Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-27
PACIFIC COAST ADVICES
ESPECIAL 10 ZEE sESTESxLi
Sherman and Stewart en- SiIv'

Sherman and Stewart en- silver.
SAN Francisco. May 26.-Senstor John
Sherman, who is visiting this city. vas
rendered . public reception this afternoon
By mem bers OF the Chamber Of Commerce.
the Board Of Trade and the AsnufSeturers'
Association. In replying to the address
Of welcome, Sherman touched or the al.
YER question. He said: We want q GER
tain adjustment between silver and gold
that both these metals may be coined free;
that they may be deposited II the Cniied
states Treasury in exchange for money
certificates. and that both viii be 90 sd-
justed tina. they may travel all over the
world equal TO each other in every land.
To accomplish this, silver must be pur-
chased, coined and paid out 81 mar kes
rates, or received In deposit. at market
rates aud paper money issued for it. This
will give . bimetsllic metal good, not only
in San Francisco, but in New York, London
and all other parts of the world" Sher-
man leaves on Wednesday for Oregon and
Washington Territory, returning East by
the Northern Pacific.
Ex-senator Stewart, of Nevads, replying
70 Senator Shermsn's silver proposition
before the Chamber Of Commerce, said:
Il am in favor Of the fres coinage Of the
two metals. II either is denied free coin
age il will lose its money value M become
8 commodity; but / differ with senator
Sherman most emphsticslly in his propo-
sirion 70 add more silver TO the silver dol
lar, SO ~ 10 make the market value Of all
yer in the dollar equal 10 the gold dollar.
This would require, according TO the
present marke. value of silver, about 10
grains more Of silver than the dollar now
contains. We would have q dollar OF
about ASK grains Of silver instead Of
4l2h grains, which now constitutes the
standard dollar. I regard the proposition
to put more silver in the dollars Is both
inexpedient, dishonest, and one that would
dustry."
Singing I'm wyoming.
RAvLIss, Wyo., May ga hard glove
fight between h. Hines, Of Cheyenne, and
James LAWN, Of Rawlins. took place at the
Opera House tonight for 81 900 q side and
6O per cent Of the gate money for the win
ner. It was won by Hines in the eleventh
round. Time, Is minutes, after q rattling
fight.
The Apaehe& ON the Warpath.
SANTA FE, May 26.-Cspt. Smith, of the
Fourth Cavalry. had a fight last Tuesday
will the Apaches in Mogallon Mountains.
twenty miles east Of Alma. The Indians
were routed. The Casualties are unknown.
The troops sre crowding the red devils.
Another conflict is expected every moment
Riers American Citizenship.
HELENA, May 26.-The Independent ssys
the official records show that Louis David
Riel took out his final naturalization papers
at Helena March 16. 1883, renouncing allie
glance TO the British Government. This
settles the much.disputed claim Of his
American citizenship.
Discharge OF Mint Employees.
San FBAxcIsco, May 26.-It is stated
this morning that 40 employees viii be dis
missed from the United States Mint ct this
city. The reason assigned for the dismiss
sal Is the reduced coinage OF the average
monthly silver coinage. In the past ii has
been about $400, 600. This has been re-
duced for the present to 500. 900.
The DeYOung-SpreekeIs Trial.
SAN Francisco, May 26.-The trial Of
Adolph z. sprecksls for the shooting of N.
n. DeYoung on the 10th Of November last
was commenced to-day before Judge Toohey
in the Superior Court. The trial will oc-
cupy several days.
Going After idaho Mormons.
SALT LAKE, May 26.-0n Saturday, q.
Blackfoot. Idaho. seven polygamists were
sentenced by Judge Morgan. Bishop
George Stewart defAntly decided 10 plead
against himself.