Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-15
Proper Harmony Between the Demo-
cratic Committees.
THE COUNTY DEMOCRACY 90 HOME
N HIGH SPIRITS.
Butler Returns to the Arms Of
the Greenbaokers.
THE wfsrucHE POST GOES BACK ON
CARL scRURz.
Charles Renaula Decorated With the Cross
of the Legion Of Honor.
Especial TO TIE sENrrsxL.i

The Two Democratic COmInfttees
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The Star says it
is stated that William Dickson, who is q
member Of the Nationsl Democratic Com
mittee, will be elected Secretary when the
committee organizes in New York. Senator
German, who is Chairman Of the Con-
gressional Committee, is spoken OF in con
nection with the Craftsmanship Of the
National Democratic Committee. Those
two committees have been working at
cross purposes heretofore, and il is now
proposed to unite them, and while pre-
serving the two organizations, make the
Congressional Committee the ssb-com-
mittee of the National Democrats Com
mittee.
Pistols at 30 PAGES.
GALVESTON, News San Antonio
special says: To-day at Lozier Station. in
the southern part of the State. q duel At 80
PAGES was fought between Lieutenant Cum
ningham, commander OF the Seminole
scouts, and . rsilrosder named DAILY.
Pistols we're used and three shots we're ex-
changed. Cunningham was wounded in
the leg. When il was known ct camp that
Cunningham was wounded. several Semi.
noles armed themselves and sought to as.
sassionste DAILY, but were restrained by
Cunningham. The duel was the result Of
q drinking bout.
The French Day i'm New York.
New YORK, July 14.-To-day, the 95th
anniversary Of the capture Of the Bsstile,
the French societies celebrated in an sp-
propriate manner. At the French Con-
sul's Office. the Consul was serenaded. M.
Lafayore. Minister Plenipotentiary, 1t is
stated. received from Jules Ferry Q dis
patch that Charles Renauld, President Of
the French Benevolent Society Of this city,
was decorated with the Gross OF the Legion
Of Homo for his efforts to his countrynen
in the United States.
Butler ON q Tangent.
ELIZABETH, N. j.. July lab. ". Ter
lind Of this city. Secretary OF the National
Committee Of the Greenback party, &C.
companied General Butler from Chicago
to Buffalo. He says Butler stated dis
tinctly 10 General Weaver and others that
he had accepted the. National and Anti
Monopoly nomination and wasnld run. He
will probably concentrate his work in
New York.
Tragic Fire.
New YORK, July 14.-The fire In the
four-story tenement house, No. 296 SEQ
ond street, early this morning, caused
great alarm. Several people jumped from
the windows, and one woman threw her
infant out OF 3 window. but il was unhurt,
as 1t landed in the arms Of Q man on the
sidewalk.
Anti.German.
NEW YORK, July IA dispatch from
Henry F. Gillig, received from Paris. says
q manifestation took place at 10 o'clock
this morning at the Port Continental
Hotel by the Alsatsian Societies, who tore
down the German flags, threw stones,
smashed the windows, and did other
damage.
Democracy in Spirits.
New YORK, July 1.-THE two special
trains bearing the County Democracy
delegates to the Chicago Convention ar
rived last night. A large crowd of friends.
who had provided a brass band for the oc-
casion. met the returning delegates, who
were in most exubersnt spirits.
Lizzie May and Father.
PHILADELPHIA, July 14.-Lizzis May,
who was stabbed by her father in her bed
room yesterday. died this morning. The
father. who stabbed himself to death after
the assault on his daughter, was buried
to-day.
Big Assignment.
New YORK, July 14.-The schedule in
the assignment Of Pesrce 4 Hall. hist man
ufacturers, failed to-day, show their
liabilities to be $17O 900; nominal assets,
$i24, 1000; actual costs, $S1, 900.
schurz's Paper FIops Back.
ST. LOUIS, July 14.-The Westliohe Post.
Carl schurz's paper, came ont this morn.
ing with the announcement that IL would
support the Republican ticket.