Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-01
Is. Of Political Funds.

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Use Of Political Funds
NEW To1K- July 81
Tie WSrlfs~ Washington speci.l SAYS !:
Tie charges against Chairman Hztton. Of
the State Committee Of Iowa. ard editor
Of tie Darlington Haakeye, Of having used
campaign ssnds for his oEn purposes, have
aroused the attention q other local COM
mites and pat them on their inquiry.
G0rhan. who il nos accused By the Ad-
ninistrsfi0n Of opposing tle Republicans
u California because he failed TO receive =
Bureau OTi1e here. testified before the
Wallace Connit1ee 70 tie mounts Of
money sen; By Iase Congressional Commit
fse last year 10 different States. This led
70 an investigation II the charges against
Hzs.on, and nov ii is whispered fhz. other
financial irregularities among tie brethren
hare been discovered. and thai ali that has
been raised for the zfyanesment Of Re
publican principles has no; gone for that
purpoTe bus has b@tn used ~ enrich good
Republican chzirmea. There i much sad
ness among the good. and mach swearing
among the Chandierss al The developments.
Hopeful Memphis
MExPErs. July 81.
lA[ HaEG&A-1H ~ HIS CVEt44E4t4 W0fc
bopefal. Ii il even hoped that the worst
10 over. The theories of the mos; learned
PHYSICIANS about the disease are being over
turned. II is DOW known that those who
had the fever 0nce are not certain Of i'm
mnnity from the same disease, cases dis
proving the old idea having occurred thus
year already. One refugee left Memphis
in . small skif. there being no steamers or
railway train Five cases sere reported
70 the Board u Health this morning. four
Of whom are colored- Three deaths have
occurred The wife Of the Chief Of Police
xaz stricken down With the fever last night
At Raleigh, Tenn. His daughter, Eudora.
il in . dying condition. A large meeting
Of colored people Vas held to-day at noon
ct Cochran Hall. Resolutions opposing
the removal Of the blacks to the camp and
their discrimination 70 appeal 10 the absent
merchants for assistance we're adopted.
The sentiment Of the meeting was strongly
opposed to the camp scheme.
Eight more cases were reported 10 the
Board o! Health this afternoon, ive Of
which we're eolored- No deaths from gel
low fever hare occurred for the pas: "a
hours ending At 6 p. u. Several cases Of
fever are reported outside tie corporate
limits of the city. which are not included
in the oficial report Of the Board Of
Health.
The Towards have fire nurses on du.y,
distributed among 81 sick people. s.. A.
Hatcher and Brooks Wilson. . telegraph
operator, are reported dying tonight.
The daughter OF Chief Of Police Ofhey is
sick with the fever at Raleigh. Tenn. and
is in . critical condition. There are about
400 people at Camp Marks. The weather
is clear and pleasant.
Samuel A. Hatcher died last night at 8
o'clock. James Hester, the last member
Of . family Of seven. two Of whom have
died. was Frustrated with the fever yester-
day afternoon.
Yellow ZACH Visits Nex York.
NEw YoEK. July 81.
Bartholomew McKeon. fireman Of the
steamer Merida. from Havana, died this
morning Of yellow fever at quarantine in
New York. 4. T. Deith, barber Of the
steamer Saratoga. died last night. One
patient Is still In the hospital.
During a conference Of the Board Of
Health with Postmaster James yesterday,
relative to the likelihood Of the yellow
fever spreading by means OF letters. it was
concluded that there was no danger Of such
. result Professor Chandler, of the
Board. remarked that last year q few thou
sand deaths from yellow fever occurred in
the South and Southwest, and the whole
world was Mortified with the ravages it
was making. and freely bestowed their
sympathy aud money to relieve the dis
tress and suffering. The mortality from
the scarlet fever in New York State alone
annually was greater than the yellow fever
mortality Of last year, but the people could
not lie aroused to the necessity OF even a
decent caution to prevent the spread Of the
disease.
Sad EadinS of q Pleasure Exeur-
sion.
OswEao. N. Y, July 81.
Two steam yachts dashed together and
containing . pleasure party bad not pro-
ceeded more than twenty rods from the
dock this morning when the head lashing
loosened and one Of the yachts capsized
and sunk. drowning Mrs. Percells. OF
Binghampton; Mrs. Bostwick and Mrs.
and Miss Burkelow, OF Kirkwood. and Miss
Hattie Pollock. Of New York.
A Chilling Statement.
PETERSBURG, Va, July 81.
Captain Daniel Dobson was poisoned
with his entire family, the other day, by
eating ice cream. He Is dead, and the
family remain quite i'll.
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