Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-26
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Political.
WASHINGTON, March IS.
There Is q better feelings in Republican
circles to-day. The President, while not
disposed to say in advance what his action
will he in regard to the signing or disap-
proving Of the bills passed by Congress,
has given satisfactory assurances that he is
in entire harmony with his party, and that
he has not the slightest doubt Of anything
which is likely to disturb their present
relations.
1t is the belief Of the most prominent
Republican members Of the House, to-
day, that the present session will termin-
ate without either Of the appropriation
bills becoming q law. The Democrats will
pass both bills, with political legislation
engrafted upon them. The President will
veto them, and then the Democrats will
adjourn Congress and go home II this
plan is carried ont, the President will call
Congress together again in July or August,
and then see il they are disposed to make
the necessary appropriations to run the
Government.
The resolution Of Hoar was taken mp,
declaring unconstitutional and revolution
airy the Democratic programme OF legisla-
ton, announced by Mr.. Beck at the close
of the late Congress. Adjourned.
VIII Try Mr.. TalmNge OA all the
specifications.
New York, March IS.
Rev. De Witt Talmage appeared for trial
yesterday before the Brooklyn P~resbytery.
The principal charges against him are
falsehood and deceit. He pleaded not
guilty. DR.. Spear, his counsel, moved to
quash the principal specifications, as they
failed to indicate a time or place. Mr..
r.l-~oo xAoc 1o,,.,1nI on spuoctiOof iop
upon these very charges. The people
wanted to know II they we're true. II
they were not investigated he would appeal
to the Kings County Grand Jury. He
would waive all teehnicalities, and show
that lie had done no wrong. 1t was finally
decided to try Mr.. Talmage on all the
specifications.
Panama Intelligence.
! New York, March Is.
Adviccs from Panama, TO the 18th, have
| been received. The situation in Bolivia
10 unchanged. Chill holds the Bolivian
| ports, and will not give them up without a
fight. The latest news was that three
| Peruvian iron-clads nave been ordered to
proceed to Iquiqui Immediately. Three
thousand soldiers are under orders to pro-
| coed there as soon as transportation could
be obtained. Events are fastening to the
| opening of hostilities, the result of which
no one can predict. That Chilli will have
both Bolivia and Peru to fight appears to
be . ~foregone conclusion. Peru has an
opportunity.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, March Is.
The Senate COMMITTEES on Elections, to-
day, by a party vote, declared Charles H.
Nh - --AsklnI A., q a.,A n.lA~ tha ~
pointment Of the Governor Of New Hamp-
shire.
Mr.. Dawes introduced a joint resolution
for q special committee to consider the
best means Of promoting agriculture.
In the House, to-day, Harris and Cox
asked leave to introduce resolutions, but
Conger stated that he would object to the
introduction Of anything, unless it had
reference to the Appropriation bills.
More Gold Discovered.
ST. LOUIS, March Is.
A "Globe-D Democrat" special, from
Wichita, Kansas, says: Sold has been dis
covered thirty miles southeast of this place,
and great excitement prevails among the
farmers and others. A New York company
is said to have bought . quare mile Of
land, and are trying TO secure more. Four
companies have already organized. Ore
from . shaft, Junk sometime ago, is said
10 have assayed over $4,000 TO the ton.
One farmer has been offered $50, 900 for
his farm. and refused it.
what a. A. Hayes Thinks Of the
Chinese.
New York, March IS.
The s.International Review" for April.
begins with an article on the relations be-
tween the United States and China, by A.
A. Hayes. IT,. who has lived Q long time in
Chins. The s'World" says he takes the
opposite 10 . Colour de rose view Of the
Celeetials and our obligations TO them, al
though he is extremely temperate in tone,
snd makes no recommendations, except
that every one shall study what he regards
as one Of the most difficult Of all current
questions.
Two Negroes Hanged.
sTuNsHELL's STATION Va, March Is.
Patrick Smith and julius Christian (ne-
groes, convicted Of the murder Of j. G.
Loey (white), on the 18th OF January last,
were to-day hanged at New Kent Court
house. Two hundred people we're present,
including . large number Of colored
women.
Everything Lovely with h Wan.
derbilts.
New YORK, March 25.
An evening paper says w. H. Wander
bilt admits having received a friendly let
ter from his brother Cornelius. A family
reunion is also talked Of, but no date is
fixed. The division Of the property is to
take place on that occasion. The million
dollar suit will not be tried.
George &. GOrhans On Trial.
WASHINGTON, March 25.
Senator Wallace has called a meeting Of
his committee, the late Teller Committee,
for tomorrow, and proposes to begin work
by examining George G. Gorham, the de-
posed Secretary of the Senate, regarding
the raising Of money from go vernment
officials for political purposes.