Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-08
TELEGRAPHIC.
THE STALwARTs FAVOR A NEW
STATE CONVENTION.
The Presidents Organ Tavors the With
3rawal Of all Candidates.
A GENERAL MOVEMENT OF REPUBLICANS
ALL ALONG THE LINE.
A Project for Uniting the Repub-
lican Factions.
A MARK ON THE FOREHEAD
OF STALwARTISM.

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
WASHINGTON, July THE indications
are that the stalwarts thoroughly favor a
new State Convention in Pennsylvania.
The National Republican, which is under
stood to reflect the Presidents views, is
ont, favoring the withdrawal OF all the
candidates, and the calling Of a new con-
yention. Senator Cameron Of Pennsylvs-
mia left for Philadelphia yesterday. His visit
is significant of the purpose Of the stall
warts to propose terms Of peace to the In
dependents. The chairman Of the State
Committee, Cooper, arrived Wednesday
afternoon. He called upon Cameron and
departed for Philadelphia on the 10 P. NJ.
train, not registering at any OF the hotels,
snd successfully evading the pursuit Of in
reviewers. Ex-Attorney General Mac
Veagh and VIM. Henry Rowle, candidates
for Supreme Judges, arrived here at 10
o'clock last night, and visited the capitol
this forenoon, expecting to see Cameron.
They we're disappointed to learn that he
had left the city, and followed him.
Movements of the Strikers.
New YORK, July THE striking freight
handlers attacked some new hands this
morning while on their way to work. The
police drove them away. A small number
of old employees resumed work this morn
ing at the old rates. Freight is being
moved, but not with the former facility.
SOUTH CHICAGO, July THE Calumet
Iron Company do not consider that they
will be at all affected by the reported COM
promise. At Baythew, and some Pitts
burgh mills, they will not grant any
increase, and are making all preparations
to do away with puddlers, by reconstruct
ing their mills so as to make steel instead
Of pudding. Many Of the strikers have
left, as the prospect for the resumption Of
work with Union men appears very small.
PITTSBURGH, July There are rumors
that several mills here and elsewhere have
signed, or are about to sign, the scale de-
manded by the strikers. At a meeting OF
the Knights of Labor to-day it is under
stood they decided to assist the strikers
pecuniarily.
Bay e Speech on Civil Service Re.
form.
WASHINGTON, July 7.-Bayne (Rep.) of
Pennsylvania made a speech in the House
yesterday on civil service reform. He
criticised the present administration, de-
| c~laring that it was az unlike that of Presi-
dent Garfield as the administration Of
Jackson and Van Buren, were unlike those
of Washington and Jefferson. Garfield
believed in the reign Of law, the present
Executive in personal government. The
bullet of Guiteau had made a mark on the
forehead of stalwartism.
A Minister Killed.
LITTLE Rock, July IA terrible TRACE
dy occurred on Sunday in the Indian Ter
ritory near McAllister. Rev. W. J.
Spaugh. a Methodist minister, who had
incurred the enmity OF some Indians
whom he had corrected in school, being
set upon in a lonely spot, after d deter
mined struggle, was killed. There is no
clue to the murderers, except as indicated
above. SpaGgh had relatives in Indiana
and Peoria, H., and was generally very
popular in the Territory.
Harmony Not Effected.
PHILADELPHIA, July ~7.-senator Cam
eron was here for a few hours to-day. He
had a talk with candidates Beaver and
Brosius, Chairman Cooper, Collector Hart
rantt, Frederick Magee Of Pittsburgh and
others, in reference to the project for
uniting the Republican factionG. General
Beaver said after the conference that no
decision had been reached with the view of
e%tfecting harmony. The private secretary
OF President Arthur is also here.
Found Starved TO Death.
LITTLE Rock tArk.), July IA
and two children were found starved 10
death in a lonely section Of Van Buren,
County in the mountains. 1t is believed
that the woman fell sick, and the children
being too young to send out to secure aid
for her she persisted miserably. A third
child was still alive, and had guawed a
piece Of flesh from the arm Of one of her
dead sisters. 1t died soon after the dis
coyery was made.
Cause of the SciorO Steamboat Dis.
aster.
STEUnENyILLE (0hio), July 7.-Specials
say that whisky was at the bottom Of the
Scioto steamboat disaster, as some Of the
officers, and many Of the passengers, had
freely circulated tho bottle before the col
haion, and were dluGk at the time. Five
additions! bodies were rescued from the
wreck to-day.
i;iiiiEE Guiteau's Skeleton.
WASHINGTON, July THE Critic says
that Guiteau's skeleton is being boiled at
the Medical Museum for the purpose of
removing all the flesh before articulation.
An interview with an employe Of the Mu-
scum confirms the statement. He is him
self engaged in the work.
a Strike by Russian Jews.