Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-03
EASTERN NEWS.
Large New York Representation athR
National Convention.
THE COUNTY DRH0CRACY
WILL SEND $50.
Cleveland Against the Field
is Now the Cry.
These CALLED CRANES WHO STILL
Gail F3s TrcEs.
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c7e- the Appropriations
FAST MAIL TRAIN TAKEN OFF
THE UNION PACIFIC.
THE COUNTY DRH0CRAC,
WILL SEND $50.
TIE Senate ard Eszss Stii .. Va-.a.cs
c7er the Arr-srriss:s.z
FAST MAIL TRAIN TAKEN OFF
THE UNION PACIFIC.
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The Coming struggle NJ Chicago.
NV YORK, July 3.-The County De
mocrscy delegation 10 the National Demo
cratic Convsntion at Chicago. viii Dun-
Der not less than $50. Badges vii be dis
sributed upon their arrival ~ Chicago.
The County Democracy is unanimous for
Cleveland since the retirement Of Tildsn.
One Of the prominent members SAYS it il
the whole field against Cleveland. should
be be knocked ont, then Judge Field Of
California viii get some Of his votes. The
same person says of forcing the nonins-
ton upon Tilden, that no friend Of I'll
denis has anything 10 do with il: that it il
the work Of crsnks, aided by lesser cranks.
At . meeting Of the Tsmmsny COMMITTEES
to-nigbt il was stated that sbou;
six hundred Tammanyites would 60
10 the Chicago Convention. John Kelly
made . speech urging the nomination Of q
man for the Presidency who could carry
with him the masses Of the people-the
laboring class and the conservative ele-
ment of the Republican party. IL q pure
man was the nominee he predicted . Dem
ocratic victory. The representatives, OF the
labor organizations tonight passed resolu-
lions protesting against the nomination Of
Cleveland for the Presidency, and piedging
themselves TO oppose his election If nomi-
mated, by every means IN their power. A
committee was appointed 10 visit Chicago
and protest to the Democratic Convention
against the nomination of Cleveland
CHICAGO. July2.-The situation is rather
more lively, in view Of the near approach
OF the National Democratic Convention.
Very few delegates have arrived, and no
entire State delegation ia expected before
Friday or Saturday. In the convention
hall there are evidences Of great activity,
under the direction Of Mr.. Adler. the
architect who planned the hall for the Re-
publican Convention. Changes are being
made to suit the desires Of the sub-com-
mittee. The hall will be completed by
Sunday. Headquarters will be thrown
open At the Grand Pacific Hotel BY those
interested in the candidates. Gen. Butler
10 expected to arrive Saturday, and a com
mittee Of labor organizations 70 welcome
him Is being perfected.
House Work.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-House calendar:
In pursuance Of an agreement Of yester-
day, the House proceeded to vote upon 9
motion to substitute the minority bill for
the Notifications bill reported by the
majority Of the Committee on Appropri-
atoms. The motion was agreed to, yeas.
$50; nays, 81.
In the House. Henley, Of the Committee
OF Public Lands. reported q bill for the
forfeiture Of lands granted TO aid the con-
~struetion OF o railroad from Portland, Ore
gon, to connect with the G. p.
In the House, the COMMITTEES on Elec-
tions decided to reconsider its action in the
contested election case of Fredericks vs..
Wilson of Iowa, and the latter gentleman
will retain his seat.
Henderson Of lows, Howey and York,
voted with the Democrats in the afirma-
tive, and Morgan Of Illinois, Findlay,
Finnerty, Hancock, and O'Neil Of Missouri,
as amended. By adoption, the substitute
was then passed: Yeas, 1888; nays, 46. II
sppropristes $685.. 900.
House-The Senate amendments to the
River and Harbor Appropriation bill were
-non-concurred in. Forney submitted TO
the conference on the Army bill an ex-
planatcry statement. The disagreement
was TO .he Senate amendments striking
out the clause relating to compensation
TO subsidized railroads for army trans
portation. This was the only point OF
difference between the two Houses. The
report was agreed to without division.
Senate Work.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-The Senate insis-
ted on the amendments to the Naval bill,
and q new conference was ordered. The
senate went into executive session,
The Senate, after 10 minutes executive
session, resumed legislative business. Van
WICK, Of the Committee on Public Lands.
reported favorably a joint resolution rro-
hibiting the Secretary OF the Interior from
certifying or patenting any lands to rail
road corporations until Congress shall have
acted upon any bill or q report from a COM
mittee ~fAvoring the forfeiture Of such
lands.
Garland, Of the Committee on Judiciary
reported with amendments the house bill
relating to the taxation Of the Pacific Rail-
road lands a:asndments, to q substitute
Tor the provisions Of the house bill those
OF the bill reported early in this session by
Garland, from the Senate Committee on
Judiciary. 1t is proposed to amend the
title 50 a. to read: An Act declaring GER
tain lands subject TO taxation.
Ths Sundry civil bill was then taken up.
Combinations.
WASHINGTON. July 2.-The following
combinations have been made: Watson O.
squires Of Washington Territory, as Gov.