met with no encouragement
in his efforts to form a writing class, and
gave up the attempt.
Geo. r. Almond will lecture before the
Mutual improvement Society Friday night,
at the M. E. Church.
Oscar Buttlar, who is charged with as
sault and battery, will have a hearing be-
fore Judge Cromer to-day.
A specimen from the Eureka mine, in
White Pine county, weighing abont $50
pounds, can be seen in front Of Clute's
store.
A replevin suit was brought against L.
Levin by Messrs. Hart & Phelps, yester-
day, to recover the stock Of goods held by
the former.
Two weeks more OF such weather, and
Messrs. Foley, johnson & Richard can
laugh at winter storms. Their new build
ing will be under roof by that time.
As Col. Canayan is a Grant Republican
and Mr.. Levan a Bayard Democrat, we
have some curiosity TO know what kind Of
a boom viii rule in the International Sa-
loon.
The business boom has had the effect Of
causing many Of our boarding house keep
ers to advance the price Of board, a. will
be seen by a notice under the head OF "New
To-day"
The only ripple on Main street yesterday
occurred when Officer Simpson appeared
with a brand new pair Of crocodile boots.
The numerous compliments paid led "Sim'
TO suspect that the boys were putting up a
job at his expense.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-21

The International Hotel was formally
opened last night. and from early in the
evening until a late hour. the place was
crowded with the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hall, who called to participate in the fes-
~tiyities, and to tender their congratulations
and wish them success in their undertaking.
An excellent lunch was set in the Office,
while the kitchen and dining-room were
In the u~ndisputed possession Of the dancers.
The house was thrown open for the inspec-
ton Of the visitors, and its appearance
occasioned much favorable criticism.
Mrs. Halls good taste. shown In the selec-
ton Of the furniture, was also universally
acknowledged. This hotel starts under
suspicious circumstances and Its pr,prie-
tors will have no occasion to regret having
embarked In a venture that few others
would have cared to have undertaken.
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In Hail for Contempt.

Says the Reveille Joseph Bray and John
Kitto, the wo men who left the town the
other day without paying sundry bills
which they owed, and were subsequently
arrested in Eureka and brought back. had
an examination before Judge Logan yester-
day, and were sentenced to the county jail
for contempt. 1t was proved that they re-
ceived money from the Manhattan Com
pany on the day before their departure,
and they gave several accounts to the Court
as to the disposition thereof. They will re-
main in jail until they conclude to tell
what they did with the money.
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srRxErs...a.s0 q. n.

Sierra Nevada. 45kb 46a; Hale 4 Nor
Gross, l4%b lava 14ks; Gould 4 Curry,
lOa; Ophir. 29b 20 y a 2ss; Mexican. 2s y b
29s; Union, ca a; Crown Point, 3b 3l0s;
Bodie, lab; Bullion. 81 b; Scorpion, 390s
Ssoa; Utah. II; Savage. 12b; Union. Glib
VI IA 81 rs els ella; Sierra Nevada, As b
toks; yellow jacket, ibs b15Aa Belcher.
Sl5b; Belle Isle, 6kb Ia; Con. Virginia.
CAB sssa; Chollar, 7ba; Overman, sb;
Savage, II tb l2a; Grown Point. 3l0s; Best
a Belcher, l6k b l0a lsks.
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Tue busiuess boom 10 the Eaat hsa net
.s''sa to help Ears1a. nor any athor min.
rig sa'np. Every sfsss!s ct ttAas has aas
sa.ef9 In psica tbs past few resks. 10
t"aAy lastanpes tha innfeAss hpiSa fully so
tpf cent, The boom has proved . god
ssaa iar wholesale merchants and othsrs In
Eastern cities, but has only added addi-
uo'si burdens to this section. for while we
aie Obliged to pay the heavy differanee in
Et'ces We produce nothing Chat will bring
y IN adequate rstupn. There can be no
,asfesse in prices for the products Of our
M'hes, no increase in wages, aud therefore
what has proved o blessing to nearly all
H't.ons OF the country will DO a draw
'asA 10 t..is and other iniuing camps.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-21

Mr.. VIM. whaleu goes down to Antelope
District this morning for a winters cam
paign. He has several excellent mines
there, which he has stood by for five or six
years. He shows his faith by sticking to
them. He has been working in the Ruby
Hill mines for some months, to get a stake
to enable him to 60 ahead with his pros
pecting operations in Antelope, Antelope
District Is near Alpha, and within three
miles Of the e. 4 p. Railroad.
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Assays of X l. Ore.

Messrs. Dimock and Walsh yesterday
had some samples Of / X L ore assayed by
Mr.. Max Moeler. the well-known assayer.
They were particular in selecting samples
from the various mines OF the new district
not TO cheat themselves that Is to say.
they endeavored to get at the average, and
prefsrred TO get under than over the true
value. Their highest assay was Ss6.3s.
This. IL considered pretty good for mere
groupings. They say that the new district
presents the largest mineral belt in the
State,
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Hotel ARRIVAL.

International Hotel.-Geo. L. CARROT,
ban Francisco; l.. p. Fullmer. Winnie
niueeai D. 7. Marshall. Ruby Hill; Dan.
gallagher, Newark Valley.
parker Hoase.--John Dunstan Ruby
mn; .. n. Platt. San Francisco; Andrew
Chicago.
Jackson House,. Thompson. Mineral
"'"' Aieck Mccullough. Currant Greek.
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"Jtmmy. the Cartmmn," Dead.

About noon yesterday James Cregan,
better known as " Jimmy, the Cartman,"
was sitting in Baker Gray's saloon. and
complained Of feeling unwell. He was
shortly afterwards taken seriously i'll, and
was removed to his cabin on Spring street.
He died shortly after reaching it. Coroner
Smith will hold an inquest at ~ o'clock
to-day. 1t is thought his death was caused
by pneumonia.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-21

The Yankee Fork Herald has this men,
ton of q family we'll known in Eureka I:
Mr.. and Mrs. z. L. King, who left here last
week for Challis, have leased the Challis
House. and are now occupying the same.
Mrs. King and her daughter, Miss George
Russell, will be valued acquisitions to
Challis society, and with the many friends
Of the family the Challis House will he o
success under their supervision.
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Consolidated.

lube rgsissseu and If. L, causey have
consolidated thsIs draying business Here
sftsr there viii be but one line plying De.
tween Earek IA and the depot, Az tfsish'
will be ~prsnpt!y delivered by tbs new hF@'
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Cherry Crack.

Mr.. Thos. Murphy is back from Cherry
Creek. He reports matters out that way
quiet, but look out for a revival in bust
ness the coming year. The Star mine.
which is being worked right along. pays
handsomely. There are several other good
mines in the camp, needing only capital to
make them frst-class bullion producers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-21

Mr. J. D. Dempsey has secured the con-
tract for sinking the shaft OF the Ham
burg mine an additional 200 feet at the rate
Of Sc Der foot, aud Edward Cowsll and
Joseph Smith have bssn awarded contracts
for running drifts In this 400 and sse isv'
ais NJ the DAnAerberg.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-21

team will leave Mr.. James Aliens place
Of business on Saturday for L District
ard a limited number of passengers Will
be taken. The charge will be S25. and par
ties wishing to examine the new district
will ind this q cheap opportunity OF
doing 40. -
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ssy aewara.

Mr.. W. D. Hess offeys Q reward OF $40
for the detection OF the person who threw
q stone last evening at the band playing in
front Of the Comique. See notice under
the head Of "New To day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-21
TERRIBLY DEMonAL1zEp
Stock Fluctuations.

The table herewith annexed shows the
amount Of business transacted in leading
Comstock stocks, in regular sessions of the
Board, during the first half of October and
the first half of November, and, in addi-
ton, the highest and lowest prices in the
first half of November:
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Wi, ep,n ro.mv row ueSains.

Wan opNn ro."a" no" "c~"'"S'
The French Rotissorle will be open q
tomorrow morning. Mr.. Gregovich mas
purchased the place, and VIII conouct ~
In the future. 1t has been tnorousnIy
overhauled and renovated, and will be kept
in frst-class style.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-21

Contractor Peter Burk has been confined
a. his room at the Jackson House for sew
ersl DAYS with An attack Of pneumonia. ne
VA 4 littls better LAST night.
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Eureka Con. shipment.

Bullion to the amount of SO. 0s5 pounds
was shipped by the Eureka Consolidated
this morniny,
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society as well, is still pursued with an ar
dor and persistency bordering on madness.
The man or ~woman-beg pardon again
lady who has net stocks on the brain. il
not in the pocket, would be hard to find
and il you have any doubts as to a mans
business, you will not have long to conjec-
ture, if You see him daily haunting the
precincts Of the Stock Exchanges, labori-
ously elbowing his way through the crowd
In Paupers' Alley, to glance at one of the
various stock indicators, or listen TO its be-
ing read of. Everybody CANDLES. and
Bridget. in the kitchen, is as likely to hold
Sierra Nevada or Eureka Con-, as Mrs. Lo-
rinda, in the parlor, arrayed in dresses cut
decollette and innocent of sleeves. is to
carry Union or Hale & Norcross. The pas
sion has taken possession Of the members
Of almost every family circle here. Jones
pere dabbles. So does Jones mere. and
with the funds nightly extracted from the
pockets Of the snoring lord, probably.
The news from
HALF AND NoRcRoss
Caused a little commotion in the ranks of
outside buyers last Monday. The buoy
ancy of the market, however, was only
temporary, and the hopes it gave rise to, as
false as ignus fatuus, for the amount of
Hale d Norcross and other stocks offered
caused an immediate reaction, and the
softening process has been going on ever
since, eliminating yesterday in a regular
ield-day for the ursine forces of the Boards.
In consequence elongated visages, bent
heads and scowling looks were in order all
day. yesterday, and probably are to-day,
without the sanctifying influences and holy
calm Of this beautiful Sabbath have brought
peace to pertnrbed spirits, and confidence
TO disheartened operatives. The market GER
tainly is
TERRIBLY D-EMoRALIzED
AT present, and without the northenders
and the water mines come to the rescue,
a further break is, from the look of things,
undoubtedly imminent. Money, for a long
while back scarce, is now plentiful enough
Tor all legitimate demands, and this fact,
together with the improvement in bust
ness OF every kind, may soon again give a
boost to the market which will cause You
Base Rangers to open your incredulous
eyes. The signs Of the times are promising,
and with money easy. business brisk, and
labor in demand, the next boom will be a
big one. MILES BAXTER.
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x~rsTERDAY's STOCK SALES.


tx Mexican-3l S14 31k
a o. Could 4 Curry-10k 10%
20 20 Rest & Belcher-20b5 1914 20
100 California-5a
Xxx Savage -13k 1879 1874
- Con. yirginia-5A 5h
900 Chollar-7k ia
z zt0 Hale 4 Norcross-15A 15ss 15k 15h
15h 15A
.os Crown Point-3l0c 305c
9oO Yellow Jacket--15k 15A 15% 16
a50 Imperial-S0c S5c
90 Alpha-124 12k
ak Belcher-315c 320c
ia C~onfdence--ll lO%
5,0 Sierra Nevada-49 so AN 49k 48A
48k
100 Utah-17k ia
100 ~Bullion-6is 6
a95 Exchequer-44 An
Ak Oyerman ga ga
"a .Justice-240c az
Xxx Upion-66 65 66k Go
Io5 Alta-470c 1850 47Oc
500 Lady Bryan-35c
OK Julia-265c 260c
100 silver HILLS 145c 140c
9s0 Challenge-260c ~ 270c
100 New York-20c 25c
t60 C~aledonia-lk lose
6l5 Flowery-4oc Acc
se0 caledonia-l70c l60c 1850 IL
100 sheridan-3oc
100 Lady Washington-9oc 9oc
400 Andes--1l5c ll0c
10 Seq. Belcher-15
$40 Wells Fargo--5c
$50 Ward-2
1000 Scorpion 39oc 390c
so Leviathan-40c
$50 l.. Washington-90c 95c
$50 Trojan-l0c
$40 Benton-340c
so Woodyille-30c
1870 Golden G~ate-2l0c
$50 Keystonc--360c
cas- Con. Dorado 210c 2l5c
400 N. Bnnanza-1t0c 1l5c
1900 M~ackey-l5c
200 Mountain Views 5h Us 81
so 0phir-3ia
$50 Mexican-31k
10 Sierra Nevada-50 40
100 Union-66%
G5 Julia-260c
$50 Golden Gaie-240c
VIEWING A
800 Raymond Il Ely
30 Eureka Con.-l5
400 Belmont luoc
IT'S N. Believe oS
$50 Metallic 9oc 3oc
300 Grand Prize-z v
2i0 Argcnta-91c 9oc
SO Navajo-50c
COO Endowment-7oc
450 Independence-ooc oosiV
$50 Star-35c
1876 Belle Isle-360c 3Ioc ~
$50 Day-120c
1900 Hillside-i60c IN
100 Paradise-95c
500 Real Del Monte-o
C20 Wales-3A
40 Mt. Diablo--l2
700 N. Belle Isie-53c
325 Bodie-12 l2b
200 Wales-3A
295 Bechtel-l50c ~
600 McClinton-70e Csc
I25 Tioga-2A
1876 Summit--ih
ITO Syndicate-3k
90 Go~odshaw--35c
1909 oriental-2oc loc
It's Belvidere--6no
900 Championship
100 Blackhawk-50c
600 Booker-9Oc soc
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.2ss. s36 21o,l7o

The table indicates a decrease in business
of 78,676 shares for the first half OF No.
vember.
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Which ia responsible for many a mans
downfall here, ana Tor many sf the sins o.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-21

1t may we'll be asked. with the melan-
choly Dane, whether II ia a ''sin to rush
into the secret home OF Death ere Death
come to us 2" II It is, then how griev-
ously have many Of the former inhabi-
tants OF this modern Sodom sinned against
their Creator. In no city OF the Union has
the mania been more largely developed
than in this. To what cause, or causes,
NAV be attributed this readiness, on the
mart Of San Franciscans, to employ the
obedieut bullet and the deadly drug as a
means of e~xpediting their exit from this
wbirling planet into an endless eternity Z
The reasons are manifold, and such as 1t Is
probablv do not prevail elsewhere. II, as
Il popuiarly supposed, none but towards
and the temporarily insane commit sui
eide. then this city must have possessed o
fair proportion Of both and scarcely q day
passes, even now. that some unhappy NOR
tai does not ease himself OF the .'suroea.e
Of sorrow" by the friendly aid OF the bull
let. the dagger. or the bowl. There 10 :
laIl Just now. however but tbs mania VIII
break ont with renewed iores bye n DYE
Its actions are spasD sdie, and every eenas'
,lon prevailing here fsvofs its apVeieP.h ~
rha rssoluta. The additions. the reekIrss,
the desperate. the daring, etc.. assemble
hare, Hsre. also, Is the Mecca OF the inn
n~eoupious, the broken-down, the disheart.
ened. he man OF shattered fortunes and
, mined hope. All come here, and not one
In every hundred succeeds; hence the
ready resolve to plunge, like Maltns Cur,
tins, headlong into the yawning chasm oil
death.
Which Ia responsible for many a man
| aawnf.,i hare, ana Tor many q the sins s1
, 1879-01-10
THE AFRICA.
Departure If Another af the Philadelphia
Steamships ns u ltuAstan 1ynr-Fesfel.
Hptctaf DlspdfcA 10 7As Tribune.

Departure If Another of the pl.!ladeIph,a
Steamships ns u ltuAstan 1yar-Fesisl.
Sptctai DlspafcA 10 7as Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. M--The formerly
well-kaown ship Saratoga, which Ut this ttrs
last year was cnrryfnR passeugers and carzo re-.
ularly to md frum tho ports VI New York ind
Havana, halg farewell to American nationally
aud American aisoctaltoua Yesterday. s4s
steamed awRy from the Willow atrvct wharf 1t
10 o'clock In the morning, under the nominal
command Of Capt. shank1anl. OF the Doar! ui
underwriters, ai,d the actual command Vi CaoL
A1cxioH. OF tho Russlau Government. bound
for Copenhagen, where s'o 1otus the Eurups
aud Asia. which started tlreu weeks ago
and where tho whole OF them will b
furnished With their arlunmcnts+ Aloug with
her whcn aEe sailed out Of poss were Wharton.
booker, the nominal American owner, anI Capt
Tenetschktu, Russia's highest naval rrpreseuIa
tire IN this country. As In the cuse OF the otlsr
vessels, these gentlemen SO with the Air;ca ens
to ses, to comply with tho legal requirements
in regard to tue change Of l,cr nationality. Shs
sailed ftom Philadelphia under her Old nasns,
Saratoga, that name being conspicuous 10
painted letter5 GU her sides. 5ha cfean.l
0stensibty for bltka, Aiaska. THIS *as
following tho example Ut the otarr
twu vessels, and was merely m e1pc1ieut
Tcsorteu To that the laws nt tue country tuMn1
be complied with IN thrir requirements us to tGs
Jutlea IT AnIrTlrh.tuflt ycsaa|a sailing from
b1rutoaa has tier nationality changed she VII!
taka her nan,e given her by the lsl1astuns wleu
they purchased her, tho Africa, aud will aals&
thu RIssian aag
, 1879-01-10

SHfetG& tJlsAstcA 10 las Tribune.
New 0wlEANs, Lib, Jan. 0.-Dat Mst!c atten-
ttan is patti to tho meetings Ut tho Congress
siona! Cotnntttces' investigation OF outrnges,
whether Fotter's or 1cllef's. There IL 30 moro
mp oil the cloth, mud It's stsodAy aLncarancc at
tsacts no ln'cltigene raAsers-by, Aboat four.
enhnpetul asp!rants for the UuI.cd States Sepa-
torship are ali. Prominent Ynlou9 them, how
ever, with u,o chance Ia four Ut being pseacns
iu thu Senate for six yeasa tt.tn Masrh next,
are ths present Senator. Eust,s, aud the Hon.
Duncan +. kenner, Sam AlcEnery, mud .. +,
Jones. Ono or two dirk lIor.es may po led out
When the race beelns, aud ons Of them may
win.
The following joint resolution waa adopted in
tho ScIlats this morning;
:" NMknxAs. During many months::ui The past
year un epldc'lttc pcSttleuce Ut thu must viuent
character prevailed At the CauttaI lnl through
nut largo portion VI tue Stutu Ut LDuis!a In,
carrying sorrow, distless, aGd death into thou
saIdA 0f houses; mud
and sore trouble. strangers n al settlous Ut tue
United stutcs und in lnanY f0rri:u lauds yoEuf.-
tarsty came to tho relief VI uur s.rickrn leop1o
with contributions ngQrcgatsnY several hunlred
thousaud dol!urs; therefore. he It
ltes9 ped, By tho S:tiQta aud lIousa Of Rep
resentayrs Vi the asate vi LouIsE4uu, In General
Assenhly convened, that tho easaest and
heartfelt thasIks vi tho people vi this Culumon.
wealth bc aud asu lleseby rendered to a!l those
large. hearted phllanturoptsts who contributed
~ spontaneously nna nluu,.Icently to tbs relief
/ VI LOUISIANA sui1ertss By the yellow liver enI.
delntc of ISIS. be It further
' itssNvnt, That We. the representatives OF tho
people vi Louisiana, ueeul IL right anu pF0ucI
thus to acknowf fadge amt culnlusud tlts llsus-
passrd philanthropy. aud TO place upon our
, 1879-01-10

t..tl,..~ V.n,.. y,..,. 1....sa
s.,,,,.," "s,,,o,,.t,.,..r ,t-.,.'.',.,,n:, ~,
va.t.,,. T..,,,.
xaeeiui D,1na.cA to Ta< 7..auu.
OuRust,. Jan, IA unb1ic ,nrc,;np vas calted
at moon to-day 10 Take luao consideration th.
uxa,l.septeuye OF Ety,pll. There were abou.
zoo p.r,ons present Tia ,u,rr,iup wa. oDcncd
hy nr. Nra,,lcv. VIII, .nne,;c.i Il, thc .ntIori-
lie. for cuum,,tutton ri tin ,lea,,,.acntrnrt.
H., ,rn,m.r,l Mr. ~. t,nrvcv n. f,h,I,r,nn ,r the
,r.n,i,'r ,v,,,.,, ,,,'.,,r,.,,,,siv .vr.c1 tn
~, tot,no M r,,,tr T.. ,nont sd ,hS ,urr,tn.,
for ,h" "o,,,d.rrs s ra,n.,d !" lin mi, shovc',
,,n, h Id ,..,..,1 ~ s..ox ~ t.taon,,,m,, ,Io,,
~ r.rr,,I,. s"r,sn.c i, W.. not ~ mich h,r
ths ,riso,sr ~ f,- III. ,a,os f.m,,v
49," '.s,,,t ~ H., ,-a ,nn1.d na.s,
~. ,,,,..'' -. 49, .,rt .ha,. .,..,h -.
I,,.,,t..s ~ ID 10Y. ~ ~, s.,n. .,-,in II.
, 1879-01-10

testify unlass fees were puid In advance. / can
not sec hny good reason why any class nE cttE-
sens tllatf be compelled to attend anil teetify
under n penalty or tina and t1nptfsnnmcnt,
md another cjnss crlbarraAs tllc proceedings of
a court because the marty wanting their evidence
Is Unable to pay them fees In advance.
recommend that sou remedy this growing evil;
for, 1t you havo Tho right 10 pnY or excuse one
claas. Sou hare tho right to pay or EXCUSE nll
Others In tho same manner.
Tho Sun, organ Of tho Nationals, II very BIT
ter In denunctation Of the action of Senator
Majors. II says: "str. Majors coursa Ia rcpti'
dfatct1 by every National In tho city, and In the
State, and, we may say, IN the Union. The Ma
tionaIa are properly aud Intensely Indignant and
d!sgustol At his cnusae, md will take OCCASION
to givo such expression Of that feeling IA will
CONVINCE Mf. Maiurs Of tho depth Of bis In
fanny"
The conduct OF Gov. Grny In organizing ths
Senate Ia tho principal t!'cme OF talk at the ho-
tcfs tonight lIo receives the warm conGtatt-
la,tons VI thc Democrats, nutl appears tobo very
happy. Ills vote Ia generally understood to bu
bid for the Democratic nomination for nov-
crnor next ycar, hut his ambition In that tffcc-
tton Will bo npped in The bud. The Dctnocrats
do not confer such places OH renegade Republic
ans In Indiana. The Republicans ure Eencraly
well pleased With the sttt1atlon. They under.
stand that the Democrats will onst Smith, and
then force all party schemes, including All ap-
pottEonment, through, 1tt II they do tue Re-
pub1leans feel that raulting inhibition will oYeE-
leap itself.