Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-04
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"a A-@~
from the government Of the United States
Of Columbia for the ~inter-oce2nie canal.
said to-day, before sailing for France. II
look upon it ~ . great work for France; 1
look upon it ~ q great work in which ma
tions should take part and particularly
Americans. Iis great importance to the
United States cannot: be oyeresnmated- l
think work should be carried on in accord
ance With the wishes Of the people OF this
country. In the position / occupy l must
see thai everything is done in accsrdAnce
with the concession / have obtained Ii
anv attempts are made in other directions,
in nv own interests and that ct those YES
ted in me. We must protect onr nights Tor
all time to come. Should De Lesseps sue
ceed in forming = Company be viii, IN All
probability, be elected President. In his
position a. President be would, Of course
receive q handsome bonus In making my
contract with the COLUMBIAN government
1 foresax the possibility of = coming COM
pany in the land Of stars and strips, and
to do so Is my dearest wish in the future.
Ny influence with De Lesseps is not to-day
what it vss formerly. chiefly because from
the first time that celebrated gentleman
undertook to form q company, u views on
many points have not conceded. and also
because among those who surround him
! there are some whose presence Is much to
| be regretted. Nv immediate interests lie
| in the financial success Of De Lesseps, b1t
we have more extensive rights than he has,
and more time TO accomplish the gigantic
undertaking"
IAxxAST's riga
An effort is making. the Commercial
says, to take the Express from out Of the
control of Tammzny Hall Milton Brooks
son Of the late James Brooks, owns about
q third interest in the paper. Last week
he borrowed all the stock he could raise on
his real estate with which to buy up odd
shares, and outvofe John Kelly a; the an
| nual election Of trustees on Monday. His
ticket includes the names OF Andrew Green.
Charles 7. Mclean, and Henry Jackson, IN
place OF John Kelly, August Schsll and
Commissioner Money, the present trustees
There il . great rush for proxies now going
on, and il the scheme is successful the pa
! per will no longer be q Tammzny organ.
but will urge Tiiden upop the Democracy,
IS the only available Presidential candidate.
Kelly controls nearly one-haf the stock
JAY GOULD AND BLAINE.
ST. LOUIS, March s.-Jay Gould neither
engineering the financial part Of the Blaine
boom.
HoyoRs TO A -DIsH0yoRED SENATOR.
ATcHIsox. March 3.-Seyen train loads
of people came to Ingalls, reception las.
night. The Flanbeaux Club paraded the
streets. The Senator was serenaded at his
hotel. He appeared at the balcony and
said Arrayed against me from the outset
were the outcasts Of politics. reinforced by
Missouri editors, one drunken political
tramp from Kansas, and another long
haired hermophrodite, who has IS little
idea Of decent journalism as the scarlet
wolf Of Babylon had Of the imm aculate
conception. 1t has been said that / re-
| turned on mission Of vengeance. The only
emotions which animate me are those
which inspire an affectionate mother. who.
finding a louise in the tress Of her offspring.
cracks it on her thumb nail. The affair
wound up at . late hour, with dances il
three places.
WASHINGTON INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON, March a. Congressman
Belshoover, Of Pennsylvania. will conclude
the discussion Of the washburne case be.
fore the Committee on Elections on Friday,
when a vote will be taken. B~elshoover's
argument is awaited with great interest.
He. as well as Manning, wants to turn
Washburne out, because the ballots in Min
neapolis we're numbered. There does not
appear to be D hope now Of obtaining .
partisan Republican report from the COM
mittee. Washburne will probably be turned
out and D~onnelly seated
The bill introduced in the Senate yester-
day by Bailey to refund the national debt,
authorizes the Secretary OF the Treasury
that. whenever the bonds now outstanding
shall become due, to Issue bonds in ex-
change for them, bearing 5 per cent. inter-
est, and redeemabls at the pleasure Of the
United States after 20 years. 1t also pro-
vides for issuing $500, 000, 600 in notes,
bearing 81 per cent. interest, redeemable
after and payable in 10 years from the date
Of issue, and prohibits q redemption OF
more than $40, 900. 900 Of these notes in
any one year.
Suit was entered in the Supreme Court
Of the District yesterday, by Jennie Ray
mond. who charges Senate Hill, Of Geor- |
gia, with seduction, aud claims damages in
the sum of SO, 900.
EXCITEMENT IN KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CRY, March 3.-Intense excite
ment has been created here by a statement
that United States attorney, as directed, |
read Hayes proclamation at Oklahama. |
are organizing here and there |
are concerted measures for a successful
The people are unanimously in favor
Of Senate Vests bill. but are bound to 60
into the Territory at all hazards. Troops
are scattered all along the frontier, but the
leaders who came to Kansas City yesterday
they can put 1900 men on the march
1t three days notice. There is fear of blood
shed, unless Hayes order is modified so as
allow settlers to go on coded lands.
THE FOR BLAINE.
PORTLAND, March 3.--The feeling Of Re-
,ublicans over Blaine's candidacy was
evinced at q delegate meeting Of
he Third district convention yesterday,
where every allusion to Blaine was greeted
nth uproarious applause, and the del
nd choice. The Mulligan letters and
Whites attempt at bribery Of members Of
he Maine Legislature seem to have no cool
ng effect on the enthusiasm Of the party
generally.
THE HERALD's HOSTILITY TO
NEW YoRK, March 3.-The Herald has q
comparing Parnell with Kearney.
q which the following points are made
his worthy yoke Of fellows in their trade
{ agitation have their points Of resem-
lance and their points Of difference. but
0 far q they differ we cannot see that Par
ell has any advantage Of the sand-lot ora
Dr. Parnell. having an American ances-
On ona aide. Ia only an Jrishman Of IA