Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-13

tempt, allowing a continuance OF the pro-
ceedipgs against the Mariposa Company in
California q temporary injunction, which
still remains in force.
Senator Dawes Unhappy.
New York, May IA Washington
special to the morning papers says Senator
Dawes is very unhappy over the alleged
mistreatment Of his Senatorial c%o-laborers
at the White House. The Senator has
heard that Garfield was displeased with
him, and desired that some other Senator
should take charge Of the caucus and har-
monize business. Dawes has labored con-
t~inually for harmony, and the more be
labored the less harmony there was.
Asking for Protection.
ST.. LOUIS, May IA dispatch from
Texas says that the Texas 4 Pacific Rail
road management has asked that a company
Of United States troops be sent to the
western terminus Of their road, to protect
workmen and property from the depreda-
tions Of a band OF lawless men who have
congregated there.
The loss by fire in the Missouri Peni-
tertiary, night before last, will probably
reach $50. 900.
B~Ioodshed Anticipated.
DENIsoN (Texas), May IA personal
difficulty, long intense, exists between Gov.
Conton of the Chickasaw nation, and DR..
Saunders, who is principal of the Orphan
Home of the nation. In April Sauders'
horse was shot from under him. On May
7th his bedroom was fred into. Saunders
appealed to the Department Of the Interior,
and Indian Agent Tafts at Muskogee placed
Lieutenant Shoemaker and command in
possession of the Orphan Home. The trial
of the case will take place at Caddo in
June, and bloodshed is anticipated.
Score of the walking Match.
CHICAGO, May 12.-At 1925 the score Of
the walking match stood: Hartman, 259i
Tracy, 248; Krohne, 24O; Faber, 223;
Stoeckel, 215; Brucke, 210; Webster, 2o4;
Campana, 202. Harriman's score is most
noteworthy. He is confident Of equsiing
the best time on record.
observation-disclosures, 299; Ira
cy, 289; Krohne, 276; Faber, 258.
Matthews Case Not Reached.
WASHINGTON, May 12.-At 2 o'clock
Matthews case was not reached by the
Senate, owing to minor nominations. II
will be reached this afternoon unless there
is too much discussion on the motion to
recognize the vote to print Hoar's speech
against the Chinese treaty.
Senator David Davis to-day denied posi-
lively the again revived report that he con-
templated resigning.
Compromise Impending.
PHILADELPHIA, May lat is reported
on perfectly good authority that a compro.
mise is impending between Henry Willard
and the Northern Pacific, by which Presi.
dent Billings will resign and the Oregon
party will have half Of the Board Of Di.
rectors.
Mrs. G~arfIeld's Health.
New YORK, May lathe Posts Wash
ington special says: The President ex
cused himself this morning on account o.
fatigue and illness of his wife.
WASHINGTON, May 12.-Mrs. Garfield ii
much better.
Paper Mandatory Burned.
NIAGARA FALLS, May 12.-The Niagari
Falls Paper Mandatory, on Batch Island
was burned last night. 1t is supposed tt
have been the work OF an incendiary
Loss, $40, 900; insured for $4,000.
Break I'm n Levee.
VIcKsBURa. May 12.-The break in tn
levee at Alsatia, La, is about 200 yard
wide, and is spreading rapidly. The waite
is running through with great velocity
and there is but little prospect Of closini
the break. The loss will be heavy.