Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-25
EASTERN NEWS.
Congressman Warner and HB Pro-
posed Silver Bill.
A STEAMER WITH $40, 900, 900
ABOARD OVERDUE.
The New York Democrats in
Convention at Saratoga.
DENVER SPORTS PREPARING 70 NEE?
DoNINlcK KecATFREy.
A Murderer Confesses to Hav-
ing Killed His Brother.
THE YACHT PURITAN SOLD
FOR st3,5oo.
DENVER SPORTS PREPARING 70 MEET
DoxINIcK KecArTaEY.
THE YACHT PURITAN SOLD
FOR st3,5oo.
ESPECIAL TO THE sESTIsEL.J

~[sPECrAL TO THE s~ESTISEL.J
Congressman Warmers silver Bill.
NEW YonK. Sept. 24.-Congressman
Warner, OF Ohio, was asked yesterday ii
he thought the Bland bill could be re-
pealed without a substitute being pro-
vided therefor. In response, Warner said:
II do not believe it can, and I will say
more. I don't believe is ought to be. This
is not Q mere question of coming 8 few
million dollars. more or less, In a year,
but is q question between bimetallism and
gold mono-metsllism. The present coinage
law is only q thread by which silver is
held in our monetary system. Strike this
law down without any substitute and BIZ
metsllism ia overthrow. The people un-
derstsnd this perfectly we'll. l will intro
| duce my bill, which is intended as q sub
stitute for the Bland bill. OF the assem-
| bling OF Congress. It will be opposed by
the extreme gold and the extreme silver
men, but / believe there are enough men
who favor my proposition to carry it
through the House. l think all will agree
that such q bill will effect q more permanent
settlement Of the silver question than
would Q change in the weight of coins. and
no doubt o permanent settlement Of that
important matter will lead to the immedi-
ate and lasting revival Of business through
out the country.
Delayed Steamers with Precious
CargOes.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-The United
States steamers Swstara and Ysntic,
which have about $40, 400, 900 in silver coin
on board. were due yesterday at Washing
ton, but have not been heard from since
they sailed from Key West. The delay in
their arrival is undoubtedly due to the
present stormy weather, and ii ia believed
they encountered heavy gales off Hatteras.
No uneasiness is felt for the safety of the
vessels or their cargoes, however. either al
the Navy or Treasury Departments. The
vessels are staunch and strong, and are in
charge of able and discreet officers.
The New York Democrats I'm Con.
venffOn.
SARATOGA, Sept. 24.-Full as many ladies
and prominent personages were present in
the Casino at 1880 this morning to wit
ness the proceedings of the Democratic
| OOuNcutlOu us httcuutu Lu6 h6puDIichU
Convention two days ago.. At 1890 O'Clock
the convention was called to order by
Chairman O'Brien, OF the State Commit
tee. George Raines was elected as Tenn
porary Chairman.
1:30-Tammany Hall has agreed to sup-
port Hill for Governor. Resolutions
binding the organization to vote for Hill
were unanimously adopted.
Sporting Matters.
DENVER, Sept. "a. Learning that
Dominick McCaffrey is expected in Den
YER early in October. Burke to-day de-
posted 500 with Captain Smith, Of the
Rocky Mountain News. to meet McCaffrey
in Colorado, Wyoming or Texas under
London or Queensbury rules on any
terms McCsffrey may dictate, for from
81, 1000 to 81, 900 q side. Burke signed q
contract with John p. Glow, champion Of
Colorado. Wyoming and Texas, to spar
four rounds with two ounce gloves,
Queensbury rules. in this city, on the 30th
instant, the winner to have two-thirds Of
the door receipts.
A Murderer COnfesses.
DENVER. Col, Sept. PA News Sa-
guache special says: News reached here
last Friday that a ranchman named
Thomas Clements and his wife, Susie, liv.
ing Is miles from here, mysteriously dis
appeared. Investigation disclosed the
fact that the people we're missing since
August IT. Suspicion of foul play led to
the arrest of a brother OF the murdered
man named Marshall Clements, who yes.
terday confessed that he had murdered the
couple for money and j~ewelry, and then
buried the bodies in a distant part OF the
ranch.
A Probable Fatal Disaster.
ST. JOHNS, Sept. 24.-Great gloom pre-
walls in st. Johns tonight over the prob
able fatal disaster at Wallace Reef, near
Grand Manan. The steamer Humoaco,
which was wrecked there several weeks
| ago. was blown off the rocks and sunk,
taking down, II is believed. 10 or is per-
sons belonging to this city or the neigh
boring city OF Portland. It is possible
that they were taken off the schooner, but
this is not considered likely, 30 far as can
be ascertsined.
Of Interest to Odd Fellows.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 24.-The Sovereign
Grand Lodge Of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows reasssmbled this morning. |
After the opening ceremonies the first |
business, and one that invited consider
able attention and much discussion, was |
the selection OF q place of the meeting OF |
the next session. Boston was chosen.
An Appointment.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-The President
to-day appointed s. M. stockslsger, OF
Indiana. as Assistant Commissioners Of the
General Land Office, vice Luther Harri-
son. resigned.
VIII go 80 Work at OLD Wages.
CLEVELAND. o., Sept. 24.-The Cleve-
land Rolling Mill Company made q COM