Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-03
TELEGRAPHIC.
The Presidential Party on
Their Trip.
THE TRAIN DECKED OUT IN
ROYAL FASHION.
Great Crowds Along the
Entire Route.
THE TRAIN ON TIME AT
CHICAGO
AN INTERvIHw WITH
REID
Relative to tho Appointment Of
Stanley Mathews.
HENRY WILLARD AND HIS
GUESTS.
Relative to the Appointment Of
Stanley Mathews.
HENRY WILLARD AND HIS
GUESTS.
ESPECIAL TO THE sEsr1xKL.l

CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-On board the Presi-
Dental train, Salem, Ind, $40 A. NJ. The
special containing President Arthur and
his party bowled out of the Louisville 4
Chicago depot at Louisville half an hour
late. and after crossing the long bridge
which spans the Ohio River at Jefferson
Vile quickened its pace under the foot
hills of Southern Indiana. The leave
taking which the President had Of Louis
Vile was in a measure informal, although
q great concourse had congregated in and
about the depot. The train is decked out
in royal fashion. The transit of the special
had evidently been well advertised, as was
evidenced by the great crowds along the
entire route. Every crossing had its quota
of spectators, and the rail fences on the
outskirts of some OF the villages in the
lower portion of the State were literally
decorated with the natives. Owing to Q
delay in starting nc stops were made after
leaving New Albany until Salem was
reached, and the train passed through all
the intermediate villages at q flying rate.
No place appeared so modest that it failed
to possess . piece Of ordnance, and accom-
panying it with the cheering of assembled
crowds. The President throughout the
early portion Of the run sought seclusion
in his couch, and failed to make an APP
pearance on the platform. Accompanying
the calls for the President at nearly every
station q disposition was evidenced by the
crowd for { look at Secretary Gresham.
1t had been originally the intention to
make . short stay ct all the leading sta
tons, but owing to the delay in getting off
at Louisville, and q desire to reach Chicago
on time, it was abandoned.
Chicago will be reached at Z O'Clock this
evening. 1t is now contemplated that .
stay Of half an hour will be made at
Vernon, where special trains from Indian
apolis and Michigan cities and Northern
Indiana cities will bring crowds to view
the Presidential party.
Opening the Northern Pacific.
New YORK, Aug. "A large party will
leave here Aug. 20 as guests Of Henry Viii
lard, President Of the Northern Pacific, to
witness the opening Of the road q few miles
from the Mullan Tunnel. The party will
stop . day each in st. Paul and Minneapo.
lis, and reaching Helena, Montana, on the
eve Of Sept. Z, the party will 60 to the
junction Of the tracks. In the morning
VIM. M. Evarts will make an address, and
Willard will drive the last spike that will
unite the two divisions Of the road. 1t 10
expected that President Arthur will be
present, having by that time finished his
tour to the Yellowstone Park. All the ex-
Presidents Of the road will be present ex-
cept the first, Josiah Penham, who OBJ
tanned the charter and died in '66, before
. shovel full OF dirt had been dug for its
construction. The other ex- Presidents,
ex-Gov. J. Gregory Smith Of Vermont,
Gen. Geo. w. Cass Of New York, G.. H.
Wright Of Philadelphia and Fred. Billings
Of New York, and Q number Of prominent
English and German guests. public men
and Journalistic, will arrive on Aug. 26 to
Join the party. After the ceremonies some
OF the party will return east, and the re-
mainder Of the party will 60 over the whole
Of the road to Portland, Puget Sound and
through the Willamette Valley, returning
TO New York Sept. 20.
An Emphatic DENTAL.
CHICAGO, Aug. "A morning paper
publishes an interview with Whitelaw Reid
Of the New York Tribune. relative to the ap-
pointment Of Stanley Matthews to the
Supreme Bench. Mr.. Reid gives an en-
phatic denial 70 the whole story. Follow
ing 10 the interview reported, said to have
been aent to ask Mr.. Reid concerning
Dorsey's statement about the alleged bar
gain which Dorsey said Reid probably
knew about, for the appointment Of STAN
lev Matthews to the Supreme Bench:
Reid replied: / never made any such
bargain with Gen. Garfield. directly or in |
directly, and I have no reason to think
that any such bargain was made by any |
body else. / never even asked him for the
appointment OF Matthews; nor did I know
that Matthews was to be appointed. After
his rejection by the Senate under
in interviews with George Jones Of
New York, the Times also published the
Dorsey statement that he had never asked
or aught or accepted aid from the
National Committee or anyone.
The Largest on Record.
CHICAGO, Aug. "A mortgage for &c.
90. 900 was received yesterday at Spring.
Isld, Ills. Cyrus O. Hines Of the Indiana
nd Union Trust Co. Of New York loaned
he money to the Ohio 4 Mississippi Rail-
Dad. The object Of the mortgage 10 TO
the company to regain the control
I the property, which has been In the pos !
,asion Of the courts under foroclosure