Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-21
EASTERN NEW s.
NIGHT
....u.n ro ZEE runEEa pAIL1 sExTIsEL.
What California Republicans Are
Doing.
pRoyIpING FOR THE COURTS.
CALIFORNIA CAPITAL eOIHs EAST.


NEW York. June 20.
The World" says the California Repub-
licans are naming . steamship proprietor
on an anti-monopolist platform. enoun
ing the Chinese, while affecting TO be In
full communion with the administration
Of Hayes, and afhliatipg with the Social
lists. What . warm spectacle they wall
present 70 the Eyes of General Grant. when
be lands at San Francisco, expecting to be
greeted as the savior OF the nation from the
periis OF Communism.
The Tribune" sums up its Washington
special thus 1t is supposed at Washing
ton tina the President will veto the Judi
cial bill. and that the veto is already pre-
pared. The Democrats talk about adjourn
ing Immediately after the veto: that Is to
say, tomorrow or Monday next. Ihe
President intends TO call Congress together
again in that event, in order to have the
| Courts provided for.
Francis O.. Freeman has resigned the
| Dictatorship Of the Lake Shore Railroad.
d. O. Mills has been elected 10 I'LL the va
csncy. The accession OF D.. o. Mills to
| the Lake Shore Board. brings to the secnri-
| ties xnd shares Of that Company, in like
manner as does the entry Of keene into the
Erie Board, the support Of a large amount
Of California capital. which in former years
was devoted to the Pacific Coast interests.
The Times" says: There is . prospect,
il the police do not interfere, that the
people OF New York will b. treated to q
series Of sand-lot entertainments, after the
| manner Of Kearney. 1t is ~oun by
means Of postal cards, handbills, and other
wise, that commencing on the evening OF
June 28th, and to be continued every Sat
urday evening during the summer, the
Citizens Committee will preside over the
public meetings Of the Labor Reiormers,
to be held in Union Square according to
announcement. The new Constitution for
New York, on the California plan. without
the Chinese aud coin clauses, will be dis
cussed by local and national speakers.
| There are to be no leaders but the people;
| no party but the voters. The Greenback
| and w~orkingmen's platform will be advo-
| Gated. and all citizens invited. This Is the
| programme - far IS announced.
The Bonaparte Party ont Of Elk
fstemee.
New YORK, June 20.
The Herald says: The Bonapartists
came into prominence rs . soldiers for
time. and as . soldiers fortune their last
fgurehead has disappeared. Their reign
was always one Of brute force, and il is
fitting that by the assegAi Of 3 brutal saw
age the line has been extinguished.
| Heaven save the world from another like
it.
The Courier de- Bats Unis" says: Amen.
the death OF the Prince Imperial. the Bon
sparte party may be considered to have
gone ont of existence. The Republicans.
instead of rejoicing over the dramatic
event which relieves them OF the presence
Of q pretender Of no mean caliber, will
rather think Of the fate of this young man.
who probably would have worthily served
his country il he had not been the son Of
Napoleon.
A woman Escapes with = Slight
Sentence.
SNOWFALL, Nd, June 20.
Lillian Duer. who shot and killed Ella
Hearn, for whom she had . strange pas
sion. some time ago, in . ft Of jealousy,
accidentally. as she asserts, intentionally
as it is believed, has escaped with a slight
sentence. The jury recommended her 70
stained life. She was sentenced to pay
. fine Of S5g3-
A CsavieseI Pslyxsmist Goss 10
Prison.
OMAHA, June 20.
George Reynolds, the convicted Mormon
polygamist. was taken from this city to
the Nebraska Penifentiary, at Lincoln, to
| serve his two years sentence, such pene-
tertiary having been designated a. the de-
pository for United States prisoners from
Utah.