Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-21
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IAHLNS NiNA'P' HNEN' -' S"p '
Of Oklahama notoriety, who was arrested
on Aug. 20 as trespassing on Indian Terri
tory, and who has been in custody at Fort
Reno, passed through here to-day for Fort
Smith, Arkansas, where he will be tried in
the Federal Court. Paine was accompan-
led by his wife and child, and eleven fol-
lowers in charge Of Lieutenant Taylor and
a squad of soldiers Of the Tenth Cavalry.
When they reached Henrietta, Texas, yes
terday Paine swoTe out a writ of habeas
corpus for himself and followers in the
District Court, but Lieutenant Taylor re-
fused TO recognize it, whereupon a warrant
was issued for the arrest of Taylor him
self. This was also resisted, the civil
officers not being permitted to enter the
Car.
Unnecessary Quarantine.
BROWNSVILLE, Sept. 20.-The water is
yet rising on the streets. Many Mexican
families have been driven from their
houses. Citizens complain bitterly of the
unnecessary quarantine between here and
MatamOras. A mass meeting demanded the
raising Of the quarantine. Yesterday there
were nine new cases and five deaths, four
from yellow fever and enc from diphtheria.
There are two cases at Fort Brown. The
weather Is clear.
PENSACOLA (Fla.) Sept. 20.-There were
twenty-six new cases aud four deaths yes
terday. Five Sisters of Charity are ex-
pected from New Orleans tonight, and
others will follow.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 20.-Yesterday 81, 100
was collected for the yellow fever sufferers
Of Pensacola.
The Saratoga Convention.
SARATOGA IN. ~, Sept. 20.-The Re-
publican State Committee, by a vote OF Is
to IA, selected ex-senator Madden as tenn
porary Chairman of the Convention. The
Cornell men voted for Senator Pitts. The
Cornell Wadsworth people announce that
they will fight on the question of tempo
rary organization, and in that case the
strength Of the Folser men will be de-
yeloped.
The vote resulted: Madden, 251; Pitts,
243. Madden was conducted to the chair
and made a brief address. A committee
was appointed, and Hepburn read a COM
municstion from the Anti Monopoly Com
mittee, which was not well received.
a Strike Ended.
PITrsBURe, Sept. 20.~Following is the
result Of the Amalgamated Iron and Steel
Association district meetings held yester-
day at P~ittsburg, Wheeling and Youngs-
town, on the question of resembling the
demand for an advance in wages and ac-
cepting the old rate: Pittsburg. 81 for
and q against; Youngstown, SO for and s
against; Wheeling, II for and Is against.
Total. ia for, SO against. This virtually
ends the strike, which has lasted 116 days.
Tho aa n m O taa 1oaa M the man in wanaa ia
between IS, 900, 900 and $40, 900, 900. The
loss to the manufacturers has only sheen
on their contracts.
Prairie Fires Raging.
LINCOLN (Neb.), Sept. 20.-A vast prai-
RE fire is raging in the western part Of the
State. The table lands between the Platte
and Republican Rivers are being burned
over. Two men were fatally burned some
days ago north Of the Platte. There are
heavy cattle ranges in the deyasted section.
and unless rain comes great loss will fol-
low. The citizens Of the town of Indiana
had hard work to save the place. Serious
losses of property will result IL gales
should occur.
Connecticut Republicans.
New HAVEN, Sept. 20.-The Republican
State Convention met this morning with
Marshal Jewell as permanent chairman,
who made an eloquent address, and then
the usual committees were appointed.
The following ticket was nominated; Gov
ernor, Gen. William Bulkely; Lieutenant
Governor, John D. Candee; Secretary of
State, 8. T. Stanton; Treasurer, Julius
Converse; Comptroller. Frank D. Short.
An Irresponsible Body.
SARATOGA, Sept. 20.-The Manufacture
ers' and Producer Association met last
evening and denounced the anti-monopoly
organization Of New York City as an ire
sponsible body. aud declared that they
will not support any candidate who may
be inimical to the business interests OF the
State. It is claimed that over $500. DOC, 900
Of capital was represented at the meeting.
Massachusetts On the Liquor Cues
ton.
WORCESTER, Sept. 2o.-The Republican
State Convention, which met to-day,
Marshall Jewell, Chairman Of the National
Republican Committee presiding, adopted
q platform containing . resolution deelar-