Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-26

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oints messages were piled up, and many
sted July % we're stili on file. Dispatches
rom Washington, Baltimore, Boston, Chi
AGO, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Albany and
read BY the Chairman. were,
4 usual, full OF encouragement TO the
A Big Dance.
ROSEBUD AGENCY, D. T., July 25.-The
.nnual sun Dance" Of the Sioux Indians
yesterday afternoon ct . camp
lear that Agency. About 1000 savages
Fere present from all parts of the Reserva-
also = number of white visitors.
Fifteen warriors entered for the dance.
having tasted four days before entering
Il. The bodies Of all were fright
July lacerated, according to the usages o.
the tribe in testing the game QUALITIES OF
the participants. 1t is probable tnat tnis
10 the last time the "Sun Dance" VIII DC
as strong efforts have been
made to have the Government interdlcf II.
star Route Plumber.
CHICAGO, July 25.-A special from Wash
says il Is believed that suits will
soon be brought to recover the money
which, it is alleged, the members OF the
Star Route ring have fraudulently taken
from the treasury. The Postmaster-Gen-
eral was very reticent when asked ii SUCH
suits are to be brought, but it has been
known for some time that q large part OF
the clerical force in the Sixth Auditors
Office has been employed on very import
ant special work, which, it is understood,
relates to the alleged fraudulent payments
made to the a contractors, aggregating
over 81. 900, 900.
On For the Yellowstone.
CHICAGO, July 25.-Ex-Senator Roscoe
Conkling and Mrs. Conkling, with q few
personal friends, including ex-Gov. Bout
well Of Massachusetts,, Judge Cox Of Utica
and his sister. George G. Gorham OF the
Washington Republican, and United States
Commissioner Grifith of New York, passed
through here to-day on the way to the Vel.
lowstone Park, where they will spend
about two weeks in viewing the wonders
OF that region. 1t is believed that there
will be . very large amount of travel to the
National Park this year.
Suits Commenced.
PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-C. E. Fuller
of 1888 South Delaware Avenue this after.
noon began five civil suits against the
Yves tern Union Company for refusing to
transmit . message for him under the ordi-
nary printed conditions. Fuller appeared
before the Magistrate this afternoon and
had the suits issued, returnable on Mon.
day. The process will be served on Supt.
Zebulin this afternoon.
Still Dissatisaed.
NEW YORK, July 25.-Contrary to expec-
~tations, the striking dress and CLOAK
makers did not return to work to-day,
The members are still dissatisfied, and say
they will not return to work until the
demands of those working for small out
side employers are complied with. The
manufacturers say they will make nc
further concessions to the strikers.
A Prize Fight.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, July ga desper-
ate prize fight for $500 was fought near
Nianticott last evening. The principals
we're Paddy O'Brien, Q saloon-keeper, and
Mike Breze. The men fought according
to the rules of the Marquis Of Queens
bury. Eleven rounds were fought. when
the crowd broke into the ring, and bran.
dishing knives and pistols put . stop to
the fight.
Resolutions OF Sympathy.
New YORK. July 25.-The Board Of Al.
dermen to-day passed resolutions Of sym.
pathy with the telegraph strikers, and de.
handing that the companies be compelled
by the State authorities, through lega
nrnaaoo " .1rk.1 A-1 -nc.nt~ Az
prompt transmission Of messages.
A Poor Excuse.
CHICAGO, July 25.-Riehard Conner, ,
private Waterman, shot and mortally
wounded Myer Franks, 13 years old, last
evening, and gave as his excuse that tn,
boy was in too close proximity to a railroad
car containing watermelons. The watch
is under arrest.
Eight Persons Drowned.
RICHMOND, Va, July 25.-Night before
last q boat containing II men and two
girls, all colored, who were crossing the
James River at Oaremont to attend a
prayer meeting at Sandy Point, upset and
eight OF the party were drowned.
Six Men Drowned.
MILWAUKEE, July 25.-The capsized yes
sci seen by Capt. SmalIman Of the City o.
Milwaukee. on his trip to Grand Haven,
turned out to be the scow Seabird Of Chi
cago. Her crew OF six men-the Captain
Mate. steward and three sailors-were
drowned.
A Meeting Called.
PHILADELPHIA. July pa special meet
ing Of the Philadelphia Maritime Ex.
change, TO consider the interruption te
business by the telegraph strike. has been
called for Friday next.
A Compromise.
BALTIMORE, July 25.-It is said here or
the best Of authority that the American
Rapid Company and striking telegrapheri
have agreed upon . compromise and the
men have been ordered to work tomorrow
silver Dollars Dealt Out.
WASHINGTON. July 25.-The issue oil
standard silver dollars from the Minis fol
the week ending July a was 1874. 600; cor.