Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-07-23

rugged. A considerable portion OF it is
very snowy dnring six months Of the year,
and the ruling grades encountered are 1853
feet per mile. but when completed the road
will be the short ipter-mountain line from
the eastern base Of the mountains to Lead
Vile, Aspen and Glen o Springs. The
total length of the line projected Is abou
$40 miles, and ii is estimated the cost will
be about SIS, 0OO, 900. Considerable speculs-
ton Is afoat as to whether the enterprise
Is independent or backed by one of the
east and west lines now looking toward
Colorado.
The Veterans Coming West.
CHICAGO. July 22.-Grand Army veser.
ans are now on their way to the Pacific
Coast. The National Encampment organ
ization will take place AZ San Francisco
from August 8 TO August 70. The Illinois
division will leave for the occident at noon
on Sunday on a special train over the Chi.
cago, Burlington and Quincy road. The
party will be in command of General Post,
and will number about $50 veterans and
their wives. General and Mrs. Logan will
be among the number. A portion of the
IN lCQlkhIi uCiC6 6tCo u ~ Ctty 1CbN
terdsy, and will be Joined tomorrow by
the remainder Of the Wolverine division. AT
noon they will depart for the Golden Gate
over the Rock Island. The delegation will
number about 100 veterans. The New
England delegation, numbering GOO people.
will arrive in Chicago early on Saturday
morning. and will pass the day here New
York. Pennsylvania and the District d.
Columbis divisions passed through the city
on Tuesday.
ernorship.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 22.-Much nter-
est is manifested in Wyoming Territory
regarding the change which is anticipated
soon to take place in the G~ubernatorial Of
fee here. There are several prominent
candidates in the field, all OF whom are res.
idents of Wyoming. They are ex.Delegate
Post and Captain Boxter, of Cheyenne,
Holiday OF Laramie, and Beck of johnson.
county, the latter being the son of United
States Senator Beck. of Kentucky, and
now on his way to Washington to press his
claims. M
Said to be short fn His Accounts.
BosToS. July 22.-The Director of the
Lowell bleachery. a largo and wealthy
concern, removed Samuel G.. Smelling
from the Office of Treasurer, which he
has held for 25 years. A committee TO
investigate the account who appointed
its chairman said the deposed Treasurer
has been guilty Of grave irregularities.
The amount is not known. and IL may
be anywhere from $500. 900 to $4,000 0
P%residemt Cleveland ia Albany.
ALBANY, N. Y, July 22.-Afser the
Governor and his guests had breakfasted
President Cleveland, accompanied by
Colonel Lamont. went to Secretary Man
ning's residence 70 call upon hun. mr..
Cleveland and Mr.. Manning remained In
conversation together for an hour and
then the former returned to the Gov
errors mansion.
The Yacht GaIaten Missing.
Boston. July %. The English zach,
Galatea has not yet been sighted. Sho has
been out more than "a days. Ordinarily
she should make the passage from South
ampton to Marble Head in 81 days. allow
ing two days delay on account OF fogs and
headwinds, She should have been in on
Tuesday. eE'
Am Excellent Institution Burned.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 22.-The main bnild.
ing of the State Soldiers Orphans Home
at Kingstown was destroyed by fire this
afternoon. No loss of life OF injury to
person occurred. The loss is about $780,
600. on which there is an insurance. OF
$25 900.
A PrOhibitiOnist state. Ticket.
BURLINGTON, w.. July 22.-The Ptohi-
bitionists State Convention to-day PIT In
nomination o full ticket, with Prof. II. III.
Seeley at the head for Governor.