Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-28
TELEGRAPHIC.
Col. Babcock the Prohibi-
zionist, in Chicago.
II SAYS The Most ULTRA sEN-I-
gsNT MEETS APPROVAL.
The Temperance Question to be the
Leading Political Issue.
THE SUNDAY CLOSING LEAGUE
MEETS IN NEW YORK.
The Proceedings Frequently
Interrupted by Kisses.
JUDGE N1AR DAVIS D:FlNis His Pls!TI0S
Oh SUNDAY GtgsisG.
JUDGE N1AH DAVIS DsFlNtS His PlslTl0T
Oh SUNDAY GtGSlsG.
SPECIAL TO THE sgxrrxEL.l

SPECIAL To THE sENIINHI-l
CHICAGO, Dec. 2~7.-Colouel Babcock, a
Republican Prohibitionist, is here. He
said: / have spoken in the large towns
and cities OF California, aud have always
found large and interested audiences. The
most ultra Prohibition sentiment has
seemed 70 meet the most cordial approval.
The Prob bitiou Executive Committee, of
which l am a member. is now actively
engaged in organizing Prohibition clubs
in every county. and the party will maiu-
tain its organization until the Republicans
adopt some policy that looks toward a
stringent restriction pro liquor traffic
aud final prohibition" Babcoek thinks
that in les than three years the temper
ance question will be the leading political
Issue in the country, and California will by
no means be- the last State tn adopt pro-
hihItory legislation. In San Francisco
he said, there Is more crime than in any
other city in the country, in proportion TO
its population. and the statistics show that
It Is due to WHISKY. The result was that
Chinese were at present an absolute
necessity FIR workiugmen, aud to re-
! move them st once would do the most
Serious injurv to the industry Of San
Francisco and The whole State Babcoch
Expects soon 10 retnrn to San Francisco.
rhe sunday GI"sin- seaE"e.
New YORK. Dec. 27.-Cooper Union
Hall was bat partly filed at a meeting Of
the sunday Closing League, in favor Of
enforcing the penal cnde last night. A
large number who were present were not
in sympathy with the ideas Of the origin
ators Of the meeting, sud frequently in
corrupted the proceedings with misses.
( The police we're present in force and eject
el one man amid great confusion. The
meefing Was called 10 order by Rev. How
ard Crosby, wha named Charles Tracy + r
/ Chairman. Trssy spoke bus a few words,
and was interrupted by Kisses, as was the
Secre, arv Of tie Leagne, Provost. Judge
Noah Davis. upon being introduced, said:
I take no stock in any idea striking at
Cod or his sabbath. l believe in God and
His provi1ruc-s. and l believe the Sab
bath Of the CAri>fIanIR an INSTITUTION or
dere3 by God, and one Of The hnliest an |
best ever justituted.' He had guue thus
far when a large number oi Ille people
arose and cheering for Sunday opening.
left the tall, the remaining portion clap
ping hands and chanting Glory to G0d!'
"Haiie-nJeh!. "Ih@rs goes ram etc.
InIE' "a" @'It'Fu ''', 7"e a""11' a
wa. opposed To- injuactions restraining the
police from performing their 0nty. Judge
{ L T4nrheg addressed the meeting ia Il
similar strain.
G-ueynl &~nerrnnu's p4s,.at,
w.s n.o ~ ,a,r r.lo+iva
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81 eTilrFA' 9"F'fHa"a 'a"'''3 s@"' '"7
statement that deuerH! sherman had lsfeiy
Lpe.me a member u The Catholic Church
mn. o.ul..,+ tarnd.ttou H., t.a oiysys
.aaa .ar.ra ,la c.,boli, Ch,,o, and
tus wife and children we're members, and
he suly ,-rl tA- q a-raI, if be should JOIN
any %ainre9' would J"h mat, ne sad
"'"esrf i''' ne h"'' . % AMY ia N''St-
man Il "a no t'V,tl 'e'''''" ~ 'Ht' 'A"f''I
NOV" l!4hh he ai' year AGO anu va h"'
ItE"iy to-. Another Correspondents says
thet sherman on ne'hE sh,'"u me pup
'!"nFi statement mat ne mas "'sh ''h-
fs'trd u" IA'A''i'l7'l' hhI TUE result vas
IN some way Que '' 'ne FiI'f'7 "I NJ VIE
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l. " ne ana Hiunt nav neTl' E"s"u ~
49, ~ 80 uL'la .,fr,h ~
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ry,c,.o nAo d III areyored rail-
ros5 .crara couea t-fora the Con,ci1 this
evening anu tue pt'I't'"'7 i"'P7 :" s"' !"
work at once and have it completed in two
wears. II will BEGIN on the south side and
work towards Tie center Of the CRY. Cars
sre 10 As run u feet high. II j. claimed
] that II TpuIpy had not been used fTtael Y IN