Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-30
EASTERN NEWS.
Secretary Teller Addresses Inc DGl'tE
Silver Convention.
A STATEMENT CONCERNING the 0SsS0S
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Another Proposed Bill to Retire Army
cfHcs-s.
BAKERS sousEg9LD POISONED 81
Iy7sEsNATED wA7Es.
A Valuable Mine at ~Plummerhill,
Ohio. Fired.
ESPECIAL TO q sESrrsEL-l
The Denver silver Convention.

The Denyer silver Convention.
DENVER. COL. Jan. 29,-The National
| Silver Convention reassembled at ten
O'Clock. The temporary chsirmsn read
| the following telegram from Hon. henry
| NJ, Teller, Secretary Of the Interior:
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. %. 1885.
To the Chairman Of the Silver Conven'
ton: / desire, through you, TO assure the
| Convention, over which you preside, that
am in full sympathy with every effort TO
secure TO silver all the advantages con-
ferred on gold. / do not believe that sil.
yer will take its justrsnk s. s money meta
In the commercial markets OF the world
until its money functions shall be recog-
nized by The law giving the holder OF silver
bullion every privilege given the holder OF
gold bullion. To this end l pledge you
my untiring efforts. II. ". TKLLER.
The reading Of the telegram was followed
BY tremendous cheering, lasting some
time. The balance OF the morning session
was consumed in debating that part Of the
report OF the Committee on Credentials
fixing s standard of representation TO The
Convention thus far. A stormy n bitter
fight is being made By delegates fsvorlng
free aud unlimited coinage of silver Alb
solutely nothing has been accomplished
thus far.
Oregon transportation Railway,
BosroS. Jan. 29.-Elijsh Smith, Presi-
den, Of the Oregon Transportation Rail-
way, was seen to-day in relation to the
published statements that his road hsd q
large and losing interest IN The Oregon
and California system. The only ID
~terest," said Mr.. Smith. THAT the Oregon
transportation Company has in Oregon
aud California, is this: We are creditors to
the amount Of SAC, 900, due January l.
but not paid. II the Oregon aud Califor-
MIA had paid that, We would have delivered
to them 81, 200, 900, their second-mortgsge
bonds, which We own. As it ia. the Oregon
Transportation still holds the bonds, and il
secured against loss"
Congregational Items
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2a.-In the Senate.
Mr.. Harrison, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported adversely the
bill introduced by Cullen, TO facilitate
promotions ~ihroughou; the Army by re-
firing from sctive service, on their own
application, officers who served in the
War of the Rebellion. Calender, in sub
hitting the report OF Hsrrison's commit
tee, did not favor the bill. because it
would result in giving s very large pro-
portion the privilege of retiring.
In the House. Rosecrsns. from the
Committee on Military Affairs. reported .
hill 20 kfeh a k~a-ak - AZ En11saraf
Home in California. Referred TO the
COMMITTEES on Appropriations.
Gebbling Up Exchange Seats.
NV YORK, Jan. 2s.-The World says:
George Gould. son Of Jsy'Gould, has pur-
chased 8 seat in the Stock Exchange. His
application for membership will be con-
sidersd by The Admission COMMITTEES.
Huntington Was also admitted to the
Stock Exchange to-day.
Pciseacd by Impregnated Water.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9.-The entire fam
iiy OF Phillip Schrsut.s Germaa baker, lv-
ing At No. so Lombard street, were poi
soned to-day. His 4-yesr-old son died
His wife is dangerously i'll, and Schrsui
himself Is recovering. A journeymsn
baker wss also taken sick, ss well As Mary
Martin, 8 German servant girl. All we're
poisoned BY water impregnsied in the pipes
with oxidizad lead.
A Mine Fired.
STRAoErsvILLE. Ohio, Jan. 29.-The
mine 8; Plumnerhill was fred this morn
ing. and there Is no hope Of sxiinguishins
II. The mine is valued S, S2O0. 900. The
additional guards brought here YESTERDAY
are supposed TO have caused this inosn-
diarism.
The Illinois Deadlock Broken.
SPRINGFIELD, H., Jan. 29.-Elijsh N.
Hsines. An Independent Democrat, was
elected permanent Speaker Of the Illinois
Assembly on the second ballot today.
breaking the deadlock, which has existed
for three weeks.
An Opera House Burned.
RoSDouT, n. Y. Jan. pa ire started
in the Opera House in this city a. 1880
This morning. after the play OF " The Ban
dat King had been presented. The Opera
House and contents are . total loss. The
adjoining buildings will be badly damaged,
The fire ia raginr feraalv 90 th,s 49,