Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-29

uhertT secured for themselves and their
pos.erity. Tenacious in conflict be uss
~nsgn8uinous in victory, and the bensfceui
results Of his generous dealings with biz
foes and their grateful response conforied
him in the fSce Of death"
Grant RESOLUTIONS Of Respect
san ASToyIo, Texas, July 25.-At q
meeting Of e1-ConfederAte soldiers st the
Courthouse lssi evening the following
resolutions we're adopted and ordered 20
be tslegrsphed 10 the family OF General
Grant:
Resolved, That We have learned With
deep regret Of the death 81 Mt. NcGregor
Of that distinguished civilian and soldier,
Gen. z. S. Grant. whose name and fame
in arms has shed lustre st home and
abroad upon his countrynsn; and
Resolved, That We tender TO his BE-
resyed family our sincere and heartfelt
synpsthy in this the hour Of their deep
affection.
Grant Coincidence from Abroad.
WASHINGTON, July 2s.-United States
Minister Fish. ct Brussels. to-day csbled
20 thu Secretary of State a. follows: "By
the direction of the King, the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs has communicated TO ne
an expression Of the Kings sincere con
| dolence On the occasion Of General Grants
death"
The President Of Chill also cables: "In
The name Of the Government and people
Of Chill, / take part in your national
grief"
Grants Native Home.
CINCINNATI, July %. Michael Hersh.
Jr., the present owner Of the house ct
Point Pleasant. Ohio. in which Gen. Grant
was born, SAYS be would naturally prefer
to have the house remsin where il is, bot
he il not able 10 keep il, If o1ers come to
make il an inducsment 70 let the house go
elsewhere. He has had oue offer Of 81 600
from q gentleman from Cincinnati, but
would not consider it. He says be could
sell the house piscemeal for relics, and in
fact had sold G window catch for s. and 3
good many splintsrs from the weather
boarding, which had TO be renewed. he
was careful in repairing to leave the in
terror intact.
The FASTEST Yet.
ST. PAUL, July 28.-During the exhibi'
ton Of the performance of Commodore
Kittson's flyers at Rochester, Minnesota,
to-day, the PAGER johnson made q mile il
2:11A, the fastest time ever made in thi:
city, beating the recent Midway record
half q second. Ollie Becker and Fire
brand then made q running race in
harness, the former winning By . length
and a half in 1884. This is believed K
be the fastest mile ever made in harness.
Gen. Grants Last Resting Place.
NKw YORK, July %. Colonel Grant
Mayor Grace and the President Of tht
Board OF Aldermen visited Central Parl
With a view of selecting the last resting
place OF General Grants remains. Tit
Mayor fayors the elevated spot on the
river side OF the park on the Hudson river
Colonel Grant said that he could not de
eide upon any point without first consult
ing the other members Of the family. HI
left for Mt. McGregor this evening.
A Foul Murder.
Fort Reno, I. T., July 28.-News hal
been received of a bloody ARRAY at th'
ranch Of r. V. Alexander, 80 miles south
east, in the Chickasaw Nation. NJ. L. Lee
and son, carpenters, were at work fol
Alexander on Saturday. when Bill Howe
happened along and renewed an old quar-
rel. Howe shot Lee. ST., twice, killing
him. He Their turned and shot dead
young Lee. The murderer fed for Texas
Reyengeful Strikers.
CLEVELAND, July, 2S.-Recently ther'
was 9 strike on the Payne Avenue street
railroad, and the police were called to dis
perse the turbulent conductors and
drivers. Yesterday 81 OF the company
horses were poisoned with croton oil
Three died and the remainder are in 8 ter
rible condition. No arrests have beer
made. but the police are investigating.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
ATLANTA, Ca, July 28.-At Suwsnee. on
the Richmond and Danville railroad, Q
train ran over a COW, throwing q car
from the track. There were Is negroes,
train hands and six bars Of iron on the