Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-12
TALMAGE'S COLORADO TRIP.
HE SAYS LEADVILLE HAS BEEN LIED
ABOUT.
He Rather COttOns to Western Style.
THE REPUBLICANS CLAIM MAINE
THOUGH THEY THINK THE MAJORITY WILL
NOT BE LARGE,
The Chinese student Yung Kwai.


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New YORK, September 11.-Mr. Tai
mage spoke last evening of his Colorado
trip. He said "Leadville is the most
lied about city in the United States. 1t is
a miracle of enterprise, and differs from
other cities only in having its wickedness
all on the surface. That story about my
company with a friend, was mere newsp
per enterprise. All my exploring was
done in about six minutes, from wide open
doors Of one gambling house to another.
Leadville needs NO exploring. 1t does not
cover its crimes. 1t has more telephones
for its population than any other place in
the Union. 1t has live clergymen, too,
and its churches are thronged. There is
no other instance Of such a sudden and
peculiar accumulation of people, with so
few outbreaks of immortality. Perfect
order reigns. A man is as safe there as in
this city on Fulton street. There are
more murders in this city of New York
than in Leadville. They have a vigilance
committee, composed Of their solid citi-
zens and business men, whose business is
to boost the rather slow, cumbrous laws.
The day before l arrived they hanged two
men, and over eighty scoundrels at once
took the hint and left the place."
The Maine Election Next Week..
CHICAGO, September 1.-THE Times, in
summing up its Maine news, says that
nearly everybody in Maine is of the opin-
ion that the Republicans will carry the
election next week. The only point of diff
ference is as to the majority. The Fusion
lists place it at 5000, and Senator Blaine
will be disappointed if it falls under z, 900.
Although the Fusion cause appears hope
less, during the past week the Fusionists
have been tremendously active. The up
rising of the Republicans who have plenty
OF men and money has been unprecedented.
On the other side there has been a scarcity
OF both, but most has been made of what
they had. Viewers Greenback speeches
have generally lone the Fusionists more
harm than good.
The Chinese Student Yung Kwai.
CHICAGO, September 1.-THE SPRING
field Republican says: The Chinese stu
dent Yung Kwai, who graduated at the
high school last summer after a residence
in Springfield of seven years, and who was
sinceo ordered home, because of his fathers
displeasure at his acceptance of the Chris
tlan religion, has been informed that the
Chinese Government has abandoned all
efforts to carry out the decree concerning
him.. Kwai started from Hartford with a
OF companions, who had been or
dered home from San Francisco by way of
this city, a few evenings since. The case
Yung kwai was taken up by several
friends and a lawyer employed, who con-
suited Secretary Evarts. His reply, Civ
ing extracts from the treaty between the
United States and China, sets at rest all
fears OF the friends of these young men
concerning their liability to punishment
on account of their religion. The Chinese
Commissioner, residing in Hartford, mott
fed Yung Kwai and his friends that he
would not be molested.
ON n Republican Procession.
New YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Tribune says
an attack was made last night by a Demo-
cratic mob in Harrison, opposite Newark,
n. j. upon a Republican procession, in
which several persons in the procession
were wounded, and one or two probably
The attack was directed princi-
pally against q colored company In the
procession. A white club took them under
lts protection, and was assailed with stones
pistols. Several colored men we're
badly beaten. Neil Burgess, a white in
,urance broker, was stabbed in the face.
Charles Peck, another white man, was
,hot in the head.
The Man and Horse Test Race.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE test race at the
fnds Byrne with a fine lead of
miles over the nearest horse, at
noon to-day. The score stands; Men
byrne, 542; Krohne, 494, Colston, 4S9;
schell,. 402. Horse-Betsy Baker, 529;
Rose OF Texas, 800; Botham's entry, aga;
Dunn's entry, 474.
Fixing a OFT Place to Fall On,
NEW York, Sept. ia special from
Augusta, Maine, to the Commercial Ad-
warns its readers against expect
ng large Republican gains in Maine next
Monday, and says the contest will be yery
,iose. The Democrats are working like
The Republicans are sure Of
Winning a victory, but they will be salts
led with q much smaller majority than
he enthusiasm Of some people have
placed it.
eat by scalding.
INDEPENDENCE, NO., September lie.
Parnow and son., and a man named
were working at shawhan's distil-
cry yesterday. when a large wooden still
uu OF boiling mash, burst. They
we're comDletalv cookad bv an IA u--.