Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-18
WASHINGTON INTELLIGENCE.
What the California Delegation
Has Done.
GORHAM TO TAKE THE STUMP.
Ksarnsy Will Return to California
THuRMAN's JEALOUS FRIENDS.
Contradictory Statement About
seymOur's Candidacy.



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WASHINGTON, June 17.-The California
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session In securing unusually hperai ana
proportionately large appropriations for
Pacific Coast purposes. which have already
--.-.-.as;n s.t.; "a n..a rot NOW
Deon y
be recapitulated. Their record In this re-
spect will compare favorably with that Of
.nv elaboration in Congress They have
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aiso' particularly the oider "elnperS $50
Booth and Davis, participated largely and
creditably in general legislation for the
-L.,a - .,,horoh .s;da from
s $500 -
procuring tine insertion OF Items IN INC
regular annual appropriation bills, there
have been Int few o~pportuuities for any
delegation to secure attention for local
measured. thew have succeeded in putting
throuch = number Of bills of distinctive
Pacific Coast value. and in advancing q
fair proportion of their other bills to posi-
tons, from which they may be finally en-
have nassed hoth Houses and become laws.
are Booths bill allowing homestead set
tiers to date back their entries TO me tim
ond cs onan;on shannnnad entr;es 70 ;mms.
date settlement. Pages bill, providing
for the repayment Of fees, purchase money
and void entries OF public lands. DAVIS
bill, providing for the payment OF unpaid
Pacific Coast accounts in the Indian Bu-
reau. Farley's bill authorizes the Catholic
Bishops Of California to sell the College
ranches. The bill introduced by Booth
and Davis. increasing the pay OF night In
spectors of Customs. Davis bill, granting
American register to the bark Annie john
son, owned in San Francisco, and the claim
Dill ior me reliel oi Den nuaas;n.ts a tha
Condition Of the approaches to Mare Island
navy yard by a subcommittee Of the Com
mittee on Naval Analrs, VINO are @ ~
cs,;5orn;. Il hi arnensa If the House con-
tipgent fund.
George @. Gorham his inten-
ton of taking the stump for Garfield in
California. but will remain here until after
the State Convention dominates its ticket.
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DENVER, June 1.-THE news from Lead
u;,,o :. ~. .ha ;na;c.+;ors .ra that The
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strike Is ABOUT 70 DC amicaoiy se'sleu' Ing
miners noio . nnai "eesins ~
WHICH uene aa' NO.. e.
m;ttee have drawn mn resolutions which
thew claim the mine n have accepted,
and this meeting is called for the purpose
OF submitting .ne resolutions ~ ne Ino5
doVernor ritAlns mas ausices = ..sac5
Vile bnas = co"pIouiise nss so -
on Detween ene s'.inefs anu L.1;.;. LII n
n manasers' 1nu .nas t ne n ~. - ~
On rIiday' lnc pasis = se
compromise u nov a~nnouncou.
Dennis Kearney's MOvennents.
New YORK, June 15.-Dennis Kearney
called on your correspondent last evening"
he is looking well. He stops At Frencn's
Hotel having arrived In town yesterday
morning. On Friday he goes to Boston to
visit his mother, where ne VIII remain
until Monday, when ne goes 10 Cincinnaa
Upon the adjournment OF the Democratc
Convention ne Will return 70 Caiiiornas.
kearney read the California papers on n!e
in the New York bureau with av1dity. HIS
political notions continue unique. ne
thinks Tilden will be nominated 81 Cin-
A. Hnrsa =, Rsrrasantat;vea
rvm.r r-uu.buul . mark Horse.
cm...a run.,1 III. mro.., rna,.n.
.no,;s sns.,s, ..rs rhrrm.r dsnrsc.tes
M.-a-.-x - $500 .a.1ox. ..;.ra.
'.e aosnss = ~
who intend TO go 70 Cincinnau IN ms Do
half with banners and other emblems.
Hon. Lyman Trumbull's friends here re-
gard him as the possible dark horse, and
will turn out in force ct Cincinnati. An
excursion IL already made up from here to
go dow on Saturday nigns.
adysntage In his Presidential aspirations.
The N.rra~ausett Disaster.
w. w. -. ~ rha m;r,.. ..r.
!. A SuA ~
OF the N~arragansett disaster 30 lar o.
gathered from reports, there has been 260
r.-asarosr. s.vad "a tha astmataa ~ III
comnany,s %ofscers. which nlace the total
number Of passengers at 800. be correct,
y mnc %O S;s \, sst;m.tss - ohsarvsrs
who were on board, represent anything like
the truth, the number OF lost cannot be
iess tnan o. and may greatly exceed snas
.
Harrison's visit TO Seymour.
Nrw yo.v r,ra I 7-rha r,,oa. s.vs
nav '.A 10y.
Mayor Harrison's recent visit to Horatio
Seymour vas apparently made in his own
interest a. : Yice-presidential candidate.
and Apparently Resulted In Seymour eiyine
nm most positive assurances that ne was
onmstsncss .ccsnt A ths nom;uss;on NJ Har-
rison, however, evidently became convinced
that Seymour would accept the nomina-
ton, and does not hesitate to say 20.
rnu Perry KfrIed wan . H.nfo.