Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-12
gEAGAN'S BILL
THE COMMERCE COMMITTEE oP-
POSES 1T.
Grants InfenfScns-tIericai sym-
pafhIxer Ssufh American
Unn-A Political Row
Crimes Calender Etc

wrszEsrox, February Ii-Ise Aeze
Commerce CouuItzee yss1er3Ay Sok n
he Reagan Inssr SAFE CSz7sro hA
and decided By 8 Tsss Ct lA7e< % seven
not 70 report the til 70 tie Ho2@ M
Resr,n then requested .A@ przrSs q
praser;irg an adverse report . tie He7%
tat E ~pres1nssfive Bliss who had vo'A nos
TO rev.srs the hill to the Hozss moved 70
raeo1sider fhzf rov- and PeHalnE re eo.-
sxerzft0n of hrs rotso2 tie Co-Z5r-@ s1-
joxrnsi until FRIDAY
-LrDs
Fr-Se-a.ur BErnun. Chairman Ct fbs
DezssrAsse National coDniltse- has AZ
rvei here 70 make prep2rxtious tor The
meeting next week Il : said CT good AZ
;hors.v that whLs h s not over friendly 20
Tllden. he believes Tia5sn Is tie strongest
uasa sIzi can he put Up and Val EecslEe
TIE Presidential na1iozzsoa- He thinks
Thurman ous u the race. Eso Seyrozrs f=
esus= be viii not consent to have his 1A1e
us=I: and that BayAr3 r1n1gs Re no1lnA-
TED. tecarse the West vii nossapPari biz
He also thinks that the TsuuA1v Mes
Iork1 froubles viii 81 be recaCels2 II lie
SsfozA Convention
KExo's PETITION.
Major Re1o has sent ! rsrF urgent I1ts-
to Prssidess Hayes. asking permission 10
resign ais commission in the army rather
than suffer dismissal. Accompanying tAs
d~srision cs the C0zrtmzrtiAI was 3 rscom-
neadssion for mercy. signed By al It's
membrs, and a. Reno has been q gallant
soldier. and his o5enses have bsen srsrlba-
ted TO inso1ir2-ing hQuors. the President
l. disposed 10 gre him the privilege II res
ig~nzsion, in order 10 save his record
GRANTS INTENTIONS
yEv YoRx, Fec. 1i.-There ! consider
able speculation to know who y the near
personal and political friend Ct General
Grant who announced that he would zc-
ceps the Republican nomination Soue Of
the evening papers declare th2s il Is z. B.
wxshburne, Ehle the Worlds Washington
correspondent says il Is Ed=xrd Pisrre
ponf-
vention viii soon b called IN North Caro-
1Al41 - ALZ0A IL u 80 = - $50
Puilers there recently
xoEE INTERVIEWS
DErRorT, Feb. 1.-THE Evening Views
publishes the result q interviews with
3.I94 repre=eE tAtiye Republicans. IN about
seventy Il the interior cities and toSns 0f
Michigan On their preference for the nou-
inee for President. The canvas stands:
Blaine. LEO; Grant, sz7 sherman. GIL.
and Washb1rne. IS. Edagnds. Conkling
and Carried have few scattered friends.
The State officials APPEAR almost solid for
Blaine The expressions Of opinion are
generally unfaT0r4ble 20 : third terra
CLINICAL sTxPATEIzERs.
NV YoRK. Feb. IL Rev. Edward
Crowley on trial for starving aud M-treating
children, under his care In the Shepherds
Pod. WAS admitted TO bail yesterday in the
sum Of s7.510, his bondsmen being Eev.
DR.. Morgan Dir. Of Trinity Church. and
Rev. DIR. R5berf S. Rowland. Of the Church
Of the He2ssnly Best, who qualified IN the
sum Of $1,000. As ; result Crowley did
not spend night in the Toombs- hui left
the court xith his friends. Crowley has
sent in his resignation As superintendent
Of tbs Shepherds Fold. and ii has ben sc-
copied. 4 Committee Of ladies has heen
appointed to take charge Of the insssatoa,
soUTH AMERICAN =HRs-
Tbs Times, in an editorial. on the resent
intinztion that the Argentine Repnblie is
apparently on the point Of throwing her
sword into the scale Of the allies, while
Chill prepares for tie stroke BY calling 50,-
COO men to her flag says Chili's quarrel
with the La Plata Republic Is far older
than The one with Bolivia, aud threat
ened var yea-s ago. Its subject Is the
ownership OF Patagonia. Both nations
found themselves studying the question Of
What their actual possessory rights in P2ta-
gonia we're 1T the time Of throwing OF the
spanish yoke. They differed totally in the
results Of their Investigations. and talked
Of q resort TO blo~s as 3 means Of settle
ment- Tie matter has since remained in
stAtu q1o but the Argentine Government
has b@ea jealous Of ChilIs military and
naval powers II recognizes that the time
10 intervene for the settlement Of all ques-
tons affecting its autonomy l. now or never. |
The hrst effect Of this Intervention would
be to restore the naval strength Of the
allies 1t is said that the Argentine Re
public has already bought the Roma and
VSnezi2- The story, doubtless, gains
credenee from the natural friendliness Of
Italy toward the Italian people On the La
Plata The Roman yeneziA are ranked on
the new Italian list in the highest clAss Of
ItsIy's iron elads. They are sister ships, |
$50 fres long. costing Sis 900 each. carry
ing sir ls-ton and two 12-fon Armstrong;.
Even the present navy Of the Argentine
Republic is by no means contemplate, al
thoagh probably inferior 70 that Of Chill. |
II inel1 les half . dozen iron-clads, two OF
which are English built. surret vessels, |
BY ~ feet. and each carrying two 300
pound Armstrong;. The other four IRON |
elsds, Aso English built, are smaller, and
Argentine navy, some Of iron and wood.
A POLITICAL Row.
CUcIsxATI, Feb. 11.-Some prominent
and politicians headed by
Sheriff Wallace and Lew Irwin INDUCED
in = street fight yesterday afternoon. on
account q charges Of bribery and eorrup-
tion preferred by Wallace against Irwin,
Who was q candidate for Prosecuting At
iorney. An investigation is likely.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
CDcrsSATI. Feb H. - Scott Cooper,
well knosn stock broker, was ehloro-
bound 10 his bed, gagged and
Of 5000. ss . hotel in Rockville,
this morning.
ALLEsTowx. Pa, Feb. 11.-At Lehigh-
ON. Edward Mulherin visited : man
named Goldberger, to contradict a scandal
bout himself and Goldberger's wife. At
YER . short talk Goldberger shot Mulherin
lead.