Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-19
EASTERN NEWS.
CleVeland's Speech to Government
Employees.
THE PRESIDENT ELECT INVITED
TO CHICAGO.
Effect of a Changed Administration
On the South.
FIRST TO THE coAcHMAN, THEN TO
THE STAGE.
Another Of the Knaves Pays the
Las. Penalty.
JOHN BRIGHT DIscouRsEs ON
PROTECTION.
Another Of the Knaves Pays the
Last Penalty.
JOHN BRIGHT DISCOuRSES ON
PROTECTION.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
The Effect On the south.

AVE-"
ton. s. c., special says: The News and
Courier will publish tomorrow the views
of Gov. Thompson and "a Democratic
County Chairman in this State, as to the
effect of Cleveland's election on the politi-
cal and industrial condition of the South,
The words and phrases of correspondents
differ, but the same thoughts run through
the whole opinions and suggestions. They
say frankly that the election of Cleveland
means more money and less politics in
South Carolina; that there will be q gen.
lures will be stimulated and developed by
the application of additional capital; that
working people will be better paid; that
the price of farm lands aud real estate
generally will advance; that there will be
for the whole people, without distinction
Of color or class, an era of political and
industrial progress.
The Tariff.
NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-J. s. Moore, a we'll
known writer on the tariff, says in the
Times this morning: The defeat of Blaine
emphatically proclaims to q high tariff
oligarchy that the chances of higher duties
on foreign commodities died on the 4th of
November, and the chances for tariff re-
form have from that date taken a new and
favorable departure. What the tariff re-
form now aims at, is to free raw material
and largely reduce the taxes on the neces-
saries of life, and cause a reduction of
from 90 to 40 per cent tax on certain for
eign manufactured goods. He adds: We
advocate a high rate Of duty, | should say
the present one on wine spirits, tobacco.
cigars, perfumery, etc.
Let Then Attend to Their Business!
New YORK, Nov. 18.-The Herald's
Washington special says: The Capital to-
day will print an interview with the Presi-
paper, in which he says he remarked to
the Governor that his election had been
followed by something like a panic among
the minor employees of the Government at
Washington. The Governor replied
briskly: 1T think l have said enough on
that subject. 1t is in my letter. 1t is in
the platform. There is no use in trying to
beat brains into peoples heads. Let them
attend to their business. Let them attend
to their business" he said, repeating the
words in a very decided name
Cleveland Invited 10 Chicago.
CHICAGO, Nov. ia Chicago special
says: The fact was made public to-day that
the Democratic organizations of this
county and State, aided by Independent
Republicans, are ~endeavoring to induce
President elect Cleveland, and Vice Presi-
dent elect Hendricks, to visit the city be-
tween now and Inauguration day. Should
they consent the occasion will be one of
the grandest demonstrations ever wit
messed in this country. Prominent Dem
ocrats from all over the Union will be in
vited to attend. Cleveland has never been
so far West as Chicago, and has, in fact.
seen comparatively very little of the
country. He will resign his present Office
some time this month or next.
John Bright ON Protection.
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-John Bright, in a
long letter favoring free trade, argues that
since its adoption by England the price of
food and the hours Of labor have dimin-
ished, while wages have doubled. He
says that although trade in England is
m~omentarily depressed, the depression is
far greater in protection countries like
Russia, France and America. He con-
cludes by saying that the recent over
throw Of the party OF protection and monop-
Oily IN America may prove 10 De q great
bave arhra"aS ! noI;cy ~ fras ;ndrs,rn
the whole fabric OF monopoly throughout
the world will totter to its downfall.
Unmerfted Escape.
ooffAho' Wv 20 oo"u VI young
men started for the residence OF Rev. DR..
Ball, who is held responsible for the at
tacks on Gov. Cleveland's private charac-
ter, with the avowed intention Of treating
him 10 q coat OF tar ana feathers but wiser
tbsv Simply gave him q bornine and yelled