Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-18

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Ex-senator Mcdonald Interviewed.
CHICAGO, June II. Ex-senator Nc
Of Indiana, in IN interview to-day,
said, in regard to tho Republican ticket,
that it was a very strong team in localities
where the Republican party was strong,
and c~orrespondingly weak in other locaii-
ties which was essential for the ticket tc
carry to be successful. Blaine was a fear
less, aggressive man, and he would make a
red. hot campaign OF it. He did not think
the ticket had excited much enthusiasm in
Indiana, and he believed that the Demo-
cratic nominees would secure thee electoral
vote OF that State.
The Fitz-JOhn Porter Bill Passed.
WASHINGTON, June 17.-In the House
to-day Slocum presented a conference re-
port on the Fitz-John Porter bill. Its
effect is to strike out of the bill the words:
Together with all rights, titles and privil-
eyes, and to insert the words: Provided
that said Fitz-John Porter shall receive no
compensation or allowance whatever prior
to his appointment under this bill. Instead
OF the following words in the bill: Bat
this act shall not be construed as author
izing pay, or compensation, or allowance
prior to his appointment under it. The
conference report was agreed to. Yeas 1853,
nays 81.
Terrible Accideut-Ffre.
NEW LAREDO, Mex, June 1~7.-Informa-
ton was received here that a terrible acci-
dent occurred on the Tampico branch Of
the Mexican Central branch, by which
two Americans and twelve Mexican labor
ers were killed by a premature explosion
of the works. Another dispatch says the
entire business portion of the town OF
Pinos Alto, Mexico, was destroyed by fire
on May 30. The loss Is stated at $500, 600;
no insurance. Considerable distress ex-
listed among the inhabitants for the want
of food.
A Reasonable Butler Proposition.
New YORK, June 1.-THE Herald's
Washington special says: There is a re-
port among some of Buffers friends that
he no longer expects the Democratic NOM
ination at Chicago, but he will go to the
convention prepared to give his support
to that candidate who agrees, in case OF
his election, to give him (Butler) chief
control OF the New England patronage,
and particularly Of Massachusetts,.
Bank Swindlers Indicted.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE United States
Grand Jury handed in indictments against
James D. Fish and John G. Emo, charging
them with the misappropriation OF Ma
tional Bank funds. There was also an in
dictment against Ferdinand Ward, charg-
ing him with aiding and abetting the
officers of the National Bank in illegally
applying the funds of the bank.
elimination of the Gamblers War.
DALLAS, Texas, June 1.-THE war
against the gamblers eliminated in James
Wilkerson, one Of the gamblers, paying
S., 900 to the county in a compromise,
and agreeing never to gamble in Dallas.
All the other gamblers left rather than pay
the large compromise. One extensive
gambler, from whom the county demanded
SO, 900. sailed to Europe for his health.
Bound for the Democratic state
Con ventiOn.
New YORK, June 17.-Four hundred and
fifty members of the County Democracy
started for Saratoga this morning, also
500 Tammany Hall delegates. John Kelly
said he expected q quiet and peaceable
time, as Tammany Hall always supported
the nominee OF the National Convention
and always would. One hundred Irving
Hall delegates also left on tbs same train.
"A Oft Glove Fight.
Boston, June l7.-Jack Williams, the
English lightweight, and Johnny Have
Ign, champion light-weight Of New En-
gland, fought six rounds with soft gloves.
The fight tonight was for $3.50 q side.
John l.. Sullivan was the referee. Have
lyn defeated the Londoner, who was quite
badly used up.
Phipps Hanged.
DETROIT, June 17.-Luke Phipps, who
shot his wife on the ferryboat between this
city and Windsor one night in August of
last year, and who was arrested and lodged
in Jail, when he subsequently escaped, but
was finally rearrested at Chicago and OK.
tradited, was hanged this morning.
Blaine Visiting.
AUGUSTA, June Thames G. Blaine,
Mrs. Blaine. John A. Logan. Senator Hale
and Miss Dodge left for Ellsworth this
morning. They will remain at Ellsworth
tO-ulgub, the guests VI o6ubtOl nhle, hIu
return to Augusta tomorrow.
Judgments Against Bankers.
NEW YORK, June 17.-Judgments, to the
amount Of about $125, 900 were entered up
to-day against o. NJ. Bogart & Co., bank
ers and brokers, who recently failed.
Among the larger creditors are Mary 8.
Stockwell. for S42, 200, and Mary Il. Burn
ham for $50, 900.
Conference Of Independents.
New YORK, June 1.-THE Independent
Republican Committee, appointed at Bos-
ton to confer with the New York Inde-
pendents, arrived this morning. They
held a private meeting this afternoon to
arrange the preliminaries for q formal
conference this evening.
A Reduction of Wages.
ST.. LOUIS, June 17.-Bridge, Beach d
Co., stove manufacturers in this city, no.
tilted their employees that they would be
obliged to reduce wages Is per cent.
Three hundred refused to accept the re-
duction and quit work.
For Bayard.
WILMINGTON, Del, June 1.-THE Demo-
cratic State Convention is in session at