Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-03

some time to come. Just what McCul-
Tough intends to do could not be learned.
Grand Preparations.
BUFFALO, Oct. 2.-The indications st
noon to-day are that it will be impossible
TO carry out the detailed arrangements so
deliberately made for the reception Of Gov.
Cleveland tonight. 1t has been steadily
raining since dsybreak and there ia moth
ing TO warrant tbs belief that the rain will
cease. However, should the clouds clear
away, there will be Witnessed one Of the
grandess pzrsdes ever held in the city.
The Democratic forces have been hard al
work. Subscriptions have been more
than usually liberal. Banners and trans
pArencies without number and designs
have been prepared; marshsls and aids
have been appointed and the work put in
such shape as, the weather permitting, to
welcome the Governor in s royal manner.
| The column will be formed Of six large
divisions with bands and drum corps IS
/ follows: The first division viii consist O!
a ward phAlanx Of about l,0Q9 men from
the Governor's home, the yard 20 Be fol-
loved by the National Veteran Assoe2
| ton O. So uen and the Democratic Legion
of 500. These viii Be followed by the
Governor and the reception committee IN
carriages.
BufIerian.
FoRT WAIVE, Ind. Oct. 2.-Bu;ler Az
rived st 3:l5 P. II. and was nsi Al tie de-
Dot by ; committee. His carriage, headed
BY the city band. vas imnedisiel! driven
! to the Fair Grounds. zhsEe h addressed
5000 people. Uuoa being introduced 70
the audience, Butler ordered tbs c9Gch1ED
who IVES sitting on the carriage II ihs
midst Of the cr0Ed and ~ohsEze1oE tie
view of those behind, TO move On, saying
I'VE are Anti-Monopolisis herss 10 L&o
shall take np more roon than heloags 70
him" Butler spoks 81 hour ard 4 half
He predicted that the party which shall Dc
| defeated ct the November election xii
unite with the Peoples party II the IT,
ture. At the close Of his sp5sGh he EAs
| greeted with 8 round Of ches-s. He thea
| proposed three cheers for the Peoples
party, himself giving the cue-Hip, hip
hip" which met with an enthusiastic res-
ponse.
Contract Labor.
HAMILTON, Ont, Oct. 2.-Ths Hamilton
Labor Political Association headed by s
band and carrying transparencies with
mottos, parsded tbs streets 10 Market
Square, where speeches were made snd
resolutions passed ~denounciBg the system
of importing psuper and Chinese labor,
demanding the return Of the foreign pau
pers, the recall of immigration agents and
lecturers, and the repeal Of all the laws
that now bear ~unequally upon capital and
labor.
A Reception to Cleveland.
ALBANY, Oct. 2.-Gov. Cleveland, ac-
c%ompanied by Erastus Corning, Major
Banks of Albany, Simon W. Rosendsle,
John A. Mccall and Gen. Austin Luther,
leaves Albany for Buffalo on E special train
to-day. The party arrives in Buffalo at
500. Elaborate preparations have been
made for the Governors reception. The
train makes no stops. The Governor will
leave Buffalo on the regular train Friday
night for Albany.
Chanfrau's Death.
JERSEY CITY, n. j., Oct. 2.-Frank s..
Chanfrau, well known for his impersona-
ton of Exit, the Arkansas Traveller" and
who was stricken with apoplexy last even
ing, died this morning without having re-
covered consciousness. His son Henry and
Frank, j. Halleger, q member of his COM
paDy, G. W. Tayluer, his business man
ager, and DIR. John T. McGill we're at his
bedside. So calmwas his departure that it
was only in arranging his pillow that
Tayluer discovered the fact.
Gov. Clicks Proclamation.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2.-GoV. Click of Kan
sas has issued a proclamation prohibiting
the introduction Of cattle into Kansas from
the State OF Kentucky, Iowa, Nebraska and
Missouri, until after they undergo a quar-
antine Of 60 days at the point Of introduc-
ton, aud released under a claim bill Of
health from the Veterinary. He also pro-
hibits the introduction of Jersey cattle
from any State Of the Union.
Street Car Murder.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. AIT II o'clock
last night, the street car in the southern
part of the city was stopped by highway
men, who commanded the driver to give
up his cash box. The latter refused, and
the robber fired two shots, one of which
killed Albest Mullmsnn. an iron moulder,
the only passenger. The murderer es-
capped.
Big Hotel Goes Up. 4
WASHINGTON, n. H., Oct. 2.-The Glen
House, which burned last night, was one
Of the largest hotels in the mountain re-
gions. A high wind prevailed aud caused
the flames to spread rapidly. All the
furniture and fixtures of the house were
destroyed. The loss is S225 600; insur-
ance, 800, 900. 1t will be rebuilt.
Tens of Tobacco.
READING, Pa, Oct. 2.-Seventeen cars
of Lancaster tobacco nave arrived for San
Francisco. 1t is the largest single ship
ment Of tobacco ever made in the history
of that county. 1t is estimated that each
car contains over IL tons. The value Of
the tobacco is placed at $3.50, 900.
Collapse.
DENVER, Oct. 2.-Jensen, E..Bliss & Co.,
hardware dealers, assigned this morning.
The estimated liabilities are 500, 900;
$3.50 AAn M