Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-31
NEWS.
ONE OF GEN. L0GAk'S ACTS RE9O[I
ON HIM.
Gen. Hancock as Grand Marshal on
Inauguration Day.
sIAHo FOR UNLIMITED COINAGE or SILVER
AND eoIo.
The New Orleans Car Drivers
Strike Continues.
BELLE BOTD's D4UGHTER MAR
RIEs IN EARL.
BELLE BOTD's D4UGHTER MAR
RIEs IN E4RL.
. ESPECIAL TO TEE sESTIxLLl
washfngtou Intelligence.

wAsHIseros, Dec. 30.-Tbe information
10 received here to-day that Daniel Hogan,
Republican hold-over Senator in the next
Illinois Legislature. will neither go into
caucus nor will he vote for Gen. Logan,
if the latter De the Republican nominee for
United States Senator. The importance
Of Hogan's attitude lies in the fact that
Logan's future will, in all probability, be
decided by 3 single vote, the Legislature
being evenly divided between Democrats
and.Republicans. Il il learned that several
years ago Hogan came here with the en-
dorsemen. of prominent politicians for the
appointment Of Assessor Of Internal
Revenue for the Mound City District.
Logan opposed him, however, and he was
defeated. he returned home, vowing ven
geanc and il 10 said the present oppor-
tunisy ID one be has been quietly waiting
for. Hogan 10 IN intense Republican. and
will vote for any member Of his party ex-
cept Logan.
The INAUGURATION Committee decided
Last night TO send an invitation to General
Hancock to act az Grand Marshal in the
Inauguration parade. Colonel Barrett,
Chairman Of the Committee, informed the
that be had an interview with
General Sheridan to-day. il which the lat
ter stated that if General Hancock should
accept the invitation he would be given
every opportunity to attend 70 the duties Of
the Office.
The House COMMITTEES on Coinage.
Weights and Measures will consider Buck
ner's bill 10 stop the coinage OF silver dollars
after the reasss milling of Congress.
Bland, chairman OF the committee who
was detained home by illness, has returned
to the city. He says be will oppose Buck
bill, and favor q measure providing
for free and unlimited coinage Of both sill
yer and gold.
The Secretary Of the Navy has sent the
following telegram TO all commandants OF
navy yards: Discharge all employees who
have hitherto been paid under the ak
Appropriation Act, except those
required TO prevent destruction to prop
erty or loss OF life, and all such must work
without agreement for compensation.
The Street Car Drivers strike Com.
ffnues.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 30-The street car
strike continues, 10 the great in
convenience Of the public. and more espec-
tally Of business men, many Of whom live
q few miles from the trade center.
Up to this hour about one dozen cars on
Magazine street line are the only ones that
have reached Canal street from up town.
They are accompanied by squads Of police.
Early yesterday morning the cars left the
stations OF the City Railroad Com
pany, bus we're met by large bodies OF
The cars were turned around
and sent back to the stations. The police
seem 10 be in sympathy with the strikers,
aad are only inclined to interfere in cases
Of personal violence.
On q Oklahoma.
KANSAS City, No., Dec. 30.-In pursu-
ance OF the instructions from the War De-
partmen.. Brigsdier General Augur. Of the
OF the Missouri, las ordered
Col. Hatch, Of the Ninth Cavalry, 10 pro-
coed 70 Camp Russel IN the CimarroD
river. Indian Territory, with ak troops Of
and one company Of infantry, and
remove unauthorized persons from Okla
homa and other points in Indian Terri
tory. Col. Hatch il now At Fort Leaven-
worth making preparations for the expedi-
ton.
Illegal Voters and Other Sentenced.
CIscIssATI, Dec. 3c.-yudge Sage. In the
United States District Court to-day, sen
fenced the following prisoners. most Of
whom were convicted for violating the
election laws At the recent elections:
Robert Berry, James Asher and James
Mclaughlin, illegal voting. sentenced 10
six month Ia the Hamilton County Jail;
d. Shannon and Ferdinand Moth, same
offence. sixty days In Jail; Henry Schaeffer
and Daniel Kinney. for hindering citizens
from voting. six months in jail.
Belle Boyd's Daughter Marrfes an
EBglfsh Earl.
DALLAS, Texas, Dec. 30.-Miss Grace
Harding Hammond, daughter Of Bell
Boyd. known a. the REBEL Spy" was
married In this city last night to Ray Car
teris. . young Englishman about 81 yesrs
Of age. who claims 70 be Earl of Linwood.
For nearly q year past Charters has been
employed in this city as an instructor in
elocution. The bride is the daughter Of
Belle Boyd, by her first husband, Harding.
A Miners Convention.
COLUMBUS, o., Dec. 30.-President
Mcbride. Of the State Miners Association.
has issued Q call for Q convention in this
city on January 7 TO consider the situation
in Hooking Valley. The operators claim
that the strike Is practically over. Be.
tween shirty and forty old miners went to
work to-day at the reduced rate Of fifty
cents.
Restraint.
NEW York, Dec. 30.-When the Board
OF Aldermen met to-day an injunction
was served IN them, restraining the Board
from confirming any nominations from
Mayor Edson for positions under the Com
missioner Of Public Works and the Cor
poration Council. The injunction was is
sued by Judge Beach at the instance Of
Theodore Roosevelt and others, on the
ground of alleged fraud and corruption.
Gen. Grants Affairs.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3d. Measures for
the relief Of Gen. Grants personal effects.
trophies, etc.. are in favorable progress,
Nth the axnaokation of an aariv ana atiu.