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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-15
E~MBROlDERIES AND LACES,
D NJ Z MT,

IL pairs Children's Ribbed Hose for 81.
Children's Solid Color French Ribbed Hose
25 cents a pair, formerly SO cents.
80 Colored Bord cred handkerchiefs for 81.
Ladies' Colored Bordered Hal dkerchiefs 8
cents apiece. formerly 12h cents.
Ladies' Colored Bordered and Hemstiched
Hsndkerchiefs 12h cents apiece, formerly 20
cents.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
4 WEST v1ReIN1AN PROMOTED
And the Postmaster Al clarksSaEE Relieved
Of Hisi oniss-ruoi iChaasss That Aasct
This sta.s-Gsaeral washipEton
News Note. and Gossip.

wAsHtSoToS, D. c., June Richard
R. McMahon, Of West. Virginia, q second
class clerk in the FirstC Comproller,s Office
was today appointed Deputy Second
Comptroller OF the Treasury, vice James
S. Delano, Of Vermont resigned by re,
quest
Ell @. Brannister, Of Indiana, has been
appointed 4 special Indian agent. Jamea
a. George, Of Texas, has been appointed
as special agent ofthe Land Office.
The President to-day appointed the
following named Preside dential PostmasteIs:
VIM. II. Nilds, at Tuscaloosa, Alabama,
vice j. a. Hernes resigned; Matthias
AIanIey, at NeWbefn, n. O., vice A. E:
Richardson suspended; James w. Satchef
at Union Springs, Alabama, vice ]. w.
RaboSn suspended Lloyd Reed at 0larks-
burg, West Virginia, vice Wilbur +.
Richards suspended. O. @. Cololo, Atchi.
son, Iowa, viceE. W. Hastings, suspended
for illness at his own. request.
The President to-day appointed VIII
liam Stapleton, Of Colorado, to be melter
of the United States mint at Denver,
Colorado.
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LONDON, June 11.-Lord Salisbury At
an informal conferencew with number Of
conservatives said he would refuse office
unless assured by the Liberal leaders
that the factions Of the opposition
would not hamper the admins
tration. II the Liberal majority
were willing 10 give fair
play to a Conservative minority ofics
might be accepted. The possibility Of
such an understanding Is being discussed
in the political clubs. Mr.. Gladstone,
Lord Harrington and other moderates, it's
believed, would accede, while Mr.. Cham
befiain dSfr Charles Dixie would refuss.
Mr.. Chamberlain's organ, the Birming-
ham Pos, to-day describes the Radical
policy in the event OF Tory ministry
being formed. They must, the Pot says,
be watched, checked, forbidden to legis-
late and compelled to explain and Justify
every step, and so bound, limited and pre-
vented from using for their own purposes
the position 10 which they have no real
claim. These and similar declarations by
other Liberal papers intensity the feel
ines OF the rank and file of the Conserva-
tiyes against occupying Office asimpossible
without q guarantee OF some sort at the.
hands Of the moderate Liberals.
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WARRINGTON, June 11.-Stnce the in
coming Of the new sdmiaiatratiea Tie
hesds Of the yaHous departments have re-
ceised numerous applications for office
without any specification as to what par
tieular office the anhlicsnt desired. and to-
day 4 letser vas sent from the White
House In answer 70 q communicate
from q gentleman IN Phi[adelphfa who
inquired agito the proper method 81 GlInE
m sppIic Iicstiog toF ofHce. Yie reply . ot
ihtetest % 9tl'seekihg places under the
Government and il given to the press ios
puE Eiication,s Il saysi
' TO secure attention 70 m application for
appointment, apartieular position should
be named. When this Is done the papers
are fled in the proper department and
yhen tho matset 81 splo; smeAt q. 70 be
detetmi nod the names tof the candidates
and q briefof their endorsements are laid
before the President By the head Of the
Department
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sRANrAN LOGAN.
The Illnoi. senator can. on HIS old Q.

-
NV Yokx, June 1i.-Gsneral Logan'l
visit to thiscity was for the sole purpose
Of calling on his old commander. General
Grant. He paid. his respects to General
Grant and remained two hours. The
meeting between them was cordial and af.
fecting. General Grant Congratulated
General Logan cordially on his reelection
70 the Senate.
General Logan said: aAiter what Ihad
read and heard about the General az
pected TO find him In much worse condi-
tion. Idon't presume to judge OF his coz
dition, but am only speaking Of my own
Impressions. He has some trouble in
speaking, and expectorates frequently,
but there is nothing offensive in the ex-
pectoration. I said to him that Twas
sratiiied 10 tindhim looking better than /
expected, and he replied that be was bet.
ter than. he had been at times. he talked
with me for an hour about his book, our
old battles, and personal matters. ! feared
that | might be tiring him, and got up
end went into the little room where the
stenographer and copyist were at work.
Presently he came in there, and sat down
to read q paper. he reads the newspapers
closely, they tellme. The swelling on the
side q his face, which the pspeIs tel about,
d5es not show unless he turns the side to-
ward You. The General goes about the
house without apparent discomfort. I
was glad to find him so comfortable, and
only hope it may be many years beso.a he
leaves Us. The GenpFal lakes great pride
in his book. Tread some of.the slips, and
we talked about the matter. His mind Is
as clear as 4 bell and his memory 1nfalteE-
Ing. His physical aHEerlns sselns 70 have
nefved Bis MUD TO Its best Efforts
When asked about politics General Lo-
gan became reticent atonce. He is gtat-
lied over his reelection. He has been tp |
zee the President, bpt dnee not deem It |
yoad taste 20 speak othis visit or impress
slons. he Ia not crying over last fall's
split milk. He isin good health and the
best Of spirits, and will return to Wash
Ington with his mission OF conference With |
General Grant happil4 accomplished.
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THE NOMINEE

A Brief ana tatetestipE sketch Of hon.
\. Joseph ReaSon FOrREPs,
From boyheoa Joseph Benson EoEaker;
the subject Of this sketsh, has been m
active supporter otthe Republican party.
he supported its principles and the ecun.
nv. a. 4 s,,;;illises, during the war. Born at
Raipsboro, a farm village n Paint towns
ship, Highland county, July lslsii he Nas
only fifteen years Of age when the war
ciohd which had beeli hoyeftng over the
country pfeSions 10 ftsl, basst ioEth and
the call 70 arms Eas made. b9ptatH
eRnreh Foraker, 4 btothef, oiuateeFea 10
the service of his country. Ben, for that
E the familiar name bywhich heis best
kn6vi n sni Rhont Rainsboro, where he
soSnt bl9 early ysdth; although his friends
and neighbofs ate not ihsensiAle % ne
.honors g braVe1y and early Won, was
0nty prevented from going 70 the trontb
the bersistept eptreaties Of his parents.
Aitef two yeess Of ths .ysr. haG rolled pyy,
and ii the time ot recrlitng the aEntss
ninth Regiment in the counties Of Cier'
mont, Ross and Highland, Captain W: z:
fslGnn was raising Q company at hiits-
bofo. Zen Foraker, having induced ms
parents, Who found he WI dssernniped q
enlist, 10 q reluctant eonsent SotHnteetea
in this company, being at the time only 9
little gyor Sixseea years Of age.
goEAEERs ytissF FitFoRY.
Those who put down their names htsl
on tie 5pg SsFs sela that the commits p'is
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Washington water was declared Of
IDEALLY pure, but the reservoir Is 70 be
cleaned and drained.
Isseph Renson, who kept q liquor store
a Newport, R. l., blew himself up With
tao kegs Of gunpowder.
General opok telegraphs that prepara-
nousto operate sgainstthe hostile Apaches
should be made q once.
The entire family u William King, q
Printer, living at Staples6n, I. l., were
poisoned By eating canned corn.
John ]. Johnson, one OF the most high.
gN,Spected citizens Of Anncie, Ind com.
hittsa suicide by shooting himself.
Charles Lonsway escaped from the
EOrkhouse OF Hamilton county, Ohio,
although nine shots we're fired at him BY
tie guards.
\, The remains Of ArchbishoE Bourget, oi
Montreal, are lying in state az Sault au
EeeO!lect, PoutiRcial Zouayes tosniag .
guard Of honor.
George Wilson, Charles Davis and
4sthsinde Jones, Ill eolored, were found
hty Of the murder OF Henrietta Cole, at
Elaquemine, La. Y
Nearly s., ,oOO. 900 have been invested in
leyentle retormatories in this country, In
winch II 900 inmates are supported Il an
annual cost Of 81, 500 900.
At the golden wedding Of Nh. and Mrs.,
!seoo Ezekiel, Of Cincinnati, parents o.
Ne sculptor Of that mama thfPtv.nfne
grandchildren and one great grandehiId
were present.
tnera q a prospect Of another row Sc,
Meen Congressman Bynum ana yiet
President Hendricks over the appointment
y member Of the Beard ot Review o
NE United States Pension Bureau. +
A batch Of the Salvation Army. consist
, tag o. seven men and Ave women, paTad
S tue streets Of Akron, Ohio, were a.
SeSed By = mob Of over 1000 men ant
p''a and barely escaped with their lives
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IrHn has been clear that Judge For
ater vas the choice Of his party for Gov
ernOr. The only question was whether
the men who aspired to the same honor
could and would defeat him by COM
bined assault. The nomination Of Judge
Foraker on the first ballot shows that the
convention knew what the party wanted
40 dwas in line with the popular will.
The meaning Of this nomination Is that
Fozake, will be the next Governor: John
Sherman will be reelected to the Senate
and 20 into the aext National Convention
With the solid vote Of his State; and II
Sherman be nominated for the Presidency
Governor Foraker will appoiat Charles
Foster to succeed John Sherman in the
Senate.
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tects soon after she died, showing docu.
ment naming her Is the dead girl's .benef.
ciary. Afrs. Beans name had preytously
figured in various courts Of this city as de-
tendant in suits Instituted to setasidedeeds
Of trust in her favor made by parties with
out being related who had known Mrs.
Beans only short time before they ex-
.pired. twas rumored that Miss Wills
was soon TO have come into possession of
81, 900 Thepoliee have seized oil the effects
Of Miss Wills that they could lind IN Mrs.
Beans possession, but q large amount OF
money and clothing Is still missing. The
case Is being investigated.
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Grants Presents.

NEw YoRS, June llt-Uel. R. N. Aatch'
alder, vhe.was sent from Washington by
the War Department q receive the swords
and tokens oI honor belonging TO General
GRAM, called to-day at the Generals house
accom- panied by two expert packers q
rare furniture and brio 6rac. The prop
erty which has been turned over 10 The
Government by Mrs. Grant, who received
It ip Epst from EilliamH. Vanderbilt wa:
produced, and as each article was packed
It's designation was checked of.
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San FRANCISCO, CAL, June lk@TAe
bulletins to the Po4 from ARIZONA say:
This morning John Slaughter and John
r4tten, Who arrived to-day from sYiss.
helms, report that the Apachea killed
four soldiers belonging to Captain Low.
den's command Tuesday last in the Guada-
Ioppa canon. A Mexican named 0show
was killed last night by another band q
Apaehes SIX miles south OF the Whetsone
mountafns.
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THRouea TIE STATE.
Accidents and Iaetdents Ia west SlrrInll
ana Vicinity.

Acetdents ana 1netnents IN Weet Stfgtnil
and Vicinity.
Forty.eight percent Of the land in Mason
county Is In timber.
There is TO be 4 general reunion oI
Pleasants county soldiers August 2lst, 22d
and sd, on the farm Of S. B. Maxwell.
They invite all their comrades in arms
from neighboring counties to come and
join with them. Good speakers have
promised to be present on the occasion.
Enos F. Webster, venerable and re-
spected citizeu'ot Richie county, was In
stantly killed on last Monday afternoon.
He was cutting down q tree, which in fall
log struck him on the head. bis brains
were knocked out. Mr.. Webster resided
near Ellenboro and the accident occurred
in the vicinity Of his home. b
The Sdte Journal Of ParkersburR has re-
eeived two barrels Of -four and sos in
cash for the citizens Of Jackson county
who are alleged to be sufering. With
the cash 100 s3cksof flour were purchased
and sent 70 RayensWood. The Journal
urges that 500 be raised In that city for
the sufferers. OF the money subscribed
500 was from ]. O. Stiles Of Cleveland
and S. from A. B. White.
"A meeting of the dependents Of Jacob
Nessly, who reside in the vicinity OF
Grant district, Hancock county,
was, held last week. The object OF the
was to effect n permanent organ
ization or society composedof the descend
ents OF Jacob Nessly, who settled in the
vicinity Of Brooklyn September II, 1855.
t is proposed to celebrate the one hun
lredth anniversary OF his settlement with
] grand reunion.
The Washington, Pa, Reportsr says:
Henry schoenthal, of this place, has
ramed and hung in the window Of his
tore, the largest and handsomest oil por-
rait Of Benjamin franklin known TO be |
n existence in this country. It meas
,res q feet by 4 feet. The picture was
)ainted by NJ. B. Leisser, of Pittsburgh,
he price being $500, but the Washington
nd Franklin Society OF Washington and
Jefferson College purchased 1t at a rednc-
ion.
A man named John Mortimer has en-.
aged the Coleman childrensot Jackson
ounty, three in number, and is going
Ipon tho road with them. They are
lidgets, and an account Of them, it may
,e remembered, was recently published IN /
his paper. They are said TO be the most
dwarfs in existence. and they
re sure to prove q paying attraction.
5oEtimsrhas had great experience in the
me In which heis about 70 embark, aud
e is sure to meet with the success the
TRACTION merits. He goes arst to Chilli
othe, o.
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PANS, June IA late dispatch from
Theirs makes the court house calamity
there yesterday byiar more disastrousin
la consequences than the earlier dis
patches indicated. Tie dead already
number twenty-four. The total number
OF the injured are now placed at 163. o
these fourteen are very seriously injured,
and some Of them viii die.
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rhs.Piyra mi plague.

wiEKEsAAHRE, Pa, June ll.4Thefe are
sixteen cases cf fsyer at Sugar Notch and
two deaths occurred. Since the last report
an outbreak Of the epidemic has taken
place at Warren Run and eight cases Ql
fever are reported there. The situation at
Plymouth Is improving, and the epidemic
Il disapp ppsAring from there as rapidly as
possible. New cases are rare and no
deaths have occurred since Friday,
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ne csbIaat sIsstisg

WAsnIsaroS, y. o., juno II. The
Cabinet meeting today vas devoted e Q
general disgRssieH u the business before
The Sayesal departments, One Of the
questions considered was lu.regard to the
distribution Of the 500 'OO0 appropriated
Tor the benefit Of American steamships
engaged IN the foreign mai service.
Action win be deferred until the fetqrn Of
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AeGoVNrs AL RIeuT,
a Bad pemosr.tis Riot 70 Relieve a Reput
!. linnn AaaaHar.

bad nemotrrG9 Fior 20 Relieve Repnb.
hcan Asaayer.
CH1c4ao, LIS, June 11.-It appears
that an effort has been made to iniu4e r.
B; Harrison, United ntates Assayer, in
charge st the mint at Helena, who is a
son of Senator Harrison, Of Indiana. The
scheme, it is understood, originated with
a discharged employe, but It Is evident
that others sse shaIilg in II. Two days
aga Q dispatch was received over the
wires, saying that an investigation showed
that public money had been used for
private purposes. As this was signed by
the name OF the authorized aaentot the
press it was permitted 10 pass. Friends
at Mr, Harrison having challenged the
statement an investigation was instituted
and the Helena agent called on for an ex-
planatioa. he promptly pronounced the
use Of hia name O. Q fprgeTy.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
|pany have nov, been called on by the
Ass6e 6eiated Presa to explain why its man
aser at Helena accepted and transmitted q
forged dispatch. That company will be
held to . strict accountability in this case.
Word has been reeaiyed HON the United
States Mint Examiner this morning that
Ar. HaFTison's Office was found in perfect
condition and his accounts adjusted to q
cent
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Gladstone May Remain.

LONDON, June 1.-THE latest reports
from authentic sources indicate the
eventual return Of Mr.. Gladstone to the
Office at the head of the RECONSTRUCTED
anh-c Coercion Cabinet. Mr.. Gladstor 9
still wishes to abandon political life, but II
he changes his mind and continues al the
head Of affairs, It will be at the urgent
solicitation Of the Queen. Alarge num-
Der OF official kilograms have passed to-day
between london and Balmoral.
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LONDON, June 1.-THE general igno-
rance and uncertainty concerning the out
come Of ecrisis are ludierous. The Aaa-
dard, Mea and Times all aver in leading
editorials this morning that the Marquis
OF Salisbury departed for Balmoral last
evening in response TO q summons from
the Queen.
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LoxDos, June ia British resident of
Cashmere reports that the earthquake
shocks continue OF great severity. The
towns Of Baramulla and sopur have been
utterly rnined and 400 persons killed.
There hiss also been great loss Of Life in ad-
iaeent villages; many cattle and sheep
have been Killed.
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"a canss lneNn.

NAMyr1LE, June 1.-THE 4aerleaa'i
bolivar, Tenn, special says; Mrs. BaSnS,
wife Of Blake Burns, 6 hishly respected
iarmer, whe Epsides in the Eighteenth dis
tsiat etthts county, hanged herself at the
home Of her husband yesterday. No cause
is known for the act.
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THE NoR4AI SCHOOL
IL AlFAin.aont-The Alumni Protest Against
sIps's ApPoiatmsnt.


sIpe's appointment
Seial DiPaieA % ht IStsilipeia4.
fA,naoS4, W. Va, June 1l.-At a meet.
ing Of the Board OF Regents held here to.
day, the present Faculty Of the Falrmont
Normal School was continued for the year
lss5 and 1885. The Alumni held Q meet
lag this afternoon and adopted q resosus
dOuin which the appointment Of Prot.
9. A, Sipe as principal was severely crit.
eised, on the grounds that he does not
possess the qualifications essential to the
Iutun success and usefulness Of the aehool.
This diseontept with the present manage,
ment has been growing since his arst ap-
Poi1tment and eliminated as above stated.
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2 AHeme Rolsr On the or,,l..

Ahomu holef on the GFiAis.
LONDON, June 1l.-Thomas Sexton, the
Home Rule member Of Parliament for
Sligo, was interviewed to-day on the sub
iect otthe ministerial crisis. BE thought
the Conservatives would accept power in
order to utiliz4 the opportunity 10 show
the country that they posses more OF the
governing faculty than the Liberals do in
view of the approach OF the general elec-
tons. .Unless,n 2 he said, t.they seize
the present chance Of iavorabiy
limpressing the electors the Youngest To-
ries will find their hair grey before they
get into power. He regarded Lord
Churchill as the man, for the Irish Seere-
tary. t.Lord Randolph he said, ..had
often shown q friendly feeling toward Ire
land and q capacity to take q tolerably
fair view Of Irish public questions. His
success or failure would depend upon
whether like previous Irish Secretaries be
would be content to be simply the mouths
piece Of Irish officials
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! BGiIfwoRx, June ll.-Anna Wills
aged 70 years, died here last week under
|spsplcioas clScanssta4cea, and u Z naw.
thought she vss poisoned. She had
been visited several times by Mrs
Bean, and the latter claimed the gttla g.
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Tim Democrats didn't desire the nomi.
,,,;,7 Of Foraker. For this they had
tbejr own good reasons. But they
', .o,l5nr, defeat him then and they can't
dnNuoE.
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conrlet 1.nhar 10 1llIneia,

sPaISegtEtn, IE., June 1.-THE upper
house ofthe Illinois Legislature passed an
important bin this morning, the intent Of
which is 10 discontinue the system OF con.
tract labor3in the State PeniteptiaFy. The
act provides that in the iutuFe the entire
government and control Of the Illinois
peniteatialies shall invest In the peniten-
tiafy commissioners, being an executive
member. OF the board. The work Of the
conwicts Is to be confined to such labor q
may be required by the State.
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rnE UNIVERSITY


Commandment Passes on-The Meeting OF
the Regents.
sSseiaI DipdeG % he IattiliQser.
MoROASrowS, W. Va, June 1.-THE
Commencement exercises passed off very
pleasantly to-day. The graduating class
consists Of seven members, all Of whom
acquitted themselves with credit. The
military display in the afternoon was ex-
celleut. In the evening the literary so
dedes we're addressed by Dr. Hurst, Of
Pittsburgh.
The Board Of Regents have been Oh
usually busy the entlre week. An execu-
Ave session was held this afternoon, but
ths result OF their delihsration are not
yet known. 1t is thought, however, that
some very important changes have been
made in the Faculty. aud perhaps sSma
diSmiSsals. They will adjourn tomorrow.
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The Late.. Report

LoSDoS, June 1l.-The latest report is
TO the effect that the Queen has summon.
edIard salisburyto Baltnoral, and that
the Marquis left London tonight for the
Castle. HaTory Cabinets formed afr. Glad.
stone willimmediately retire from public
life. The news that Gladstone intends 10
make his retirement coineident with his
resignation dismays the Liberals, who re-
lied upon having the lead in the electoral
campaign. y