Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05

ron the teas until | arrived II Altszuy-
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ares 10 WAGER AGAINST me | An 70 gs5
$1,000 for this
How liz Is Taken in New York
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All ths 5ozrnLs, EeuEt15e1a - well IS
Democrs., speak a The SzrAfegz Corner
ion ss TIE personal property Ct CoBkhas-
xhere hss vii wzs accomplished TO tbs IT
er. The -NOrl4r says the ticket nzza5-
rafed Is : strong one No other jo1rsAl
axes the sane ground The Tribune
onnaeads the ticket. bat zrsnes q though
/ knew may RsD1bsicaus who defended
% dasers from tie start TIE Times
rhile not attempting to cHnseal rs cAagrl1
syer Ceraell5s LozAIrAn01- sars thai E1z
he convention hzs soeken is verdict XII
e accepted By al EEo participated II j -
ne voice OF the pzrtE- TIE god Q1sh1ss
Il the nansne@ --y y r nsgzfiTe-
sat there sre at least n0 points Of positive
s.dness abozf ten. Though nearly al are
trained politicians ue know Of no 4erusa-
non q ~corrGpslga 81 faint q pzc1lzElo1
shieh can be alleged IN regard 10 \ one
If the number. The Times shows h21
onklings poEe- has E4ned since the last
Presidential Contention. Notwithstanding
is success yesterday II Is estimated thai
the anti machine Republicans have gzl1ed
81 per cent within the past three years.
measured By tie notes in tbs CONVENTION
The .sTribQns" eunpisesariy accepts tEe
osals with Al ! told you So. Il sNs
Cornell has never up TO this c4nTalgn
been our choice for any oAs@- L HE he
5ablicans had followed our presevnre L.
xoald lot hare le=a- Bat il wsnld have
sesn IN vain 10 attempt 10 stea the rural
gpposifaoas and lis popularity i ste2GiiF
Increasing, He IS no. y inspiring eanda-
late. baF VII prove = good oas- He i II
I'D and tried and a. rrae . Republican As
any Of his opponents He ! a better or
-anizsr than any OF them and has more
=xperisace ef the exsez.iye sort than any
II them Those BhO supposed from the
temporary bother ralssd II this city that
the son Of Ezra Cornell is going 10 prove
Unpopular in Sew York. viii find their
on election DAY" The Public"
$50 says there Is NOT much sense in tlNze
Of feeling. Very feE RepEbli-
@-1 49, 4<<4r[ - S4RR--& @%A -
The risk Of promoting the election Of Tildsn
o the Presidency. Il IS whispered also
that the nomination Of Coraeli will render
Kelly more inclined TO carry ont his threa.
hat Robinson siaoald not be elected again.
Cunkiingss Victory.
SARATOGA. September 4.
This morning at 10 o'eloek 4. B. Cornell,
Chairman Of the State COMMITTEES, called
he Republican State Convention TO order.
Conkliug. who. as he entered the
ssll, was loudly applauded, was unzni-
no1sly chosen temporary Chairman. and
addressed the Convention st length. The
for Governor resulted as follows:
l. 3. Cornell. New York, 2S4; W. n. Rob-
rtson, Westehester. los; Theodore II.
'omeroy, Cayuss- Sc; Frank Hiseock. 81:
George b. Sloan, Oswego, /: John FL.
'tarin. Montgomery, 4. The whole num-
,er Of votes cast was $50 Necessary for
choice. 227. Vice President wheeler's
I0te for Robertson ELECTED applause, while
more Kisses followed Coukling's vote fnr
George B. Sloan's vote for Cor
lell eiieited hearty cheers, followed By
Kisses. Sloan was counted agains. Cornell.
REQ. W. Curtis vote for Robertson was
with applause Wheeler. Chair
announced that as A. b. Cornell had
. majority Of all the votes. he was
be nominee OF the convention. A motion
o make the nomination unanimous was
with 3 single objection The
wal completed As follows: Li1uten-
Mt Governor, &c rye G.. Hoskins; Secre-
airy Of State. Joseph B. Carr; Controller,
'ames W. Wadsworth; Treasurer. Nathan
}. Wendell: Attorney General. Hamilton
Nard State Engineer and Surveyor, How
nd Soule.
Yellow Fever RaIIetin.
MEMPHIS, September 4.
Twelve new cases wes;e reported this
morning. and seven deaths have occurred
last night.
An Atlanta dispatch SAYS the DAILY
So~nstitution's" fund for General Hoods
reached on the first day nearly
1000.
NEw YORK. September 4.
A Halifax telegram SAYS: Her Majesty's
hip Boxer arrived yesterday from Jamaica,
shere several Of the ofics rs md men died
rom yellow fever The vessel came here
o recruit the health Of TIE crew..
A Havana dispatch says: There were
g deaths from yellow fever here last week,
decrease OF IL compared with the preYi-
rus week. In consequence Of the unusual
A~1N~ VI khC tCA10o lever tnC pres Nv
and the fatality Of the disease on
the vessels which have left Port
the order Of November 2s, ls4S. has
,een revived and will be enforced. 1t pro-
rides that no vessel carrying above 60 per-
IONS, passengers and crew, shall leave the
without having a physician and clergy
nan ON board.
Ars eprague's Whereabouts.
NKw YoRK, September 1.
Worlds" special from Kingston, L. l..
Iays that Mrs. Sprague has arrived safely
i Jamaica Plain. where some cousins Of
lers are spending the summer. Mr.. Spragne
sin not At present take any proceedings for
he recovery Of the children. A Times"
Sarraganset Pier special, on the contrary.
tates. on the authority OF Sprague's conn
nvoxsd. whsu there Will b. music fer the