Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-11-14

source OF supply 1cr lrflSalnS purposes.
There are now some 5 1000 a~rtesian wells in
successful opeF alton. and many expert
ments are being made by French engineers
in the Great Saraha Desert, which indicate
that the plan is feasible. At some of the
wells sunk ty NJ. jas, water was obtained
at a depth OF only 800 or 400 feet, and the
discharge was equal to 1000 gallons per
minute. There is every reason why similar
results should be obtained in the strata
the table lands Of Colorado.
Mr.. Walker, by his training and capacity
for close observation, will be able to make
an intelligent study of the situation, and
his report will be looked for with interest.
Clearing House Exchanges.
New YORK, November Is.
The Clearing House Exchanges, for the
week, show no diminution in the amount
of transactions at the various cities of the
country. The comparison this week is more
striking, because we have now reached a
month in which business began to revive
rapidly last year, especially at cities through
which grain and cotton moved. The ag-
gregate total represents 81 OBJ DOC, 900 this
week against $3.50, 900, 600 last year. Only
two towns show losses this week-as COM
pared with last year-San Francisco and
III lAAOg ohtt AN 40 ~
gaining as her per eentage on loss is only
1874; representing nearly S14, coo, 600 against
SIT 900, 600 last year. The Public's table
to-day shows that the following towns gain
this year over the corresponding week in
1878: New York, sos; Boston, 51.4; Phil
adelphia, 37.1 /; Chicago, 1914 Baltimore,
52.6; st. Louis, 29.4; Cincinnati. 1922; Mil
waukee, 924; New Orleans, 81.1 ; Pitts
burg, 81 Providence, 1913 ; Kansas City,
53.5 Cleveland, 1856 Indianapolis, 81 !;
New Haven 1913; Syracuse. 1871 Lowell,
AL. Louisville's loss is &C..
Grants Movements.
CHICAGO, November 10.
Colonel W. R. Holloway, of indianapolis,
waited OF General Grant this morning with
an invitation from Col. Thos. A. Scott to
,ccept the Inequalities Of the Pennsylvania
accepted. He stated that his programme
was as follows, substantially Leaving
here about the goth instant, he will return
to Gaiena. where he will rest three weeks.
He will then come to Chicago, and leave
by the morning train on the Pittsburg,
Cincinnati and st. Louis Railroad. on De-
cember 9th, for Indianapolis, making only
one hours stop at Logansport. and arriv-
ing in Indianapolis at 2 P. NJ. He will stay
{ ere one day, being rendered q reception
by the State Soldiers Reunion. Thence
he goes to Louisville one day, and to Gin
cinnati two days, and in turn to Columbus,
Pittsburgh. Philadelphia and New York,
wintering in he South, possibly in Ha-
vana.
The Union Veteran Club gave a recep-
ton to General Grant at Mcvicker's
Theatre to-day. The theatre was tastefully
decorated by Manager McYicker with flags
and flowers. with living representations OF
the Goddess OF Liberty and 38 States.
Patriotic speeches we're made by General
Logan and others. General Grant made a
few remarks Of the same general tenor Of
many previous speeches. He said he be-
lieved the war resulted in D great deal OF
good to the country, and that the South
was in a better condition 0 than if it
had succeeded. Certainly we would have
been worse off if it had succeeded. Emory
A. Storer made q stirring speech. Gov.
Oglesby and Louis l.. Woodford followed,
after which the audience dispersed.
Toomb's Sentiments.
CHICAGO, November 10.
The Daily News having invited the Gov
ernors Of the various States, and promi-
nent Southern men, to send in its care
congratulations on General Grants return,
has received a number Of such congratu-
~lations, including one from Hon. A.. H.
Stephens, another from General James
Longstreet and the following from General
Robert Toombs:
ATLANTA, Ca, November 10.
To III. E. Stone, Editor-Your telegram
received. I decline to answer, except to
say to present my personal congratulations
to General Grant on his return to his
country. He fought for his country hop-
erably and won. ] fought for mine and
lost. ! am ready to try it over again.
Death to the Union. r. TooNBs.
A scoundFel's Work.
LOUISVILLE, November IS.
Davis d Hebron's hub and spoke factory
at Paducah was burned this morning; loss,
$2S, 900. Wilson 4 Daugherty's blacksmith
shop at Frankfort was burned at the same
time. The remains Of a child OF NJ. A.
Jones were found in the ruins, and it is
supposed that Wilson, who is an ex-
vict, fred the place to destroy the evidence
OF . crime. 1t Is also thought that the
body of Hezekiah Gardiner, who disap-
peared last Saturday, IL in the ruins Of
the shop. The lynching OF Wilson is threat
ened, and The Governor has been asked to
call out the military.
Army OF the Tennessee.
CHICAGO, November IS.
At 10 o'clock the Army Of the Tennessee
began Its annual meeting at their head
quarters In the Palmer House, General
W. T. Sherman presiding. Gen. VIM. E.
Strong informed the 450 members present
that they could act as guard Of honor to
General Grant, and follow when he leaves
the procession. There is no political sig
niicance In this reception. All classes
participate. so that the affair il devoid OF
political Significance, This was distinctly
understood before the Democrats and the
Illinois National Guard would consent to
take part.
The Rebeilious Utes.
WASHINGTON. November 10.
Secretary Schurz has received the fol-
telegram from Special Agent Adams,
written ct Los Pinos Agency. November
10th. and forwarded via Lake City /
here Yesterday, and immediately
proceeded 10 Chief Ouray's house where 1
met about 20 IT the chiefs and head men
Of the White River Utss. who had come In
obedience to Ouray's orders. Others are
expected. The camp OF these Indiana 10
about 90 miles distant. on Qnnnison river.
Nothing IL changed In The situation here.
O1ray IL positive that. when satisfied
Of tho guilt Of the Indians. he will have
power enough to arrest and hold them.
Republican Successes La New York.
New YORK, November Is.
The Sun has received the official returns
from fifty Of the sixty counties in the STATE.
A close comparison between these and the
unofficial returns from the other ten conn-
ties indicate that Haskins, Republican can
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