Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-31
EASTERN NEWS.
Colonel Brady the Personal Friend
Of mahOnG.
BUFFERS BADGE-A RED ROSE
ON A GREEN LEAF.
Great Damage by Storms IN
Illinois.
A SLIM SHOW FOB TIE ssEENsAcz-
LABOR PARTY n NEW YORK.
A Railroad Franchise Passed Over The
Mayors Veto in New Tork.
THE WoollY HORSE ADHEREs TO THE
REPUBLICAN, PARTY.
THE WoollY HORSE ADHERts TO the
REPUBLICAN, PARTY.
ESPECIAL TO TIE SENTINEL
Nomination of Col. Brady.

ESPECIAL To ihE
Nomination of Col. Brady.
PETERSBURG, Va, Aug. 30.-After Col.
Brady was nominated by the regular Re-
publican Convention, he was waited upon
by 3 committee and informed of bis nomi-
nation. He came into the convention at
half-psst 2 O'Clock this morning amid s
storm of applause. In accepting the nomi-
nation, Brady wanted it distinctly under
stood that he was 8 personal friend OF
Malone, and wanted no man to vote for
BRADY unless he was q friend Of Malone.
Brady said the men who raised the cry OF
political machine methods were those who
are indebted to Malone for all they had.
There was q man who holds q high posi-
ton in this State. whose name he would
not call, who had raised the cry Of boss
rule and political machine methods, who
was indebted to Malone for all be was
worth. The party who Brady referred to
was Gov. Cameron, The best pledge
Brady had to make to his colored friends
was his past record.
Great Destruction of Property.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 30.-The de-
tails Of the great storm come slowly.
There WAS great destruction near Har-
mony. st Csrmi, GRANVILLE, Mount YER
non, Uniontown and Henderson. The
houses, timber and crops were destroyed
in all this section. But only one life is
reported as having been lost. The
damage to shipping is slight, escaping Bel
mont. 1t is still thought that 10 or Is
bodies are in the wreck at Uniontown.
The Commercial Hotel was unroofed. The
Opera House ut Henderson was unroofed,
and many buildings injured. The loss in
this city is very heavy. and in the coun-
try, to barns and crops very heavy. The
hail injured the corn crop. The steamer
damaged at the landing is being repaired.
Passed Over the Mayors Veto.
New YORK, Aug. 30.-The Aldermen
recently passed q resolution giving the
Broadway Surface Railroad the right to
run street cars on Broadway. One million
dollars has been offered by another COM
psny for the franchise. Mayor Edison
vetoed the resolution, aud an Injunction
was obtained restraining the Aldermen
} from passing the measure over his veto.
Late last evening a dissolution of the in
; junction was obtained. At 8 O'Clock this
morning the Aldermen met and passed the
{ resolution over the Mayors veto and ad-
journed. The Controller did not receive
the usual notification that q meeting was
to be held.
A Slim Attendance.
New YORK, Aug. 30.-The State Con-
veution of the Greenback-Labor party
opened at the Masonic Temple this morn
Tug. George A. Jones, Chairman Of the
= State Central Committee, called the meet
E Ing 70 order. About 100 delegates and
bali a. many spectators were present. In
his address Jones said time is dissolving
q he old parties, and the time is coming
when a party will be placed in power that
e will put in circulation money enough to
enable a man TO be his own master. Both
. the Democrats and Republicans made the
! workingmen their slaves, and it depends
upon themselves that the national party
represents the advancing civilization Of
this age.
> Allen Spencer was made temporary
j Chairman and theusual committees named.
Red Rose with n Green Leaf.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30.-At q confer
a ence Of the National Greenbsck Labor
n leaders with Gen. Butler, at Williams
n Grove to-day, an aggressive campaign WAS
decided upon. Butler will make four
speeches in the State. at Philadelphia.
a Pittsburg. and two other places to be de-
termined, from now until the State Con-
vention on Sept. Is at Bellefonte, which
> will be devoted to perfecting the organiza-
ton, and filling up the local tickets. At
" that time the speaking in the canvass will
i begin. A red rose on a green leaf was de-
cided on as the Butler badge.
Q Storm Ravages.
CARMI, H., Aug. 30.-Later reports
o from the country tell Of great damage by
the storm at the village of Centerville,
eight miles north OF this place. which was
completely demolished. At Phillipstown
efa Number of buildings were blown down.
All over the country, farm houses and
:, barns were destroyed. The dwelling Of
Sylvester Tobar, q farmer near Center
Vile, toppled over, killing one child,
severely injuring two others, and fatally
|" hurting his wife.
The Ok1ahama Boomers.
FoRT SMITH. Ark, Aug. 30.-The de-
tachment of United States Cavalry who
have been guarding Payne and his Okla
Q hama boomers broke camp this morning
e and started to Fort Gibson. the nearest
point where they can obtain Government
!. supplies. there to await further orders. A
petition for Q writ Of hsbeas corpus, for
the release Of Payne and his men. will be
: presented to Judge Parker. Of the United
States Court, to day, by Payne's attorney.
: White MAN or ColOred.
I PETERSBURG, Va, Aug. 3d. The Brady
n convention at 2 o'clock this morning
J, unanimously voted to nominate Col. James
B. Brady for the Forty ninth Congress
from the Fourth Congressional District of
s Virginia. Brady is the United States In
Y ternal Revenue Collector for the Second
nistrict of Yireinia. with haadnnartera in