Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-13
EASTERN NEWS.
Republican Convention to
be Held at Chicago.
THE CHEERFUL SPEECH OF
CHAIRMAN SABIN.
O'Donnell's American Citi-
zenship Recognized.
INSTRUCTIONS TC1CaRAPHED By
TaEIlNeHuYsTN 70 LOWELL.
Mr.. Hurd After the Depart
ment Of Justice.
He WILL SHOW IT Is INJUSTICE
AND BLACKMAIL.
He WILL SHOW IT is INJUSTICE
AND BLACKMAIL.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL. |

ESPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.l
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 1.-THE National
Republican Committee elected Senator Sabin
Chairman, and fixed June Sd as the date for
holding the convention.
Mr.. sabin, on taking the chair, said: While
deeply sensible u the distinguished courtesy
you have conferred, I am doubtless - much
surprised as the country at large will be at the
announcement Of your choice. l trust that the
work OF this committee will be characterized
with the same unanimity with which 1 have
been elected. and that at our next session q
Republican President will be named, who will
receive the unanimous vote Of the country.
TApplsusel.
OF the new bssis for representation in the
next convention. The matter was laid over
tor the present on account of the positive bear
ing of the delegations to support the claims of
various selections for the National Convention.
On motion . new resolution was adopted, pro-
viding that the chairman appoint their mem.
bers = committee, who, together with the
Chairman and Secretary, shall comprise .
committee to make arrangements for holding
the convention.
On the third ballot, the Republican National
Committee decided to hold the next convention
in Chicago.
An Interview with Representative
Hurd.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The Post will contain
tomorrow an interview with Representative
Hurd. in which that gentleman is quoted as
saying that he will take the first opportunity
TO introduce . resolution in the House to ap-
point q committee to investigate the CON-
plants received against the administration Of
p | eha nenartvnatt nf Inatiea ThaaA cnmnlainfa
/ he is quoted as saying. are departments run
by irresponsible detectives, in such 3 manner
Is to make it's department Of injustice. and
the outside business Of the Department has
3 been conided to an officer called . general
I agent, who has collected about him Q set of
men discharged for improper practices from
other Departments of the Government, and he
Q and they are using the authority of the Gov
{ eminent to blsckmail and persecute citizens
: Of the United States.
Congressional Proceedings.
. WASHINGTON, Dec. l2.-In the Senate, Nj
Plumb presented . petition from the colored
I citizens of Kansas, setting forth the disad.
vantages Of their position, in view Of the
recent legislation and decisions Of the courts
praying for additional legislation to protect
civil rights.
In the House, q bill was introduced by Mr.
Cassidy to reorganize the legislative power Of
Utah; also one to authorize the Secretary Of
the Treasury to adjust and settle the expenses
I Of Indian wars In Nevada.
One thousand and twenty.one bills were in
troduced yesterday and to-day.
Two.thirds of the bills introduced In thu
r House to-day we're pension bills. One Of then
O has been introduced in every Congress since
1852.
A bill was introduced by Vance, to promot'
70 the faithful administration of public officers
1t provides for punishment by . fine. not Il
exceed IS, coo, and dismissal from Office Of an,
officer under the United States Government
4 executive. legislative. or Judicial. who shall
receive from any railroad, banking, or tele
graph company free passes, tickets, or stock.
= HOn0ring ParneIl.
= CHICAGO, Dec. 17.-The following cablegran
is self-explanatory:
DUBLIN, Dec. 12.-Alexander Sullivan, Presi
! dent Of the Irish National League of America
Ohicsgo:-There are twelve hundred National
lists in meeting, honoring Parnell. We gree
O America, and send thanks for her sympathy
n Signed. DAWSON.
CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-Lord Mayor Dawson
Dublin: Irish America salutes Ireland, IN
re-echoes her cheers for Parnell, and will new
er cease struggling with her for liberty unit
it is achieved.
Death Of an Editor An Inter
national Railroad.
ar NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Rev William T. Clarh
/. chief editor and writer Of the Star, died yestel
day morning.
The Herald says Senator Sherman has Intro
duced G Senate measure that looks forward I
q . convention to be held 1T Washington nex
N year, for establishing closer commercial reli
ttons between the United States and Mexico
Central America and South America. TIL
proposition is to build IN international rail
road which may connect with these countries
Depression In the Coal Tarde.
L. PIrrsBuRa, Dec. l2.-The announcement
n made that all the coal mines along the Monor
ID ashela river suspend operations this week 70
an indefinite period, owing to the depression
in the coal trade. IN the tous pcoas t1ere ~ y
10 6.O00 men will be thrown out OF employment.
Meeting Of Pacific Coast Deiegates
y, WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The Pacific Coaa
delegates held . meeting this morning to dii
cuss the proposed amendments to the Chimes
legislation ct the last Congress. Through
misunderstanding the meeting was not we!
n attended, and after Informal discussaon &c
jouyned until tomorrow.
Another Crank.
CLEVELAND, Dec. l2.-E. B. Brukeland,
II l~un.tic. who has greatly annoyed the family Q
General sherman 1T 81. Louis. has for sever
ID DAYS been laying siege to the residence Q
Mrs. GARFIELD and insisted upon seeing MIS-
n Mollie. Yesterday he was locked up for LOAF
"a ing about tue front gate.
Fired ON The Wrong Party.
LITTLE Rock, Dec. IA Deputy Marsh'
and posse. who were watching the road for q
outlaw, fred upon Judge N~oidywater and tw
other Cherokees, returning to their homes !
night. One hundred buckshot penetrated tn
d Judges body.
Ill O,DonneIl's Case In the Cabinet.
10 WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The case of Old
nell was considered by the Cabinet yesterday
It 10 learned that Secretary Freltnghuyse
some days ago instructed Minister Lowell
recognize O'Dsnnell's citizenship, and to-da
further Instructions were telegrsphed to hin
II A Big Blaze.
81. PAUL, Dec. 1.-THE Reaves' BLOCK a.
7 joining the Drake block which burned las
night, was also entirely destroyed before III
j. flames were controlled. The loss IL $40 .O0o.
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