Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-25

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here this sFszizg. setting f0rth thai there
: great 5snsr q AZ ozIa-e4k II TIE lsy
srxsDss sbe Ckize@ Ihsrs i Al eE3rt CT
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ssn Frxnrzsoo 10 i1dzes E B. HAYES 20
order CIT fhe regular troops TO assist In
5ese15ing these c.zEzzss Ct China L TIER
help il nssde3s upon tbs thesxy that he
C..seS States GoEern-sEI Is bo1nd. IN
aer ia treaty, 10 z55rd s1cA protection
II i e2Esz3ei by those Erg1ag iris course
that q 3 szzilzr ooczsio1 Mr. H4Ees or
de-ed tie military coZEx1d@- n Ssa
Frz1e1sa5 10 interfere Pr0zv&s % protest.
tie Chinese frpza general violence Sbe1-
evsr Il saEsd DecssSarT- AID vi-hozi
waiting fa- any request fron State szIac<-
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CE1cAs0, Feb zG-Nsyor Harrison AID
lie Cry Council this morning P-aensed
Pxrneli ard Dillon vita the frea5om Of the
ctr Ths Trade Cnioais1s p-eszatsd thea
VITA AZ address. ir60rsing fheEr position u
respect 20 the Irzsh fr0uh3s. and urging
thea BOT 20 stop short Of final and col-
rless szSEess IN fhelr p~e4ezf1l r~eEo21rsons-
Al / oi1tock Pzrnsil and Dillon appeared Il
the Beard Of Trade, ard IN rssfo1ss sc
hearty bz~1d-elzpping, Ea1@ brA srescA@-
III sTAE EoCTEs-
Tbs Iner-Oceanis Washington SPECIAL
says is Committee On A~ppropzistio1s hare
ins1rretAa \ sut-connisrss 20 prepare 81
oues q hl prorldiag for The deficiency t8r
tie postal sExx seEv1ce. caused by tie prod
izzLfy & assistant Postmaster Geuerzl
Brady. Tters appears 10 he NJ doz5s thai
il VII y4ss. AID that the Postmaster G=-
erals or3er, eating down tie service On
the sszr r0ztes to ons Trip per vSE ELl be
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TEE DEKocEATIc CONVICTION
WAsz1s7os, Feb. 24-Tne selection Of
cz1n-x - e National Ccmniise to-
dsy n TIE pl1cs for holdiDg the Democratic
Pressdsu12I C~onvention i gs1e-zly con-
sidersd ~ znsi-TIlden victory. No such
iss1s wss openly made. bus il Is known
shs4 TIlseais friends woad have greatly
preferred 81 Louis or Chicago. and the Sc
larrzga q either Of these cities would have
been claimed Is : TlIden s1cossz- Ii l.
also learned this morning thai JeEefss in
5zenes has been quite potent in the de-
eisicn q the contest IN fzTo< q Cincinnati
Isxse Eaton. The Committee member from
Kansas, xbo rzs 81 first IN favor q ST.
Lo1ss, finally Eosed for Cincinnati up0n
receipt Of > rekgrzm from his brDther-in-
lr. Jewsff, rssse1ting the change N the
interest Of his JewesisS Presidential as
p~irztlo1s- T4 Ohio delegzrion return
home tonight = SPECIAL car, which bears
upon its side III ~t0lI0xing inscription :
The Cincinnati Convention gave you the
last Democrats President and viii give
y01 the next"
TIE cosyEyTToS !. CALLED ZOE TINE I'D
Sailson Huschins advocated Washing
ton. Al informal ballot resulted A. fol-
lows: Cincinnati II; Chicago. 10 St.
Louis. 4; Washington, 4; Baltimore. 2,
and Philadelphia Jackson Miss. Eugene
City md blank, one each Eugene City,
Oregon, EAs advocated BY Whitaker in >
speech He said there IVES DO artificial IA
cilities TO Be had N Eugene City bat
members could fad excellent camping
ground and advised them 10 bring q good
supply Of blankets. william L. Scott in
yited them 70 oone 10 Phiiadelphiz. The
Centennial Hall WAS the building: il
would seat 5000 people.
AZ E-xsEzzLEz.
Kansas CrTY, FEB. z4-AlfreJ HArtz, /
the young German cashier Of the Commis-
sion house Of A. ]. Mead, disappeared four
days ago. Ii i no~ discovered that he
took $1,000, by raising checks and making
false entries He also left, about $500 in
debted to various parties. Speculation in
bucketshops was the cause Of the crime. (
II has also t~rznspirsd that while con6den-
tial clerk Of = large German tea house. At
Hong Kong, be embezzIed So, 900.
ADJOURNMENT OF
Speaker Randall still zdheres to the
opinion that it will be entirely practicable
for Congress TO adjourn between the lst
and 18th Of Mar, although prominen.
Democrats, Of long service In both the
House and Senate. say they will be quite
satisfied If an z~djournment can be secured
thirty days later In the last twenty years. |
long session Of Congress has terminated
before the middle Of June, and the rule
has been an extension Of sessions for some
after that period.
DUrY OF QrryISE.
The representative Of the two CT three
drug firms. who have grown fat
under the operation Of the heavy protective
duty on q~uinine, which was removed last
spring by the Democratic Congress. are
here afking Congress to provide . duty on
drug. This COMMITTEES of Ways and
Means will give them = hearing.
Mr.. Hill, Of Ohio. yesterday introduced
9 bill designed 70 stop the grain blockade,
BY authorizing : general committee TO in
quire into its causes, and to report whether
any legislation can be had to break MP
the alleged unlawful speculation therein
by Keene and his syndicate. The bill was
10 the Committee on Commerce.
INDIAN TERRITORY.
Senator Vest to-day presented a petition
signed by over 5000 citizens Of Missouri.
Kansas, Aarkansas and Texas, praying for
such legislation - may be necessary TO open
Indian Territory for settlement. He asked
the favorable action Of Congress on the bill
which he would to-day report from the
Committee on Territories, providing for
certain changes in tbs government Of In
dian Territory.
MURDERED.
BALTIMORE. Feb. -24.-Jacob Lincoln. .
Of the martyred President. was muir
dered in his mill At Loey's Springs, by two
men who struck him on the head with a
stone. The deceased was wealthy and re-
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