Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-28

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Grant il like tie Pennsylvania victory
something CLOSELY reminding adefes-. and
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Of fhe Grant boom The result ~ Dtse2 Is
On ali hands assribuHsd 10 Senator C0nk-
lfags personal efDrts 4nG immense Ior4l
power. HE sTeecn, depicting tlss alleged
dangers Of the political fn-urs, rses1veG
general commentator among ihE s1alHa-t
Republicans - Washington
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II is thought at tho Treasury Depars
mert that the futal rsesipte from customs
silis month viii he nsa-iy SIS ,0Dl 800 and
from .ss iuie-nal rssenue about 5000
600. Making this . basis, il IL estimated
that the total custom receipts for +ne fiscal
wear ending june sO next sill " about
kf5s ,DaD s1Dg, and from internal rsTerus
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30 the Government, intending xscsipu
from allowances abDus 1851 .DtA $50. Il
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toEai expenditures, including kinkIIlg fund
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between Sz75 .D06 .6Ob and STE ,aa0 90
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EDrTUEIAL AUEErxrEe-
En-. Louis. Feb. E-Editgrs Hyde and
McCulloch had 8 street encounter over the
loss If tie National Democratic CuussD-
ton Hyde SAID AcCnllDch ives > dirty
Little dog who would stab his brother III
the back. Friends iuterfersd-
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DKsvEE, Col, Feb. T-The contest bs
twsen the Western Union Telegraph Com
p4ny and Mr.. G0nld's new Company COM
msncsd to-day. Il had been -annoGnc<d
that the American Inion would suppl4ns
the Western Onion Telegraph Company Oh
tls Union Pacific roads. but ii had NOT
transpirsd how this wss IT, be effected, IL
view Of the existing coIEsacEs. Il SCENE
thai the Western Union Company dlsepy-
cred chat large photographic batteries were
letiH& EcEfrslS EfrfFu IL 8Af VEIcE VI I1S I
Kansas Pacific railroad. aII6. that a nen
linz 0f telegraph was eDTsrtiy constructed
thsse batteries 10 . point III the esD-
trsd part Of this city. and tnat by . comp
d'ssaf the whole Telegraph line from here
10 Kansas City would be seizsd End con-
by connecting il with tbs new ba+
terIsss and the Ksstsrn Union diepoesezse6-
To prevent tbs r0GasummanDu If arr sneh
act. the Western Union Company, last
flied its bill IN the Digtrlct Court Of
Erap2b0e count. against rht American
Onion Telegraph Company and the Kansas
Pacific Railroad Company, applying for an
zhaen Was granted this fOrs- /.
by Judge Elliott The injunction
restraints the Kansas Pacific Railroad Com
IRON permitting the American Cui0n
Telegraph Company ~ Dpsrats aris Of the
Elres erected along Eife Kansas Pacific road
rom DeDver and prohibits both defend
mis- from -dizeonnsc<lng any of the wires
rom the batteries a the Western Union
Telegraph Company or continuing sneh
iIsconnsctign ~ sis elntascslDn 81 zns II
aid vine with any batteries except Those
4 the Western Union Telegraph CDInpADy.
nd Restraints she Railroad COMPANY from
,ermifsing the use Of tie pu1eH by the
Union Luznpapy. Tic 11agafluu
'aises Ele question ID the validity Of the
existing hstwssn tbs Western
Union Company aud siss haalrDad CofnyAe
~ which hiss been in force, and under
vhieh the telegraph Inns have been opers~
Sd for many years B
xSp1AN RAID. +,
sAx ANTONIO, Texas, Fen. "a body /
4 10 Indians ere ralding the country be- ]
Laredo and Piedrs Kegras. This /.
Eexicsn and American troops are eo-oper- i
ting in pursuit The sssages hsxe killed
agtrt men and several women. 1
CoEPus CHEssrI, Texas, Feh. T-Fftsen I