Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-10
EASTERN E s.
~ TELEGRAPH.
PRESIDENTIAL PREDICTIONS.
The Times Be-littles Shermans
Candidacy.
NEW york REPUBLICANS For BLAINE.

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NEW YORK REPUBLICANS feR BLAINE,
Judge Field Out Of the List Of Den-
Ocrnsfe Aspfrants He Believes
California IL Favorable to Ttiden
New YoRx, Feb. 9.-The Times belittlts
Shermans Presidential candidacy, and
shows how he captured the North Carolina
Republican Convention by fAlsehoods. The
Times declares that in Ohio his strength is
over-rsted, and that . boom is to be started
soon. arsiicially.
The Tribune has . dispatch from Its
Washington correspondent, who has letters
and kilograms from sll over the State, show
ing that Blaine is the first choice Of the
New York Republicans.
The Suns Washington special says Field
declines to he . Democratic candidate ior
President, and says the people OF the PACING
Coast are for Tilden.
Captain Bockman, Of the stesmer Elec-
ira. Just srrivtd here from Annoy. thinks
the present Chinese emigration to the
sandwich Islands will increase, and even
tually supersede the Americans, Germans
and English there in the control of the
trade, a. they belong to the respectable
middle class Of The realm, and are infeiii-
gent and well OF. The China Merchants
Steamship Company will continue to run
its vessels there. They appear 10 be enter
ing ON q new lease OF life. having recently
purchased three or four new steamers
The company IS holding its own and in
creasing its trade. and Is receiving q sub
sidy of $500, 900 yearly.
THE rSgrLY UTEs.
Los PIxos AGENCY, VIA SALT LALE CRY.
Feb. S.-Yesterday a runner arrived
at this Agency, whom Jack had ordered to
inform General Adams that it would be Is
days before his return. Chief Chaveaux
had expressed his willingness to accompany
the General to Washington. He is known
as the war-chief OF the Uies, but of late
years has settled down to farming. Last
summer he sold 3 load OF provisions Of his
own raising, the first ever offered in the
Ouray market, by an Iudisn. since the
Agency was established. He fsvors Sehurz's
policy that the Utss must settle on farms,
and go to work. He will be OF great
assistance in syrling the present difficult
ties. An order hiss been sent ouE by Chief
L~apovoney. for Ai the different bands TO
rendezvous near the Agency, and 5 grand
pow-wow must be expected next week. Mat
tiers have been delayed very considerably
by the press, announcing the proposed trip
Of General Adams, which Secretary Sehurz
attempted TO kep secret Some parties
living near the line Of the Reservation. saw
it in the papers and reported il to the Indi-
ans. Douglass Immediately left for . more
healthy locality, on Grand River
SAN FRANCISCO AND ZEE IRISH RELIEF FUND.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 9-The Heard says
editoriaIly San Francisco Is early in the
field in the movement for the benefit OF the
famine stricken sufferers in Ireland. As
announced yesterday, the Chamber of
Commerce Of that city has already taken
hold and made arrangements to cooperate
with the Herald. We are exceedingly glad
TO have assistance Of so influential and
public spirited : body Is the merchants OF
our sister city on the other side OF the con-
tinent, aud we have no doubt the response
Of the people At tie Golden Gate will on
this occasion be az : character to sustain
the reputation they have already achieved
As one Of the most generous American
communities. TIE movement which has
been ina1gnrated there is irrespective Of
class, creed or nationality. At the same
time San Francisco, in proportion to its
population. contains more wealthy Irish
men and descendants OF Irishmen than
perhaps a0y other city in the country. We
are confident that dnring the next ten days
they viii give = good account Of themselves
in the work of relieving their distressed
brethren n home.
THE CHINESE QUESTION IN h
WASHINGTON. Feb. s. Representative
Davis bill. providing for the taxation Of
all opium manufactured in this country.
for smoking purposes. is heartily approved
by the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue.
and will be strongly urged upon the
House Ways and Means COMMITTEES, g
soon As the pending question and other
special subjects. like the sugar and steel
rail- controversies, concerning which the
Committee had extended arguments, have
been disposed Of. 1t is Mr.. Davis inren-
ton to obtain an opportunity to make al
argument brfore the Committee in person
in explanation and advocacy of this bill.
and also Il his bill providing for q protec-
tive tariff on Chinese rice, nut oil and
mustard sesj.
BOLD BANK BURGLARY.
KNOXVILLE. Ill, Fec. 9.-Last night
three burglars entered the bank and
seized and boand President z. C. Run
kle, who sleeps in the building, ana
after gagging aud beating him, aud burn
log his feet in . shocking manner 10 com
pei him to give up tie safe combination.
departed. taxing So, 400 which had not
been locked up. There was q time lock on
the safe and Runkle was unable 10 give the
combinatson. Great excitement prevails.
but there u no clue to the perpetrators.
THE WORK OF A MOE IN NEW MEXICO.
CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-The Times has q dis
patch from Los Vegas. n. NJ. which saws
that the COW boys. Jim West, John Dorsey
and Tom Henry, implicated in the shoot
ing of Carson, two weeks ago. were dragged
from their cells yesterday morning by a
mob OF seventy armed men, who broke
into the ~iailor's room md forced him to
give up the keys. The COW bays were
dragged to the Central plaza. aud ropes
we're thrown over the beams of a windmill
pump- West was hauled up and strangled.
Inc Impatient mob soon began firing and
in q short time Dorsey and Henry were
riddlsd with halie:s. There vas NJ resist
ance to the mob. The bodies were re-
moved during the forenoon.
THE WHIPPING POST IN
NEWCASTLE. Del, Feb. s.-Seven white
and three colored culprits we're pu blicly
whipped here yesterday.
THE AMERICAN PER soorKrr.
wAsHISoroS. Feb. 9.-The American
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