Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-23

and Epglish's claims were advocated by
Hurd, Springer, Henley and Converse OF
~ Ohio. Hurd then offered as . substitute
for the majority resolution o resolution OF
the minority confirming she right OF Peeie
10 his seat. During the progress Of the
vote there was great interest manifested.
English sat ct his desk in abe last row and
kept tally, and, looking over his shoG!9sT,
stood his father and Q number OF members
watching each vote intently. At the con-
clusion. when il was evident that the reso-
linton was agreed to, Springer. who had
voted in the negative, changed his vote to
the Affirmative for the purpose Of moving
a reconsideration. The vote was then an
noupced. Yeas, 121; nays, III. Springer
Immediately moved q reconsideration, and
Hurd moved to lay that motion on the
| table. pending which Converse moved TO
adjourn. The motion was carried. Yeas,
1l9: nays, 118. amid great applause by the
Democrats.
The Arrival of the Faraday.
RocKPoRT, Mass, May 22.-The arrival
of the Fsraday was greeted by thousands
of people and the firing Of The
shore end was landed, and will be con-
nected with the section previously buried
25O miles east OF Rockport. The citizens
rendered q reception to the officers, but
thew declined till the cable is completed.
When the Faraday steams away this after
noon she will proceed to the buoy $50
miles northeast, where the cable will be
spliced, thus making q complete circuit
from Dover Bay to Rockport, and then
steam 80 miles east Of Dover Bay and take
up and splice the shore end from Dover
Bay towards the Irish Coast. When this
splice is made she will sail to Ireland, pay
ing out 1000 miles in the deep sea section.
When she lands the buoy end OF the sec
ton she will proceed to London for the re-
mainder of the deep sea section. After
taking this on board she will go back to
her buoy and finish laying the deep sea
section to the Irish Coast.
Half Million Beeves From Texas.
ST. LOUIS, May ga prominent cattle
man Of Texas, who has just made an ex-
tensive tour Of the cattle region and some
Northern markets, says the outlook for
beeves is very fine. He reports some adj
vanced herds from Texas already arrived
at Dodge City, Ks. He says the seasons
drive from Texas will be larger than for
ten years. and will probably reach half q
million head.
Gould ON the Crash.
New YoRK, May 22.-Gould says he will
have to have proof that outside investors
are heavy buyers Of Western Union. In
two weeks the stock will be taken from the
street and transferred. Concerning the
marke. he has very little to say. Parties
with capital are anxious to get securities at
the present figures. and there is every
reason to suppose we have passed through
our troubles.
A Dry Goods Firm Assigns.
RICHMOND, Va, May 22.-Ellett, Dewey
& Co., wholesale dry goods. have assigned.
Their liabilities are 5000, 900; assets not
known. Dewey thinks they will pay dollar
for dollar. Preferred credits amount TO
$103, 900.
Lotteries 60 Down.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-The Senate, by
. vote of yeas, %; nays, %. refused 20 re-
Of newspapers containing lottery adver-
tisements, and it goes to the foot OF the
calendar.
Money Denies.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-Representativt
Money denied that he expressed any in.
tention to decline q denomination and
start q newspaper in San Francisco.
SEVENTY Passengers Drowned.
NEW YORK, May 22.-The British shiE
Syria was wrecked on the Fiji Islands
Seventy persons were drowned. The los
passengers were coolies.
I2Sth Call.
WASHINGTON, Nay 22.-Secretary Folgel
has issued the 12Sth call for the redemp
ton Of bonds. 1000, 900. 8 per cents
maturing June 30.