Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-19
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SPECIAL TO THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
Preparing for the Fight.
THE NEW YORK DEMOCRATS POOL THEIR
ISSUES.
LATEST REPORTS FROM MEMPHIS.

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LATEST REPORTS FROM MEMPHIS.
An Unhealthy State of Affairs i'm
Quebec.
New YORK. August IS.
The Buffalo "Courier'' says The De-
mocracy will be united in the approaching
State canvass. They do not in tend merely
to nominate candidates for State offices.
but they mean to elect them. The tone OF
the State press, Democratic and Repub-
lican, strongly indicates a belief that Tam
many aud Anti-Tammany will compromise
their differences. The Times" says Til
den's wise moderation las half disarmed
his foes, and has made the eventual sur
render of Tammany much more easy than
would have been possible if his men had
retorted upon Tammany With insults and
defiance. The Troy Times says that the
conclusion to be reached is, that the Dem
ocratie factions OF the State, Tilden on one
hand and Kelly on the other, have agreed
to pool their issues in the approaching
compaign, in view of the Importance OF the
coming Presidential election. Robinson
will undoubtedly be thrown o~verboard, as
a concession to Kelly, aud Tilden will be
HlIONtu 1 udiHG tlt " ~
ernor-probably GARRISON N. Potter. Kel-
ly will name the candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, and the remainder of the ticket
will be made up in equal proportions Of
Tammany and Anti-Tammany followers.
Latest Reports from Memphis.
MEMPHIS, August JS.
DIR. w. Coleman, of San Antonio, Texas,
who was ordered by the National Board OF
Health to investigate the origin OF the
fever prevailing in this city, has been quiz
city at work for a month past. While he
is not likely to make public the manner in
which the germs were introduced, yet his
investigations will convince him that they
were imported direct from the West Indies,
and that they passed the New Orleans quar-
antine unchallenged and arrived in this
city some time in June. Eight new cases
were reported up to noon to-day, six white
and two black. Five deaths have occurred.
General John S. S~keffington, a prominent
criminal lawyer, was Frustrated this morn
ing. His case is not yet reported to the
Board of Health. The weather is growing
warm. The isolation movement will prove
a failure, because OF the prevailing objec-
ton of the majority of people to having
flags placed on their houses. No penalty Is
imposed for non-obseryance OF the regula-
ton, therefore it becomes q dead letter.
DR.. Potter is enforcing the quarantine
regulations against the infested districts in
the city.
A Providence Or. ~ dispatch says the
schooner Susan Stetson, from Miragone
for Providence, has arrived here. The
captains wife died at Hayti and two sea-
men on the voyage from yellow fever. Vir-
ginia Lopez, who arrived in New York with
her parents from Havana last week, in the
steamer Saratoga, has died Of yellow fever
in the quarantine hospital. The waiter Of
he steamer is dow with the disease.
The Outlook Mt Quebec.
QUEBEC, August IS.
In order to understand the situation it
should be known that the first part of
Champlain street, leading up to Coves
street from the city. is inhabited princi-
pally by Irish. Higher up towards Sill
lery a portion of the street called Cape
Blanc is known as the French district.
st. Roch and st. Souvuer are principally
French districts, and Montcalm Ward is
Irish and French. The estimates of the
expenses OF the city by the riot are over
$50, 900, exclu i've of the commercial loss
which must ensue. Rioting and assaults
at Cape Blanc continue at intervals, but
there is not now much apprehension Of
another stand fight. The Irish ship labor
ers have resolved not to accept any reduc-
ton Of wages as asked by the French. In
both st. Patrick's and the French churches
yesterday the ~clergymen recommended
moderation. A number of ladies who are
remaining in town have sought the pro-
lection Of the Citadel. The magistrates of
the city will call q meeting of interested
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force the Blade act. The arms of the COM
panies of the Quebec battalion have been
stolen at Loret by people from Cape Blanc,
Everything is now quiet; rain is clearing
the streets Of rioters. In the Irish part Of
the city ali passersby and carriages during
the night were stopped and examined by
armed men. The Eighth Royal Rifles nave
been removed from the skating rink to
Queens wharf.
The violence OF the mob was 80 great
the police fired upon them, killing one and
.wounding two. The mob subsequently at
tackled Lord Lurgan's lodges. On Satur-
day 200 police charged on the mob with
liked bayonets. The police were beaten
back and twenty Of their number injured.
The rival mobs fred at each other with
rides. One leader OF the Catholic party
had some dynamite which exploded, injur-
ing him fatally.
Mosby Heard From.
WASHINGTON, August 10.
The POST tomorrow will contain q
long attack upon the Stale Department.
based upon q letter from Consul Mosby
at Hong Kong. dated February goth.
Mosby says in the letter that several thou
sand dollars have been collected at that
port since 1870, United States fees for the
examination OF Chinese emigrants to the
United States, and that this money has not
been turned into the Treasury. Mosby
asks what he shall do with the money he
collects, and intimates that he would like to
keep it. The inference to be derived from
the letter is that Seward, our Minister TO
China, who was Consul at Hong Kong, has
been gnilty OF POPULATION in retaining fees
collected on the account mentioned.
Not an Insanity Dodge.
ATLANTA, August IS.
Three Of the men who were in the mob
that murdered Standing, the Mormon ell
der, have been captured and lodged in
the Whitfield jail. They declare that
Standing killed himself that they or their
comrades tool him into the woods for the
purpose Of whipping him, and just as they
were about to he picked up q
pistol and deliberately shot himself in the
face. There are witnesses who swear that
Ciswson. Standings colleague. confessed
that this was the truth. but he now SAYS
that he told this at the demand OF the con-
spirators and to save his own life. The
murderers will be taken before the Court
at its next session.
Talnange's Vacation.
NEW YORK. August IS.
The Trustees OF the Brooklyn Taberna-
Gle have extended the vacation of Talmage
to October 1st. Talmage wrote, REQUEST
ing the extension. saying: II And that /
cannot see the cities of England and Ire
land satisfactorily unless I have q month