Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-07-16
THE LUCKY DRAWINGS OF THE
LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
A Nebraska Banker Embezzles 500,
900, Then skips to Canada.
A NOVEL MONETARY PROPOSITION
IN PERU.
Another Congressman Re
ported to be Dying.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENrrNrt.l

ESPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.1
An Executive Order to Of1icehOIders
WASHINGTON, July 15.-The following
Executive order was issued by the Presi-
dent yesterday afternoon:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, Dc,
July IA, 1886.
To the Heads OF the Department in the
Service of the General Government: /
deem his q proper time to specially warn
all ~subordinates in the several Depart
ments and all oficeholders under the Gen.
eral Government against the use Of their
official positions in attempts to control
political movements in their localities.
Offceholders are the agents Of the people
not their masters. Not only is their time
and labor due to the Government, but
they should scrupulously avoid in their
political action, as we'll as the discharge OF
their official duty, offending by q display
of obtrusive partisanship to their neigh
bors who have relations with them. As
public officials they should also constantly
remember that their party friends, from
whom they have received preferment, have
not invested them with the power OF arbi-
trarily managing political affairs. They
have no right as oficeholders to dictate
the political action of their party asso-
ciates or to their freedom OF action within
the party lines by methods or practices
which pervert every useful and justiiable
purpose Of party organization. The in
fuence of q Federal official should not be
felt in the manipulation of political pri.
mary meetings aud nominating conveD-
tons. The use by these officials OF
their positions to compass their selection
as delegates TO political conventions is in
decent and unfair, and a proper regard for
the properties and requirements Of the
political place will also prevent their as
Stunning active conduct Of political cam
paigns. Individual interest and activity
on political affairs are by no means con-
demned. Oficeholders are neither dis
franohised nor forbidden the exercise of
political privileges. but their privileges are
not enlarged, nor is their duty to the party
increased to pernicious activity by office
holding. A just discrimination in this re.
gard between the things q citizen may
properly do and the purposes for which
the public Office should not be used. is easy
in the light OF q correct appreciation OF the
relation between the people and those en-
trusted with the off e and q consideration
OF the necessity under our form OF Govern
ment of political ~aotion-free from official
coercion. You are requested to communi-
cate the substance Of these views to those
for whose guidance they are intended.
(Signed:) GROVER CLEVELAND.
Louisiana Lottery Drawings.
NEW ORLEANS, July 15.-Following are
the numbers Of the principal prizes drawn
in the Louisiana Lottery: No. 81 1875, cap
ital prize. sold in San Francisco, Fort
Wayne, Ind, Columbus. o., Admission,
Ala, and Boston; No. 1927, second prize.
sold In New York, New Orleans. Kansas
City and Toledo, o.; No. 19,406. third
prize, sold in Boston. Detroit, Springfield.
Mass, Clear Lake, Wis.,, and Dennison,
Texas; Nos. 60, 234 and 1916, each Sc, 1000.
sold in San Francisco, South Vallejo. st.
Paul, Thorpe, Tenn. and Richmond. Va;
Nos. 2,374, 25, 196. q ,615, 3O,3O7 and &c..
800, each 1000. sold in New Orleans,
Brooklyn, N. Y, Detroit, Ellis, KS, Pal.
myrs, Mo-, Louisville. New York, Chicago,
Memphis and Washington.
Pr0hibitiOnists in Convention.
CoNooRD, N. H, July 15.-The Prohibi.
ton State Convention met here to-day.
Resolutions were passed, declaring the
liquor tariff q national question, as il was
the source and sum of all evils. II ar
raigns the Republican and Democratic
parties as its allies, and asks the enforce
ment OF laws for the observance Of the
Sabbath day. Col. Joseph Wentworth, of
Concord, was nominated for Governor, and
he accepted.
JACKSON, Miss, July 15.-The State Pro-
hibition Convention met here to-day with
a large attendance and approved o local
option law.
Another COld-BlOOded "TOurlst.''
CHICAGO, July 15.-An Omaha special
says: The Dundy County Bank, Benkle-
man, Neb., failed yesterday. Mr.. Belzsr.
the President. skipped to Canada and took
with him about 500, 900. The business
men and farmers feel the loss greatly, as
many have lost the last dollar they had on
earth. Several homesteaders had their
little all in the bank, and were to prove
up to-day. Many will have to abandon
their claims. The greatest excitement
prevails. Belzer had transferred all be-
fore leaving. Many eastern banks and
firms lost heavily.
A Novel Monetary Proposition.
LIMA, Peru. July 15.-In consequence
OF the depreciation and fluctuations OF
silver currency in circulation in this Re-
public, it has been proposed to use the
American gold dollar as q basis Of none
! tary transactions. either fiscal or private,
using the silver dollar at the value OF 80
cents gold for all fractions under o
quarter Of IN eagle. II 10 thought that
the Government will ask Congress to give
the matter Its consideration.
Frustrated by n woman.
New York, July 15.-Col. William II.
Glider, who was detained from sailing
upon his Arctic trip by the fact OF his ar
rest upon the charge Of theft. made by
Dolly Adams, the Water Queen, was bailed
out this afternoon. Meantime Colonel
Glider had learned shat the ship Era. in
which he was TO have sailed, left New Lon
don. Conn. at 10 A. N. He is In seclusion
tonight. lest Miss Adams may have him
arrested in a civil action.
Reelected ms President Or HayH.
HAVANA, July i5.-Advices from Port
, au-Prince say that Louis Etienge Felicite
alimon was on the 30th ultimo reelected