Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-20
TELEGRAPHIC.
Foot and Mouth Dis
ease Spreading.
THE RICHFIELD SPRINGS
CONVERSION.
Massachusetts, Republican
State Convention.
ROBINSON NOMINATED FOR
GOVERNOR.
1esignation Of Supervising
Architect Hill.
no EXPEDITION WILL Dc SENT OUT FOR THE
aElIEF or GREELEY TINS YEAR.
xesignation Of Supervising
Architect Hill.
no EXPEDITION WILL Dc SENT OUT FOR THE
aEllEF or GREELEY TINS YEAR.
ESPECIAL TO TIE s,xrnrI.l

RIcHrrxLD SPRrNas, N. Y, Sept. 49,
The weather il beautiful. There Is . large
meeting. The influx Of delegates filed the
hotel to overlooking. and gave the village
. very lively appearance. Caucussing
with reference to the new State Committee
has been very active during the morning,
and most Of the Congressional delegations
have had preliminary meetings. The
Albany delegation elected Andrew 8.
Draper % State Committeeman. John M.
Smith and five of his friends in the delega-
ton declined 10 attend the meeting of the
Twenty-sixth Congressional District.
Senator Holmes Of Madison was elected
State Committeeman by n majority over
Thomas @. Plat Of Tiogs, and the Con-
vention was called to order At 1905 A. M.
Senator Holmes and James Smith were
both mentioned in connection with the
Craftsmanship Of the State Committee.
The place OF meeting Is temporary. III
frame structure used ~ the Wigvam. in
the spacious and pretty grounds OF the
Spring Hotel, was erected at the cost OF the
villagers. G.. Lspham, United States
Senator, was chosen temporary Chairman.
He was received with applause and ad-
dressed the Convention.
After the appointment Of committees and
tho transaction Of routine business the
Convention took . recess until 8 O'Clock.
Tremaine Of New York nominated
choice Of the united New York City delega-
As~~ D1sn~ IN 2avton NJ Wanna waa
named by Henry r. Durfee. Luther
Caldwell of Chamung was named by
William J.. Larrimer of Elmira. Ira
Davenport MAS nominated for Comptroller
BY exclamation. B. H. Hill moved the
unanimous nomination Of Gen. Joseph
Carr for Secretary Of State, which was car
ried unanimously. Kisselburg moved the
adoption Of the resolutions, and they were
adopted unanimously.
Cattle Disease In England.
CHICAGO, Sept. ia letter from Lon
don under date Of Sept. 6 says the foot
and mouth disease is reported spreading
rapidly in Bedfordshire. The infection
has appeared in nearly every parish in the
Wooburn police division, but % yet,
though the park herds are surrounded
WAb0 e00 uioOoo0s tao OoOoA ootosO hoc NV
been invaded. About 100 head Of cattle
are already infected in the division, be-
sides several herd of sheep. Thirty fresh
outbreaks Of foot and mouth disease we're
reported to the Spalding local authorities
yesterday morning, making . total Of 80
infected places in the district. Peters
borough, Bpilsby, Horn Castle and Grant
ham are all afraid. On the Norfork pas
lures the foot and mouth disease is re-
ported spreading. It 10 not traceable to
sales or movement. For the week ending
the lat Of September. 1.04S cattle, 3.093
sheep and 40 hogs were returned ~ affected.
Republican State Convention.
BosroN, Sept. 19.-The Republican State
Convention was called to order 1t IL
o'clock. Chairman Lodge Of the State
Central Committee wa chosen temporary
Chairman. and after prayer by Rev. o. P.
Clifford addressed the convention.
Charles R. Csdman WAS chosen Presi-
dent. The chair addressed the conven-
ton IT considerable length. his remarks
being chiefly devoted to . criticism Of Gov.
Butler. Among other things he said that
Butler was . Major General, whose most
valuable services were - Provost Marshal,
and never - leader, and whose successes
were those Of sutler and not strategist.
Robinson was nominated for Governor
ON the first ballot, having 996 votes out Of
1893.
On the ballot for Lieutenant Governor
Ames had IT'S ont Of 1.097.
Democratic. state C0nvention.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-THE Democratic
State Convention mel at noon to-day. Ex-
Gov. Phillip Francis Thomas was chosen
temporary Chairman. Thomas addressed
the Convention, counseling ~forbsarancs,
wisdom. and some regard for the public
interest In it, deliberations. The Commit
tees ON Crsdentisls. Permanent Organize
ton and Resolutions were appointed. and
the Convention took . recess for half an
hour.
washinEton Intelligsncs.
wAsH1soTox. Sept. Disappointing
Architect Hill this morning rendered his
resignation to Secretary Folser. 70 take
eject on the appointment Of his successor.
The Secretary decides there II no law
under which he can render the desired
assistance 10 poor people on the Naval
Reservation u Pensacola.
The hnAl decision Of the Secretary Of
War and the Navy 10 that IL 10 mol prscti-
cable to send another expedition 70 the re-
lief Of Greeley this year.
4 8snash.up.
SYRACUSE, N. Y. Sept. ia construc-
ton train ON the West Shore Railroad. CO.
ing east ct Z O'Clock this morning. struck
. hand.car four miles east Of here. Fiji
teen platforms. with $50 workmen on
board, we're piled up in . mass. The
killed we're Peter Smith Of Syracuse; Isal-
ian, No. 50. name unknown, and John
Carey Jr., . water boy. A number were
injured severely.
An Attack on villaPd's shares.
WALL SrREET, Sept. l9-ll A. M.-An.
other attack WA made on villard's shares
this morning. Northern Pacific declining
70 9S9H, preferred $72H. and Oregon
Transc0ntinentsl to $64t. The other
stocks we're not offered and remain strong.
some showing m advance over last nieht's
closing.
HrsnarIELD. Mass, Sept. 10 The
parade Of whselmen this morning was .
succscsful and brilliant affair. It IL esti-
that the procession was viewed by
81. 900 people. The procession Wa about
! mile long. about 600 men being i line.
Ex.Prisoners sf war.
CLEVELAND. Sept. l9.-The National As
rotation Of Ex.Prisoners Of War began ito
10Th annual session to-day. Delegates
,eprssenting half . dozen States we're
ST.. LOUIS. Sept. 1s.-It 10 freely report.
A that Anthony 4 Kuhn. prominent brok-
r., have suspended. and that their liabili-
les are large.
sudden Deash.
HAlrvoap, Conn.,. Sept. 19.-Hon. VIM.
,sxton, Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
Inder Gideon Wells. died suddenly Of
art disease this morning. agsd % years