Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-21
TELEGRAPHIC.
ALEXANDER I. STEPHENS EoMi-
MATED FOR GOVERNOR.
Merchants Losing a Million a Day By the
Freight Handlers Strike.
END OF THE STAR ROUTE
CASES NEAR AT HAND.
Aid and Comfort for the Freight
Handlers.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.l
The Star Route Farce Coming to n

Close.
h~Ash1N'IoN' J"l! -''-from oil "P-
pe"lances the enu u 'Ae otar houte cases
IS neaf al haIu' already greatly weakened
by repeated adverse decisions by the
Court. The case of the prosecution has
been disastronslv nrcindiced hv the az.
ton Of a sreciaI Grand .Tnrv in rnfrsinp |
TO bring in fresh rresentments and the
elaborate trial. which has aIreadv accord
ing 10 a statement nj tLe nrosecntion cost
the Government over half a million dol.
lars. is now evidently near ito close Tho
matters which We nrasarted 10 +ba sna.
nioI Grand IT, i; - motaroun tnen
those which are now haing consi1nred hut
10 the hlin geYoroiir .bora "a ~ 80
kir1 of e. Po 80 SEA snet $500 - ~ h Il
Conrt no. $50 =; = 80 teototu1S ~
ARGUMENTS no1,inaiir rnnn ~ adr;aae
biIitv of the avi5arca ~ c6ntroctor Wals%
l. Saws 10 he rail-c.oa1 Nv H. "aS
tion that If tbis noin+ i 5eo;5ad oro;ns+
them the next step in order will be a YER
diet for the defendants.
An Action Against Railroad Com
panies.
NE" 1oKh' July Zo'-ln an action begun
IN the supreme Court to compel the New
1ofk central and Erie Railroads, by per-
emptory mandamus, to transmit freight
promptly. Colonel James haoan his aro,.
~ 49,.
uten' ior tne nerchsHts' VINO eialm that
rt.e " io'i!s d H:ilLon d gay. ne re-
nte"eu ne hiSVILs 0l Tue strlte IN cohhec-
otoa VIZ tHe oIochaoe l lfei8h'S' ana
t ~ tl"t iatIioau cofpofa'lons ho!d
pome49 as ''us'ees' 10 oe useo lor
49,; 49, So. iNel were private III
~ 50 d d. INCOME eIc.' were
49, Y out "e4e PuoIpc serFanIs "ucn
ah 1872 90 eotliiO earlLels. l'aiiroad
1890 olri - 80 s,ah'ea !Il tne eA'ensloh OF
panv endenoered the |mmarc 81 a oitr
than il haooma ~ t.tnnao % q ~
duty TO interfere. The application had
nothing to do with the strike, as the com
pan rfo1 II tney perform Ihelr WORK might
~? "noh Iney pteaSea. roscoe II
49, 80 "huo y ei"4'ioaus
ihe Georgia Democratic COnven-
ton
ATLANTA, July 2O.-In the Democratic
Convention this morning, Bacon's mama
was Withdrawn. and Alexander Fl stenhans
was nominated for Governor Tho ro.o
stood. stephens. 325. SCATTERING g. ro+
rofur o. M. .
there, -. in0 Ioito"ins ot4cefs were
Parra. Sana pS 'S.Hna'i9H : y "
Cam -. 1eoie'aiS VI state W: wright
CSC SG4p'5o41eti Yen u N opeef' treasurer;
TTh ny AnoeIsoh' General
gresham At Tarea The CanHan,ior "a.
journed after adopting a platform re-
affirming the principles of the Jeffersonian
DralGCi"cy' charging inc present ADMIN
1"'4o WIN partisan anu corrupt inter
$500; 90 "ttn iocal etect4ons' ana the pros
.,uston u Executive patronage Tor the
p~i pose oI extending lts powers under
Nv VI correcting revenue
"eror' . tine s""iciarS
49, IMMUNITY
L Ho"'e ou"4iS ComlN1''ee
Gec!ares that 1t should be the policy Of the
10 Withho4d any further
patents OF land, and TO ecIare forfeited
al grants TO the Northern Pacific Com
ne - ea1neu uno'f '"e provisions Oh
t,ou ~, C. W.
- -
nnsIa A - Il" YER se'eto SIGch ol earth'
49, 49, - i"s.tn5 W mIhutes. ihe
~ ~ On Il Anees III ''e streets.
hniIdings corId nSt bora e.aod -
rocking. The shock was felt nearly all
over the country.
Sentenced TO Pay a Fine.
NEW YORK, July 20.-Arrest Of iudg-
ment WAS refused in the cass ~ r, ,r+io
ax-Treasrrv Aca,+ oonv;o.od oouo.;a.
money from o~ffce-holdsrs for nolitical
purposes on an Act Of Congress prohibit
ing such collections, and was sentenced to
pay a fine of 81 200. The case goes to the
Court.
Mrs. scOsiiie Protests.