Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-20
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POLITICAL POIsys-
Information froa North Carolina Is that
the excitement oVer the election Of dele
gates to tie Chicago C~onventsoa il On shs
increase. Tie fssends and agents Of 5her-
Kan are working With = viii 20 secure the
district dssegata- Two delegates, who we're
s1pposed 70 BE- for 6aernaxn, have noE de-
elAred for Grant.
Secretary SlerEza hzs enlisted tbs ser
vice. in his behalf 81 Bishop WOOD, Of the
African Methodist Chzren, who IL proba-
bly, the most influential col5red preacher
in the whole South
A Burlington, Vermont, special says A
fully attended and harmonious Republican
caucus, last evening, made unanimous the
choice Of an Edmand~Grant delegation 10
the State Convention. The preferences Of
the delegates are fr Edmunds. providing
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wise they are for Grant.
A TIA from sEv ToEx.
NEW YoEx, Feb. l9-The election Of
delegates yesterday to the Richmond
County Convention, staten Island, to
chose delegates 10 attend the Utica cOnven-
ton, resulted in . Sweeping victory for the
aDtiCurtis Eepabiiezns, making the
County Convention almost unanimous for |
Grant.
sPAsIsH CLAIMS COMMISSION.
The Tribune's Washington special says:
Mr.. Hayes sent to the Senate to-day the in-
called for by the resolution rela-
tive 70 the Spanish Claims Commission. |
This Commission Was organized under the |
treaty Of 1871, an account Of losses sus-
tanned by Americans in Cuba. During
the nine years this Commission has been
In existence 1t appears that 1t has sat but |
fifteen days III each year. The amount |
paid to lima has been 1867 900, and |
the amount Of claims entered il S2G, 000,-
There seems to be q deliberate plan
on b part OF the Spanish Government 70
postpone payment d its Just debts.
An APPEAL FOE THE NEGRO.
The Times prints q card signed by Ben
jamin b. Sherman, President Of the Me-
chanics Bank. Jackson s. Schultz, Sinclair
Tonsey. T. d. Tsppan, George Bliss, Z. D.
Morgan. William z. Dodge and others, ap-
for contributions for colored emf
grants in Kansas. The card states We
are gathering money and supplies for the
Irish. which is right. Ought we not to re-
member our starving fellow citizens in our
own country
IN THE LECTURE TEL @~
A Hartford. Conn.,, special states that
Rev. Herbert II. Hayden, now out on bail,
awaiting further proceedings on a charge
Of murder, lectured this evening. He
wants to raise money to defray the cost Of
his defense. His lecture WAS attended by
; small audience. owing to the storm.
Hayden was introduced by one Of his coun-
Mr.. Jones. The subject was " circum-
stantial evidence"
A TENNESSEE FLOOD.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 19.-The river Is slowly
The low land about the city has
been covered with water for q week past,
and 1000 or 1900 people have been forced
10 vacate their homes. No damage, be-
yond flooding small houses. has been done.
The rise has washed out an immense guam
tity Of lumber from above. and caused the
Of corn on the lower Cumberland.
INDIANS AS CITIZENS.
CHEToPA. Kansas, Feb. 19.--Four prom
men Of the Miami Indian nation