Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-23
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Fhe Republicans Of New York in
Convention at Saratoga.
MORE HARPINc ON THE AW-
Full SOUTH.
More Intelligence Concerning the Wy
oming Labor Troubles.
SMALLPOX ON THE INCREASE IN
PARTS OF CANADA.
American Miners in Mexlc j
Being Defrauded.
SURGEON GENERAL HAMILTON WILL PROB
ABLY REMAIN.
SURGEON GENERAL HAMILTON WILL PROB
ABLY REMAIN.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
The Awful south.

SARATOGA, Sept. 22.-At an early hour
the corridors of the leading hotels pre-
scented an animated scene. The conven-
ton will assemble in the Casino at IL
O'Clock. Indications point to q very lively
scrimmsge on the nomination Of 3 Gov
ernor. Were it possible for the New York
city men to join hands upon 9 candidate
this morning before going into conven-
ton, there Is no doubt such a mar would
secure the nomination with q hurrsh, but
all hope OF this has been abandoned for
the present, and the situation is q de-
cidedly mixed one. Out of several num-.
dred Republicans now in the field there is
not one mar rash enough to predict who
will be nominated.
At 1920 o'clock James D. Warren.
Chairman Of the State Committee, called
the convention to order. The roll having
been called the Chairman announced that
the State Committee had agreed upon Sen
stor Warner Miller for temporary chair
man. In his address, Mr.. Miller called
attention to the fact that the Republican
party of this State for the first time in Is
years was confronted by both the Federal
and State Governments in the hands OF
the Democracy. The future generations
Of the heroes of the late war, be said,
would be placed alongside of the Revolu-
%tionary heroes of our first period. He ad-
vocated q rigid adherence to the protec-
tion Of American industries and American
labor. When we turned over TO the oppo-
sition the Civil Service Of the Govern
menf. no better Civil Service existed un-
der the sun. Referring to the political
complexion of the Southern States, the
speaker maintained that throughout tie
length and breadth Of that land there was
not to be found ssingle government which
holds the reins Of the government by the
will Of the people. Republicans, be said
to prove this statement, only asked for a
fair field and a fair fight. Continuing in
reference to the alleged illegal bslloting in
the South, the speaker said that men who
have managed the polls in that section
would not continue to do the work without
pay. Upon the question of the Civil
Service Of the Governments, Mr.. Miller
said that the Republican party had put
the law into practical use and were com
mitted to it. He would suggest, however.
that the Civil Service Commissioners be at
once summoned together and directed to
add Q clause providing that call Jail birds
and e~x-convicts" are forbidden to hold
office. This, he thought, would greatly
relieve the President Of the United States.
He closed by predicting a victory in No.
vember next. The Chairman was author.
lied to appoint the usual committees, and
the convention took arecess until 4:30 P. NJ.
The wyoming Labor Troubles.
CHEYENNE. Sept. PA Leader special
from Rock Springs says: Work has been
begun in two Of the company's mines.
About 100 Cinnamon and q few of the
white men employed at the top have re-
sumed work. The white men generally
have refused the offer Of the company. and
exhibit no disposition to go to work. No
attempt has been made to interfere with
the Chinese miners. The mines are
guarded by troops. Last night one of the
white miners named Stowell, a member Of
the Citizens Committee, who presented
the case OF the miners to Mr.. Bromley
and to the Government Directors, was
busy giving notice to all the white miners
who we're suspected Of 9 disposition TO re-
sumo WOIA tuhb tucy must icdNd tue place
within "a hours. The notice was also
given to the Deputy Sheriffs, who have
been doing guard duty ct the mines, that
they must quit. Mr.. Hoyt, another mem
Der Of the Citizens Committee, who was
most conspicuous in the conduct OF their
case. has left for Idaho, with the inten-
ton. 1t is reported, not to return. The
miners are still in hopes of being sup
ported by the Knights OF Labor, but the
members OF that organization in the en-
ploy OF the company are free In their de-
nunciation of the whole business. and as
sert their confidence that the strike will
be confined to the miners. The railroad
officials here say they will have no diff
Guilty in procuring the services Of white
miners, so far as necessary. for carrying
on work at the mines. A little time will
be required to bring them here and put
them In place. but they have no fears but
that they will be able In q very short time
to have the mines running with as full a
force as before the recent outbreak. The |
Chinese Consuls are still pursuing their |
Investigations. and will probably remain
through the week. General Schofeld and |
staff will arrive OF Rock Springs In the
morning.
The Smallpox at St. Henri, Canada.
MONTREAL, Sept. 22.-The number of
smallpox cases at st. Henri Is increasing.
large percentage of the persons met on
the streets are freshly pockmarked, and
is done to check the disease.
Owing to the death OF some persons in the
end Of this city who we're not vacci.