Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-29

ing: 1t is positively asserted that Gov.
Cleveland is not the choice of the Tilden
men here, and that Tilden himself has
said hi is not pleased with Cleveland's
candidacy, and never authorized the state
ments which nave been made to the effect
that he favored it.
TildeR Possibly NOt Absolutely Out
OF the Field.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2S.-The Ledger's
New York special sdheres to the belief
that Tilden'e letter is not final against
the imperative and unanimous call of his
party. In which view the Ledger con-
ours. Within the last 4S hours there has
been q free interchange of opinions be-
tween sundry well known leaders OF the
Democratic party, at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel and Barnum, Chairman OF
the National Democratic COMMITTEE,
and it is no secret that the business in
hand was to place themselves in communi-
! cation with Tilden, so that with a full
knowledge of his wishes they could act un-
d~erstandingly at Chicago.
John Kelly's Star let the cat out OF the
bag this morning by saying that by a
cross-examination of Tilden's letter it is
found that there is no statement which
commits him in declining to such an ex-
tent that he may not retract it if over
poweringly urged to do SO; that is, if he
pleases to.
Washington Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, June est is understood
that Representative Cslkins headed the
delegation which called at the White
House yesterday, in an endeavor to induce
| the President to abandon the court-martial
| of Judge Advocate General Swain, 1t is
| reported that the President was firm in his
| resolution, and expressed surprise that an
| officer in Gen. Swaim's position did not
insist upon a trial. The detail Of the
| court will be announced without delay.
A portion Of the Siamese Embassy re-
| turned here last evening.
Assistant Adjutant General Captain
| Thomas Ward, First Artillery. will be ap-
| pointed to fill a vacancy in the Adjutant
Generals Department.
Interest VIII Be Pale.
New YORK, June 29.-Interest on Utah
| & Northern frsts, amounting to $4,000;
| on Atchison, Colorado & Pacific irsts,
| S61, 900; on Denver, South Park & Pacific
| ~consols, S45, 900, will be paid by the Union
Pacific Company July l. The bonds OF
the Colorado Central and Denver Western
| and Pacific, on which interest is due July
/, are all owned by the company. The
Utah Central provides for its W interest,
due July 1. The sum Of S164, 80 will also
be paid on Union Pacific. The total in
terest charges on Union Pacific, due July
/, including the interest on first and col
lateral trusts, and on branch line bonds,
| amounts TO 81, 265, 575, and will be paid.
Attacked by "A Mob.
| MEXICO, June 28.-The Protestant mis-
sion at Celaca, on the Central Railroad,
was attacked by a mob. They destroyed
the furniture and effects. Rev. A. W.
| Greenman and others escaped to a neigh
boring house, but were pursued and fired
upon. Returning the fire, they killed one
| and wounded several of the mob, which
then dispersed. The mission party were
| then protected by Federal soldiers. Green
man met the American legation here. The
Mayor of Celaca encouraged the attack and
refused protection.
Another Bank Failure.
ToRoNTo, June 28.-Forbes & Towns
brough, bankers, have stopped payment.
| They are preparing a statement, to be sub
| mitted TO the creditors on Monday, but
they will not assign till Wednesday, when
it will be seen how the Federal Bank mat
tiers 60. 1t is reported that Ingram has
resigned the management of the Federal
| Bank.
Conference of COIOred Democrats.
New YORK, June 28.-A conference of
| colored Democrats, representing the diff
ferent States, was held here last night, and
| delegates appointed to the National Demo
cratic Convention in Chicago, to endeavor
to secure representation for the colored
Democratic voters Of the country.
Advocates HOadley.
CINCINNATI, June 2S.-The Enquirer
this morning, in a column of double
loaded editorial, advocates the nomina-
zion of Gov. Hoadley for President by the
Democrats.
Yale Victorious.
New YORK, June 28.-Yale defeated
Harvard here to-day in the baseball game
by four to two, and thereby wins the
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