Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-26

and that they will probably carry Kansas
and Maryland, and so throw the election
into Congress.
Democratic Committees.
NEW YORK, July 25.-The committee OF
seven, appointed at the meeting Of the
Democratic National Committee, TO con-
slider a plan for organizing the National
Committee for campaign work, met after
the National Committee had organized.
All the members or their proxies were
present. A general discussion took
place, and q conference with the Congress
sional Committee decided that the Ma
| tjonal Committee should look after ma
tionsl affairs especially, and that the
Congressional Committee should look after
the elections in all the Congressional Dis
tricts. 1t was estimated that there are
rs Congressional Districts that are con-
fessedly close, and to those the Con-
gressionsl Committee should give their
particular attention. Representatives
Stevens Of New York. Murphy of Iowa,
and Rosscrans of California, were ap-
pointed the Standing Committee of the
Congressional body, TO work with the
National Committee. The headquarters
of the Congressional Committee will be in
Washington. The headquarters Of the
National Committee are not yet selected.
Reception Of Lieut.. Greeley.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July Is. - The
frigste T~allahoosa, with Secretary Chan
dler and the Russian Minister nave arrived.
1t is reported that Chandler telegraphed
Secretary Lincoln to come here to arrange
the reception Of Greeley. Secretary Lin
coin will send an army Off and q sur
geon to meet the Greeley party. On its ar
rival here the bodies Of the dead will be
sent to their homes. The Russian Minis
ter returned to Newport to-day. The city
government OF Portsmouth appointed q
committee to make arrangements for the
reception of the Greeley party, and Gov.
Hale has been communicated with in re-
gard to sending the State Militia on that
occasion.
Horrible Accident.
WILKEsBARRE, July rs. An empty
shifting engine on the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road, with five of a crew on board, while
running from Whitehaven to Necopeck
Siding, exploded this morning. The
entire crew are reported killed. Three
were blown to pieces and cannot be found.
Having no fisgman to warn the approach
ing freight train, the latter ran into the
wreck, demolishing several cars. The
trains on the road are several hours late.
NOn.UnIOn Men Attacked.
CINcINNATI, July 25.-A petition was
presented to the Mayor by the proprietors
Of stove foundries and cigar manufactures,
praying for the protection of o Union
men in their employ. They state that
their men are assaulted and beaten day
after day, and receive no protection from
the police. If they can't be protected they
will remove their factories to other cities.
Internal Revenue.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-The Committee
of Internal Revenue was furnished to-day
with statements relating to the transaction
OF its bureau for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1884, and 3 comparison Of those
of the preceding fiscal year. From these
il appears that the aggregate receipts Of
the fiscal year were 1921 $50, 039, a de-
crease, compared with the preceding year,
of S22, 965, 305.
President and Party.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-The President
will leave Washington tomorrow noon on
the 8. l. Despatch for New York. He will
be accompanied by John Davis. Assistent
Secretary of State, Miss Nellie Arthur. and
Private Secretary Phillips.