Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-23
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Buchanan and Blacks 10y
atty to the Union.
WHY TINE STAR or the WEST WAS
uuABle 70 LAND aEInfoRcfmfnTs.
An Interview With the Secre-
tary of the Treasury.
PADDY RYAN COMING TO
THE PACIFIC COAST.
The Iowa Campaign Being Con-
Quoted With Unusual Vigor.
INCREASE OF THE CATTLE DISEASE
m GREAT BRITAIN.
An Interview With the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury.
PADDY RYAN COMING TO
THE PACIFIC COAST.
The Iowa Campaign Being Con-
Quoted With Unusual Vigor.
INCREASE OF THE CATTLE DISEASE
N GREAT BRITAIN.
ESPECIAL TO THE sxsrrxrL.l

from washington says tnat ueu. soeoP"
Holt, Postmaster General under Buchanan,
in an interview in reply to Jake Thompson
the only other remaining member Of Blu
chanan's Cabinet since Jerry Blacks
death. asserts the loyalty to the Union OF
both Buchanan and Black at the opening
Of the rebellion, and charges that Thomp-
son used the information that he received
- Q member Of the Cabinet to inform the
Southern conspirators, which caused the
firing upon the Star Of the West on her
way to reinforce Fort Sumter, and says that
but for this fact she would have been able
to land reinforcements.
Had No Direct Control.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-The President
Of the New Orleans National Bank, against
which Postmaster General Gresham's re-
cent order in relation 10 lottery compa-
MES matter was directed. had an interview
with the Secretary Of the Treasury on the
subject. Secretary Folger told him that
the question Of delivery OF mail matter to
the bank WAS one over which he bad no
control, that being under the jurisdiction
Of the Postofice Department. The only
question, he said, which be, Secretary
Folger, had to decide, was whether the
action Of the bank in becoming an agent
Of the lottery company to receive Its mall
was . proper subject for investigation by
the Treasury Department. q
PugfIism.
CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Paddy Ryan. the ex.
champion heavy weight pugilist. will leave
Chicago Sunday for Leadville, COL, where
IN exhibition will be given. Ryan will
appear in Denver, Leadville, Pueblo,
Cheyenne, Ogden. Salt Lake, Sacramento,
Virginia City, San Francisco, and other
cities in California. On his arrival 1T
San Francisco be contemplates . match
with Prof. Miller of Australia, who has
sailed from Melbourne. Richard Z. Fol
having sent for him for . glove fight with
Sullivan. Upon his return from the
coast Ryan will have . contest with Sulli-
van about the last of December.
LIberal League Convention.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 22.-In the Liberal
League Convention to-day the Committee
ON the Political Platform made their re-
port in the afternoon, and Max. Grossman
Of Milwaukee made another report. The
evening was occupied by . heated discus
sion Of those present, but no decision was
reached. These matters came up the first
thing in the morning. In CHEESEMAN'S
resolution 10 . clause demanding that all
elections be held on Sunday. In the re-
port Of the regular committee . demand 10
made for the abolition of the regular
Senate; that the use Of the Bible and other
books Of 9 sectarisn character shall be
prohibited, and that ome be enfran-
chised.
Too Expensive for . Change.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 22.-Ths Twenty
first Infantry, stationed ct Vancouver
Barracks, will remain there and not ex-
change posts with the Tenth Infantry.
stationed on the lakes. The expense Of
transfer 10 too great to justify the proposed
change. Lieut.. Col. A. W. Evans was to-
day placed upon the retired list of the
Army, having been found by the Retiring
Board incapacitated for active service.
This retirement fills the last vacancy which
existed in the 400 retired list.
Political Aevemenss In Iowa.
CHICAGO. Sept. 22.-Ths G~ubernatorial
campaign in Iowa il being conducted with
unusual vigor this Fall. The issues out
lined are prohibition and . protective tariH
ON the side Of the Republicans. md license
aud tariff for revenue on the side Of thu
Democrats. They are calling some Of the
strongest men into the campaign. Ben.
Harrison has been on the stump for the
Republican,, and Gov. Hendricks for the
Democrats. Congressman VIM. n. Spring
o. Of Illinois Il IN this city to-day on his
way TO that 6tats, where he will begin on
Monday . series Of spseches lasting till the
time Of the election.
The Fees ssd Mouth Disease.
wAsz1soTox. Sept. 22.-secrstary Fol-
ger sent . Communication to the Collector
Of Customs 1t New York. in which he
stated that the United States Cattle Com
missioners had BEEN informed Of An alarm
ing increase in the foot and mouth disease
among the cattle Of Great Britain. Under
these circumstances the officers Of the
Customs Service would hereafter exercise
cars in examining into the sanitary condi-
tion Of all cattle. sheep. swine and goats
imported into the United States.
sehae3eP and Blossoa.
CH1oAao, Sept. 22.-Jaeob SchaefIer says
that whom Elosson issued the challenge to
play him for the billiard championship ct
the balk line game 1t was known that he,
Schaeffer, had . game on hand with Wig
nesux, to be in Paris in November. II
Slosson would issue . challenge in the
regular way after that match it wonld be
accepted. SchaefIsr will leave New York
for Paris Oct. 10.
Must Ne Protected.
WILMINGTON, N. O., Sept. pa dis
patch 70 the Star reports the hanging by .
large crowd in Richmond County on Fri
day Of : negro named Archie johnson. for
attempting to outrage . white girl 6 years
Of age. the daughter Of . highly respected
planter Of that county. johnson was LETT
hanging on . tree, with . placard pinned
10 his breast bearing these vords: "Our
wives and daughters must be protected"
A Desperate Array.
LEXINGTON. KY. Sept. 22.-Last night
Col. R. s. Strader, . w~ell-known horseman.
shot and killed Bradford Foster. . negro
smploye. Strsder wa told that Foster
bad turned . stallion in with . valuable
ally. He got . shotgun and went to the
table. Foster RAM. but fred ct Strader.
He returned, and while advancing On Stra-
Ter the latter fred twice, killing Foster.
gave himself up and was admitted
o bail.
sent - IN Inebriates' Home.
NEW YoHx. Sept. 22.-Berpard Gala
her, . brother Of DR.. Gallagher. now
Inder sentence for life in England. having
cen concerned in certain dynamite plans.
o-day. in the Brooklyn Court. was sent to