Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-28

tender surplus. The reserve has been
reduced over SIS. 900, 900 and is now only
S., ass. 600. Should this continue there
would be great danger that the banks
would be left with less thar the reserve re-
quired by law. When the certificates shall
all be taken up. as they will be in the
course of this week or next week. the con-
traction Of the currency will have reached
$500. DOC. 600, q very considerable peTcen-
tage of the entire amoun of the volume
Of legal tender currency. Those legal
tenders locked up in the Treasury, under
the present regulations. will not come out
until the call for bonds maturing in July.
The Secretary Of he Treasury
that after to-day no more certificates Will
be sold by him. The Secretary desires
the remainder Of the certificates unsold to
be distributed as far as practicable among
Postmasters bonded for their sale at
places other than Boston, New York, Phil
adelphis and Baltimore
The Presidents veto message of the
Legislative. Executive and Judicial Appro-
priation bill will be sent to the louise OF
Representatives tomorrow.
rhe .HernId-s ON the Grant Jnnket-
naErial situation.
New YoRK. May 81.
The HERALD has an editorial on the
proposed excursion to San Francisco 10
welcome Grant. II does not believe that
Grant is a eonsenting party TO this extra
ordinary demonstration, and fears that II
will be . great annoyance and embarrass-
ment TO him. On his arrival he will see at
once that il is only an -electioneering man
euyre and consequently participated in
81. H. Rar<rhl1aDa Grant will haEa
reason to complain when he finds that the
projected ovation has been so planned as
10 exclude the majority Of the people in
every place through which he is TO pass
from any participation in it. The whole
thing is an egregious and discourteous
blunder, which will defeat the purpose of
its perpetrators by disgusting all that part
of the Republican party who hin it
premature to select in 1879 q ticket for the
election Of 1850.
A Washington correspondent has inter-
viewed Fernando Wood, WHO said that he
does not intend to sail for Europe till
Congress adionrns. He declared that War
ner's silver bill will never become q law.
The country is in the condition Of a con-
vaiescent patient with a good constitution.
When a doctor comes meddling, and try
ing to dose such a patient, he ought to be
driven out with a horsewhip. Wood said
further that he was positive the COMMITTEES
on Ways and Means would not report any
bill whatever at this session affecting the
revenue or taxation.
A Washington correspondent interviewed
Senator Butler. Of South Carolina. on va
rious topics. He said he should vote sup
plies to tue Government, aud if tainted
with backing down. he should bear it as
well as he could. He regarded the negro
exodus as having had its origin in Wash
ington, and as managed by politicians.
He thought the hegira would be a blessing
to the South. which had too many negroes
and was raising too much cotton.
Fragrant BiSosry of the Presby-
terrain Assembly,
SARATOGA. n. Y, MAY ~.
In the Presbyterian Assembly, this
morning. the discussion continued on the
question of reafiirming the deliyerance of
tine Assembly OF 1875, upon the validity Of
Catholic bab;isn. The following was
eventually adopted. Resolved that this
Assembly, in full accordance with the words
of our confession If faith respecting the
Church of Rome, do o reafirm the de-
upon this subject of the Assem-
bly, of 1875, as applying to the Romish
hierarchy, headed by the Pope, Wolsely
claiming to be 1.-THE church," which is
opposed, absolutely and irreconciliably,
to the doctrines Of the holy scriptures,
which is %corrupting and degrading a large
part Of Christ's Church, over which ii has
complimentary resolves the Assembly
adjourned.
Mining Share Market In View
York.
NEW York. May 81.
The " Tribune" yesterday said 1t has
been expected generally that the adoption
of the new Constitution in California
would cause the removal of many Mining
Companies from that State. This resul.
has nor been reached yet. George Satter-
lee, President of the Mining Stock Ex-
change. said, recently. that there had been
no official removals to this city in conse-
quence of the election in California. Sew
eral Companies had come here, bnt they
had resolved to move some time before the
adoption OF the new Constitution. He
thought. however, that other Companies
would come here. The chief effect of tile
new Constitution would he the formation
Of new Companies here which would other
wise have been started in California.
The Sun" on the same subject, says
The mining brokers have come into strong
prominence The commissions of some Of
them averaged. during the last two weeks.
as high as 500 per day Keeping in view
the fact that instead Of the rate of Si2-50.
the ruling rate in regular stock sransac-
ions Of the Stock Exchangn, mining sharss
are taxed only Al the rate OF from 81 to s.
per hundred. the above figures
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weaker sex seem to be particularly fond Of
mining. and the sudden start OF mining
securities is attributable to many causes.
The prices Of the mineral stock list are
already too high. The commission upon
them is large and profits slow. All anpre-
hension concerning the influence OF the
California Constitution has been dis
counted. and the unexpected leap OF some
of these securities within the LAST few DAYS
naturally infused . new courage into specu-
lative minds.
L~awlessness In Kentucky.
RiyERToS. KY, May "a.
The Underwood war has again broken
ont on Upper Tygart's creek, in Center
county. Elva Underwood, while peace
fully at work in a cDrnfield near his home,
was shot from an ambush on Thursday,
and when his children FASTENED to him.
they found him in a dying condition.. His
chest was perforated BY two balls. George
Underwood. Elva's father. was also killed
in a similar manner, and jesse has entered
tie field as the avenger Of his family's
wrongs. Ii j. feared there will be a fearful
amount OF bioods.ed. and the farmers up
in that neighhorhood are afraid Of becom-
ing the victims OF some assassin's ball, and
are fnrsaking their fields.
Trouble is again reported in Breathill
county. with one murder.