Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-13

Three years Of experience IN the ende4sor
TO reform the municipal government OF
New York, and two years OF experience IN
renov.fing the administration Of the
STATE Of New York, have made me familiar
with the requirements Of such Work at
the uresent time. The considerations
which induced my action in 1880 had be-
come imperative. l ought not to assume
q task which / have not the physical
strength 10 carry through. To reform the
Administration OF the Federal Government
TO the realization Of my own ideal, and
fulfill the Just expectations OF the people,
would indeed warrant, as they alone could
compensate for, the sacrifice which the
undertaking would involve, but IN my
condition Of advancing years and declin-
ing strength, | feel no assurance OF my
ability 10 accomplish these objects am
therefore constrained to say definitely that
1 canno; now assume the labors Of the ad-
miuistration OF the canvass. Under-valu-
ing in no=ise this best gift Of heaven, on
This o~ccssiOn-that Of the power some
times bestowed upon g mere individual 10
communicate an impulse for good; and
feeling grateful beyond all words TO my
~fel.ov-counrrym men b would assign such
A benedceut function TO me, / am con-
soled BIZ the reflection that neither the
Democratic party nor the Republican for
whose future that party is 9 guarantee, is
now, or ever can be. depended upon as to
any one man for their successful progress
in the path of noble destiny. Having
given TO their welfare whatever health and
strength / possessed or could borrow from
the future, and having reached the term
Of my capacity for such lsbors rs their
welfare now demands, l but submit to the
will Of God in deeming my public career
forever closed.
lsigned) SAMUEL ]. TnDES.
More Bank Troubles.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, June l2.-The
doors Of the State Bank Of West Virginia
closed this morning. The liabilities are
$4,000. There are many ugly rumors
ahoas. The ~supposition is that the bank
will pay 80 per cent, but it is doubtful II II
pays over 20. The officials Of the bank re-
ceiyed deposits up to 8 O'Clock. Depoeitors
are ~anxiously waiting investigation. Ex-
citemens runs high, and but little business
has been done. To-day there was 3 slight
run made on the Kanawha Valley Bank
when the doors opened at 9 O'Clock this
morning, but as every check Was promptly
paid the run ceased after ID hours time.
40 Foundation In the Reports.
CLEVELAND, June 12.-Reports have
reached here from other cities Of trouble in
q Of Cleveland's banks, but they are
without foundation. The defalcations by
the paying teller Of the National Bank OF
Commerce had no p~erceptible effect on the
banks affairs. At Cleveland the banks
are perfectly sound and in q solvent condi-
tion. Clearinghouse officials stated this
today at moor to an Associated Press re-
por ter.
Heavy Rafnsforms
PITTsBURG, June 12.-Points along the
Allegheny Valley we're visited yesterday By
one Of the heaviest transforms known for
many years, causing the most destructive
food since 1865. Bridges were washed
away, many small buildings demolished,
and a number OF families driven from
their homes. The water 10 now subsiding,
and further damage is not anticipated.
A $40, 900 900 Deficiency.
New YORK, June 12.-Wsll street is
flooded with unfayorsble rumors. 1t was
reported first that the National Bank Of
Cleveland had suspended, but adyices
state that the institution is doing busi-
ness al usual. 1t is rumored that the
Government experts discovered q def
cheney Of $50. 900, 900 ia the Union Pacific
sinking funds, and that the money was
used 70 sustain the market values Of
stocks.
An Extensive CenfagratiOn.
Boston, June IA fire is nov burn
ing. In the building occupied by the
National Rubber and New Brunswick
Rubber Company the thre upper stories
were burned. 1t is still burning. An ex-
plosion Of naptha on the second floor
burned three fremen seriously. The
loss will be heavy; insurance, $3.50, 600 on
the stock and 1915 900 OF the buildings.
RooseyeIfs Dispatch.
NEW YORK, June I2.-The Post tele-
grshped Roosevelt relative to the st. Paul
dispatch, aud received the following re-
ply: MEDoEA, Dakota, June ITO my
knowledge / had no interview for publi-
cation. | never said anything like you
report. l may have said / opposed Blaine
for public reasons, not personal 10 myself.
Signed, THO. ROOSEVELT.
Bishop Simpson HI.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE illness Of
Bishop Simpson 10 critical. This morning
a consultation Of physicians was held at
the Bishops residence. They report his
condition better but he is still very i'll.
The California Delegates.
CONWAY, N. H., June 12.-The Califor-
mia delegates are here to-day. but leave for
Boston tomorrow, where they separate, to
meet at Chicago On the 10th inst. Mcclure
goes TO Bangor, Me.
Report ON the Union Pacific.
WASHINGTON, June 12.-The report OF
the experts who examined the books Of the
Union Pacific Railroad Company was
handed 30 Secretary Teller yesterday in a
sealed envelope.
Passed.
WASHINGTON, June IL. = The House
passed the River and Harbor bill. Yeas, |
157. navs. 1O4.