Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-30
lBy Ttlegr.ph 70 the sentinei.l

who Is the leading Republican candidate
for Governor Of Indiana. and who has made
q thorough canvass Of the State, says the
delegation from Indiana TO Chicago has not
a Grant man in it. The delegates are d.
vided between Blaine and Sherman.
In the louise to-day a bill was introduced
prescribing the manner Of guarante eng .
Republican form Of government for States.
1t provides that where the authorities OF
any State cannot decide without appealing
10 force. which of the two bodies Is the
legal legislative body. the President shall
communicate the,fart TO the Senate, which
shall settle the gu ssion-
The Senate Commits e on Appropriations
yesterday practically completed the consld-
Grafton Of the immediate deficiency bill.
The Committee agreed to recommend an
addition Of S1s6. 5Og to facilitate the speedy
completion Of the new State. War and Navy
Departments building. The amount Of the
House appropriation for Marsha!s aud their
deputies viii not be changed, but the Com
mittee decided that an amendment should
be made in the phraseolosy Of the clause
relative to the future method OF appoint
ing Deputy Marsuals Of Elections. The
clause on this subject requires their ap
poiniment by the United States Circuit or
District Judges but the Constitution pro-
vides that all officers shall be appointed by
the President, by and with the advice and
consent OF the Senate, with the reservation
that Congress may by law vest the appoint
ment Of such inferior officers as it thinks
proper in the President. in the heads of
departments, or in the Courts Of law. The
Committee, therefore, proposes to vest the
appointments of Deputy Msrshals in the
Courts, instead of comforting them upon
individual Judges.
The Chilean legation received a cable
gram from Panama last night. stating that
Moquequa has been occupied without re-
s~istance, by 1000 Chileans, and that no
fighting had occurred.
africa was bombarded for three days by
the Chilean navy, during which time con-
siderable damage was done on land gen.
orally.
The total number Of men killed by
accidents in the st, Gothard Tunnel, from
the commencement Of the undertaking to
the ending, February 8, 1880, amounted to
100; wounded, 400.
The Striking coiorea Laborers.
NEW ORLEANS, March GA committee
Of citizens called on Governor Wilt, yes
terday, informing him Of riotous proceed
ings on the part OF the striking colored
laborers in st. Johns parish, and asking
executive interference. The Governor in
formed them that he would dispatch Major
w. A. Prong TO the scene Of the disturb
ance this morning, who would read his
1.-THE G~overnor's) proclamation. and in case
the strikers did not then cease from further
unlawful demonstrations. he would send a
military force immediately.
EdisOn's Success.
NEW YORK, March 29.-The Herald has
q glowing, characteristic account Of the
success which Edison is achieving with his
process Of separating gold from tailings BY
electricity. The Herald declares that he
has invented methods by which he can ex-
tract a greater amount If gold from the
rejected residlum of auriferous quartz, or
sand, than is obtained by the present pro-
cesses from the virgin rock delivered fresh
from the powerful triturstion Of the rush
ing mill.
Increase Of Population.
ST. LOUIS, March 29.-The Goull d.
rectory Of this city, for the present year,
has been issued. 1t contains 100, 573
names, an increase Of 1920 over last year.
and an increase Of SO. 923 since the Federal
census Of 1870. By tie usual ratio Of
people to a name, thisg gives the city a pop
ulation of over $40, 900.
Refused TO Pardon.
HARRIsBURo, Pa, March 29.-The Board
Of Pardons refused to pardon Kemble,
Petroff, Salter, Crawford and Hamburger,
who pleaded guilty to c%orruptly soliciting
votes from member Of the Legislature.
They applied for pardon in advance Of
being sentenced.
blaine Delegates Elected.
Dies MONIES, Iowa. March 29.-The Re-
publican primaries for the County Conven-
ton, oil Saturday, resulted in the election
Of Blaine delegates. in this city, by a vote
OF nearly four to one. The Blaine men
received $40 the Grant men. I52 +; Sher-
man, 2, aud Edmnnds and Hayes, l each.
Blaine's support is a foregune conclusion.
No One Authorised to speak for
Seymour.
CHICAGO. March 29.-The Times Utica
special says No one has been authorized
to say that Seymour would not accept the
nomination for the Presidency. if unani-
mously made. He il in splendid health
his only trouble being nervousness and
fear of oyer-excitement. He and his friends
want his boom to float naturally.
A Petroleum Well.
MOBILE, Ala, March pa letter to the
Register from Birmingham, Alabama, says
that while the workmen we're engaged in
digging a well near the rolling mill. a sud-
den current of gas began to flow, and i'm
ma6iateIv thersaftar patr,la,nn ufarta1
and is flowing at the rate OF 80 barrels q
day. Great excitement prevails.
Fight About n Woman.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 29.-Two men,
named Alfred and Frank Wheeler, alias
Simons, had a quarrel over Kate White. q
prostitute, on Lafayette street last night,
during which Alfred cut Wheeler's throat,
causing death in a few minutes. The MUIR
derer escaped. Wheeler leaves q wife and
two children.
A Verdict or Guilty.
WOOSTER. Ohio, March 29.-The jury,
after twelve hours elaboration, came in
this morning with a verdict Of guilty of
murder in the first degree against John
Calhoun, for killing John Tormine at the
Wayne County Fair, on the Esd OF October
last. Five Others. indicted with Calhoun,
are yet to be tried.
Two Miners Killed.
WHEELING, w. ". March 29.-Yesterday
afternoon, at 8 O'Clock. a Hre-dsmp explo-
sion occurred at the CASTOR coal mines, at
Paramount, West Virginia. Two miners,
James Reese and Joseph Work were killed.
A number Of miners were in the mine at
the time and escaped, more or less bruised
and burned.
Tive Men 10 No Hanged.
Robert Anderson. for wife-murder. and