Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-22
EASTERN VS..
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Isv.rAL 70 m ztzzxA DA1Lr u.rusL-I
The appropriations To Pass.
saicKIGYERs AND IonesHoRfnEm on A
STRIKE.
MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL FAIR.
4 Threasenang Letter - The ms
s1nn COnsai.
xExIcxs INTERNATIONAL FAIR.


NEW YoRx. Nay H.
The SUM Washington correspondent
says II Is absolutely certain that both the
Legislative, Executive. Judicial and the
Army Appropriation bills will be made be-
fore Congress sdiourns. The number,
aIso. who we're originally in favor Of with
holding supplies until grievances we're re-
dressed, is constantly decreasing. Either
the appropriations viii be regularly made.
or resolutions extending them win be
passed The .Heraid's" Washington dis
patch says Speaker Randall encourages .
prolonged session, and holds thai the Army
Appropriation bill ought not TO be passed
and the struggle With President Hayes
ought 10 be made. - pronounced. - bitter
- possible. The Speaker has . good deal
q Influence in the House.
The scfion Of the LoBgshore bricklaycrs
and other trades unions. on . strike or
threatening 10 strike. Is severely criticized
by the morning papers- At meeting Of
the bricklayers committee permission Vas
given their men 20 work. condifionaiiy. Al
specified places. but they would mt allou
them TO work on nes buildings ON n
terms, ave h -ss which are sufhorifsr
lively prescribed. The .-Ballesin" says !:
We have il on good authority that many
Longshoremen. who have been going about
idle on the uhzrves during the p2sf fort
night, wonld be glad 10 return 10 work -
the steamship company's terms, bat for the
arbitrary DEGREES Of . similar committee.
and there are evidences Of = like species Of
dictation and terrorism 1t Pitfsburg.
where . COMMITTEES il busy organizing .
strike among the iron and steel industries
TX ~-~-.l- >~-~x.- nnxhf~ 20 ma
lAborerB here, are circulating printed hand
ing work to laboFers.
Ramon De Yebars 4ler. an eminent Mex
lean engineer and land owner. arrived yes
terday from Mexico. 10 superintend the
construction Of iron work 10 be made In this
country for tbs International Exhibition
He ssys public interest has been aroused
and the people are preparing actively for
the enterprise He 10 confident that the
building will be ready for exhibits in their
proper departments by next January when
the exhibition il to be opened
The Russian Consul General here has
. communication. signed BIZ the
Rnssi an Revolutionary Committee, DE- clzr-
ing that he has uttered certain slanderous
and base fzlseboods in New
York society against one Of our most de-
voted and trusted friends. and warning
him that be has made himself particularly
to our order by transferring 70
this free soil the contempfibls system Of
espionage. and that should be
persist IN his infamous course the eonse-
4rences will certainly be disastrous to
BE believes that an organization Of
exists here. and says he Is
IN no hurry TO receive warning No. 2
Besignasss. 81 Secretary
MeCrnry.
wAszrseTox, Nay n.
II il stated that Secretary NeCrxry has
TO accept the position Of United
States Circuit Judged the Eighth District.
10 be made vacant by the resignation Of
Judge Dillon, bat viii not leave the Cabi-
net before the first OF September next.
In the House. to-day, . motion Was
made 20 lay on fhef table the motion to re-
The vote on the adoption Of the
section Of the Eilser ball - amend
ID. and vas carried yeas no, nays IUs-
This yofe keeps the fourth section in the
bill. thns defeating ore Of the main objectz
Of its ~supporters- At the last moment.
Springer. Who Rad sustained the Marsh
1t all stages. changed his vote,
from '-4ye" - no." which left it in the
speaker power to defeat the motion by
il ; tie vote. but be did not ex-
sreiss his constitutional privilege
The Presbyterfas Assembly.
SARATOGA. Nay n.
In the Presbyterian Assembly to-day DR..
Kendall. Secretary d the Board Of Home
Missions. detailed the obstacles in Mexico
Utah. The Rev. J. C. Hewitt, Of
Montana. after giving an account Of the
and mining resources u that
Territory. said that there uere there six
churches. one seif-sustzining.
There b . great call there for Presbyterian
The Catholics are sending
priests to occupy The Territory. Elder j.
". COyner, Of Utah, spoke Of the work VI
the Society there. II money was not spent
in christi2nizing Utah now, millions more
will be needed hereafter to put down the
Hormons. who are indefatigsble in prsps-
eating Il home and in foreign countries.
Ceasrea Men 3 - CssseiI.
RICHMOND. May u.
In the colored convention . COMMITTEES
II three vas appointed 70 60 to Washing
bon 10 consult with leading Republicans
npon the best course to pursue in the
forts to secure the ameiioration and i'm
provement Of the conaision of the colored
race. The COMMITTEES % Grievances made
report setting forth At length The wrongs
the colored people, and submitting .
series Of resolutions recommending the
people Of the State to organize
~Docieties for the purpose Of p~efitioning the
legislative md Judicial departments Of the
State for . full recognition Of their rights
y citizens.
--
Cornell BLURYs, Nay II.
The Democratic State Convention A.
'embled this morning. A temporary or
yanization was effected by choosing James
Hagermsn. Of Keokuk. President. Upon
'aking the chair. he returned thanks for
he honor, and indorsed the attitude OF
he Democratic party in Congress. He
President Hayes, and declared
hat the Democracy will not only elect the
,ext President. but will inaugurate him. |
on Resolutions and Creden-
isis we're sppofnted, and . recess was then
aiken.
Guarding Agafnss Yellow Fever.
CHICAGO, May FL.
The "Iournals'' Washington special
DR.. Hamilton, Surgeon General Of
he Marine Hospital Service. has been in
~ ~ sseush1At W tto N8t&DUot D03IQ
u Health all papers received by the Treas
nry Department in relation to the disinfec-
hon Of ships arriving in American ports
yellow fever on board. and to inform
he National Board Of Health that the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury II ready n give
prompt consideration 70 any suggestions
,r recommendations that the Board Of
Health may make in relation to the sub
|ect.
Cesvsnsso ~ she Christaan Asss-
eloe1o0.
BALTIMORE, Nay n.
Nay 21st being the first Biennial
Of the Christian Associations
" the United States and British Provin-
~. : meeting vas held to-day. J. ". Far
veil, Of Chicago, First Vice President.
salied the meeting 70 order. A Commit
Of one from each State, Territorial Dis
and Provincial organization, was sp-