Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-24

GEN. GRANT BEING BOTHERED
FOB AUTOGRAPHS.
The Central Pacific WACn2-ge
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hastily from shs oEeas II The ~Co1prosIeZ,
6tass Treasurer, and Secretary Of State.
The FIRE Vas finally e5ecEsd - fo'elocE,
although the engines we're snl playing &C
the ruins in ordss that access might be
had 70 the Chanosry Tsult vhsrs exceed
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lot burned, BAT are believed 10 be full Of
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damage 40 the FIRE would have done. The
loss viii NOS fall below s100. 600. The part
destroyed u tbs facade Of the original
State House, built II 1885.
A Bitter Plight.
NV YozK, March 22.-Tbe fight be-
tween tbs PAciic Nail Steamship Com
pany and the Union and Central Pacific
roads promises to be very bitter. Ii was
reported this morning tina. Pacific Nail
had reduced through fares 70 SIS. sreduc-
ton Of SO. and also freight rates in pro-
| portion.
A Tribune reporter saw . representative
| Of Presidsns Housen Of the Pacific Mail,
Who said: No such reduction has taken
place, but II il contemplated"
VIII rates be a. low IS quoted y"
"They will" Vas the decided answer.
!" IL the railroads want 70 fight We will
fight thsm."
c. P. Huntington vas found in bis
once in the Mills building. II don't BE-.
lievs the NAL will make any such reduc-
tion." be SKID. bat they may. Their
fght Ia With the Union Pacific regarding
the cutting Of rates on the transcontinentzl
roads," Huntington said il reminded
him Of the bird that sticks its head
in The sand and thought its tail vas
covered. Zone road cuts rates
on tbs sly, and imagines other
roads viii not find it out The
Central Pacific maintains that ever
line must stand By its own cutting, and
We propos- 10 charge full local rates or
through business, whatever other road
may do"
What do you think will be the ont
come Of ths meeting 81 Denver to-day?"
ION, l think the affairs Of the trans
continental pool will be satisfactorily ad.
iusted. They will probably do a. they
have dons at previous meetings-matterl
viii Be amicably settled till some one O
the roads goes 70 work cutting rate,
again. q"
is there any danger Of . dissolution o
the poolf"
i mo. sir; it can't be dissolved"
Among the rumors in Wall street to-da,
was M 70 tbs effect that Pacific Mail in
tended putting or weekly steamers il
place Of fortnightly steamers. Anothe
report 10 that the Central Pacific formal,
notified the Onion Pacific that they woul1
. hereafter demand full local rates on Al
: through business from the Union Pacific
The Oklahoma BOOMERS.
Arkansas CRY. Ks.. March 9Th
= Oklahoma settlers have prepared . peti
ton to President Cleveland which will b
forwarded by mail tomorrow. Nearl
q l,50o signatures will accompany the pct
n ton. II recites that several hundred cit
zens from nine respective States, man
having their families and household good
and farming utensils. are now encampe
here. preparatory to settlement in OIL,
homa, having disposed Of homes els,
where. After reviewing the situation a
the recent Congressional action authori,
Ing the President 20 open negotiations VIII
the Indians. they petition him to appoint
! commission to investigate the interposip
z obstacles to the settlement Of Oklahoma
once. and ask the commission to include
least one member known to favor the one,
ing OF Oklahoma to immediate settlement
u Some Of the cattlemen in the Oklshon
country manifest uneasiness on account
the Presidents proclamation. One bro
pecting party passed through here tod