Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-11
SOME CHINESE MATTERS.
HOW THE CHINESE LEGATION Is
TREATED IN DIFFERENT
COUNTRIES.
Congressman B~eltzhoOver in Trouble.
Vermont Election Returns.
PASSENGERS FROM THE "CITY OF VERA
CRUZ"
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Vermont Election Returns.
Chairman Barnum's Plans.
By Telegraph to the Sentinel

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had the effect Of giving the Chinese a
favorable impression of the civilization Of
England. Our country has been suffi-
GENTLY disgraced by the treatment to which
the Chinese are subjected in California.
Shall New York be permitted to earn a
similar notoriety? A man can walk un-
molested through any part of Pekin or
Canton. Shall not the Chinese be allowed
the same privilege in our city?
The Times comments upon the above as
follows: 1t is a disgrace to the civiliza-
ton Of this Republic that a just complaint
should be made CT the treatment which
the Chinese Embassy are compelled to en-
dure. Whenever they appear in the streets
OF New York they are pelted with stones
and hooted at by young r%uffians, as many
citizens will testify. Is this outrageous
conduct a copy Of the conduct Of the Cali
fornia hoOdlums? But there is no Chi
nese question here to infame the hatred Of
rowdies and ~loafers, and if there were,
our finest" body of police in the world
should be able to protect the strangers.
1t is said that whenever the policemen are
appealed to by members of the Embassy,
they only laugh and do nothing. If our
f~oreign-born policemen do not defend our
foreign visitors from insult, American cit
liens, who have q little manliness in them.
should know the reason why.
Facsimile Letters.
CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-The Tribune prints
this morning a fac-simile Of the letter
written by Congressman Beltzhoover, in
which he declared that with the present
Democratic House, pension bills didn't
have much favor, and that the ex-rebel
general who is at the head of the Pension
Committee in the Senate, is still more
averse to allowing such bills. The Tribune
also prints with it a facsimile of another
letter by Beltzhoover. His handwriting is
peculiar and unmistakable, and the proof
that he lied when he denied writing the
| letter is overwhelming. The whole story
of the letter is also given.
Congressman Beltzhoover telegraphs the
| Tribune:
SIR:-The article on the Curridon letter,
in your paper Of to day, calls me o liar.
To retort by applying the same epithet to
the author of the article would place me
en- q level with him. I have already de-
nounced the letter as an infamous forgery,
and the person that circulates it circulates
tforgery. You are as near Carlisle as I am
to New York.
[Signed. F. E. BELrzHoovER.
The Tribune thereupon publishes a fac
smile Of the letter, and adds: "Oh, yes,
Mr.. Beltzhooyer, but the trouble is we
have proved you a liar. The mere calling
of names does not hurt anybody, Mr..
~Beltzhoover, except the BLACKBOARD who
resorts to it. 1t is the proof that pinches."
Gubernatorial Vote of Vermont.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, September TO-
The returns from the Gubernatorial vote
Of the State have been received from 23S
towns, leaving three towns more to bs
heard from. The Congressional vote has
been received from $50 towns. A clerical
error was made here last evening in COM
pairing the vote for Governor in the Third
District. The correction Of that error.
and numerous others, made by sending
in unofficial figures, reduces Farnham's
majority below that reported last night.
A careful revision Of the returns gives the
following vote for Governor Farnham
(Rep.), 48, 00l; Phelps (Dem.), 81, PAT;
Heath, (Greenb'r), 1872; Farnham's ma
jority over all, 5,182. The same towns
gave, in 1875, Fairbanks (Rep.), 4,402;
Bingham (Dem.), 90. 622; scattering, rs;
Fairbanks majority, 23,707. Republican
gain over 1875, 1,492; Democratic gain,
625. The towns to be heard from will not
increase this majority materially. For
Congress. Joyce has 1928 majority, Tyler
8.777 and Grant 9.947; all three are Re-
publicans.
Accurate Particulars.
CHICAGO, September 10.-The Times
says: A reporter Of the Independent, Of
Harrisburg, Pa, secured remarkably &C.
les, and published them in advance of the
discovery Of the crimes by victims thereof.
Such phenomenal enterprise could not be
permitted to pass unnoticed. A detective
was placed on the young mans track, and
in Q few days he was under arrest. He
confessed to several OF the burglaries. and
was sent to the penitentiary tor one year.
Hope for Passengers ON the "Cfty
OF Vera Cruz."
New York. September 10.-News has
reached here by letter that two persons,
one colored. came ashore with life-preserv-
ers at Titusville. Fla, a few days ago, and
twelve Others came ashore on a life raft a
few hours afterwards. They reported that
they had left the steamer City of Vera
Cruz of Cape Canvena, and that the cabin,
with many passengers, was washed over
board. Titusville is about 100 miles south
Of the point where the Vera Cruz foun-
dered, and about 200 miles from the point
where the other survivors were washed
ashore. There 10 no teleRraphic commune
cation with Titusville. The hopes OF the
people who had friends on the steamer
have been revived by this news.
A Republican Roorback.
CHICAGO, September 10. - The Inter-
Ocean has a dispatch from Minneapolis,
stating that Barnum, Of the National
Democratic Convention, has written q let
ter to q prominent and wealthy Democrat
now there, in which he declares his pur-
pose OF centering . great mass OF Demo-
cratic orators In Ohio Immediately after
the Indiana election. and thus make q
feint OF attempting to carry GarHsld's own
State. and having got the Republicans
thoroughly alarmed. to draw of their
forces snd go into Indiana and New York,
leaving the Republicans demoralixed.
The Electoral Vote OF Virginia.
FRxpEzIcxszrza. September 1o.-Ths
Recorder. . regular Democratic nswsps-
per. tomorrow comes out for the Read
juster Electoral and Congressional tick
cts. and says 1t believes the most effective
way to secure the electoral vote Of Virginia
for the Democratic ticket 10 to support the
Readjuster Electors.
Decoy ed Over the Line.
DETROIT. September 10.-Dr. Bachman,
the bogus diploma man Of Philadelphia.
was decoyed over the line from Court
wright. Canada. to st. Clair, Michigan,
last night, aod there captured.
Laborers Wanted.
DENVER, September "a very large
number of laborers have been brought from