Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-22

come by smoke and taken out In an insen-
sible condition. II is believed that her
injuries are fatal. Miss Bridger, an in
valid. persisted in the flames. Il is supposed
that Peters, the cause Of the catastrophe,
also persisted in the flames, together with
three bosrders, who were so drunk tina
they did not become aware OF their peril
until too late.
New Hampshire Democracy.
CONCORD, n. H. May 21.-In the State
Democratic Convention, Chairman ii. w
Parker denounced protection and said q
tariff for revenue only will be the issue in
the campaign. The resolutions declare
against all laws tending to the centraliza
ton Of power, wealth and political iniu'
ence, and demand q reduction Of the wal
tariff; commend the Democratic majority
in the House for their recent efforts in
tariff reform; they insist that there must
be no cessation in efforts in the internal
revenue system to establish il on an
honest basis; they call for . thorough re-
form in the tariff and in the financial ad.
ministration of affairs; they srraign the
Republican party as false to the interests
of the people; they assert the condemns
ton of the great crime of 1876, a wrong
we propose TO right and make impossible
hereafter.
Frank Jones, Henry o. Kent, Frank A.
Mexican and Alva III. Sulloway were chosen
delegates at large. There were no instruc.
tions, but as the unanimous sentiment Of
the convention favored the old ticket. they
would support it at the National Conven'
ton. Adjourned.
Mrs. acknowledgements of Con.
gress.
WASHINGTON, May 21.-Randall thinks
Congress will be ready to adjourn BY
July Is.
A bill will be reported fsvorably grant
ing a pension of $50 q month to Mrs. De-
Long. :.
In the House, the Committee on Agri-
| culture decided to report adversely the
resolution sppropriating $4,000 for the
| purchase of seeds for distribution among
the sufferers by the overflow of the Missis-
| sippi and its tributaries. Representative
King was present and read q telegram from
his State, to the effect that the people were
on the point Of starvation, and would die
unless seeds were Immediately distributed.
The members Of the committee were OF the
opinion that if starvation was imminent,
the distribution OF food, and not seeds,
would be proper.
Protect Us or suffer Destruction
CHICAGO, May 21.-Representatives in
attendance upon the National Congress
began their session here this forenoon.
The attendance is light, only AZ delegates
being present. T. d. Curtis OF Syracuse,
N. Y, was elected temporary chairman,
In taking the chair be delivered an adj
dress in strong advocacy OF protection. 81
opposed to free trade, and declared thai
the salvation of American industry rested
in their making Q common fight against
the advocates of free trade, irrespective oil
political party lines. A majority OF the
delegates present Of the beet sugar, sor-
ghum, jute, fax and salt industries, will
urge upon the National Republican and
Democratic Conventions the necessity oil
protecting laws to prevent their destruc-
ton.
Chinese "Irritation" Feared.
WASHINGTON, May 2l.-Secretary Ere
linghuysen has sent . communication &c
the Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs,
in which he represents that a great deal Of
trouble will be created If the Senate con
ours in the House Chinese bill. Among
other things, he says the passage OF tbs
bill by the Senate will be irritating to The
Chinese Government, and especially to thu
Chinese Embassy now here.
Imperial japanese sightseers n
Students.
CHICAGO, May q. Prince Yamashina
aged 16, 6 member Of one of the Imperia
families OF Japan, with two attendants ant
Is other young Japs, arrived here to-day
The Prince is on q tour Of pleasure ant
observation. He goes hence to New York
The other members of the party will be
come students in this country, German,
and France.
Fall of a Suspension bridge.
PORTSMOUTH. o., May 21.-The suspen
| sion bridge across the 6cioto river fell THU
morning while some cattle we're crossing
| Mrs. Fulwiler, with four children, was OF
| the bridge at the time. The three child
| rem were drowned. The bridge cost
SAC, ZOO.
The Brewers Assemble
ROCHESTER, N. Y, May 21.-A conven
| ton OF the United States brewers 10 IL
| session to-day. The attendance is large
| The hall is deliberately decorated with ap
| propriate notices in both German and
| English.
Sage Serenity.
New YORK. May 21.-Everything ia quie
at Ssge's Office. He is receiving notifca
tions Of stock to be put TO him tomorrow
Eustis Elected.
BATON RoUoE, La, May 21.-The Legis
lature elected j. B. Eustis United State
Senator from Louisiana to succeed senate
Jonas.
Calling I'm Threes.
WASHINGTON, May 2l.-Secretary Folgel
| will soon call in $40, 900, 600 threes.
Certificates.
DR.. Detter's Seven Barks will cure tn
worst cases Of infammatory rheumatism
We recommend the above, having had sew