Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-07-24

the purpose OF such investigation be q
committee of tho Senate to all intents and
purposes.
Apnches Surprised by Troops.
WASHINGTON. July 23.-Adjutant Gen.
eral Drum to-day received the following
telegram from. General Miles, dated July
%: Captain Lawton reports through
Colonel Royal, commanding at Fort Hsu-
chichs, that his command surprised Gero
nimo's camp on Yonge river about 100
miles south and east,of Csmpos Senior, or
nearly 800 miles south of the Mexican
boundary, capturing ell of the Widian
property, including hundreds Of pounds OF
dried meat sndL19 riding snimals." This Is
the fifth time within three months. in
which the Indians have been surprised by
troops, while the results have not been de-
cisive. Yet it has given encouragement to
the troops, and has reduced In numbers
and the strength of the Indians. and has
given them q feeling OF insecurity in the
remote and almost inaccessible mountains
OF Mexico.
Arkansas Republicans In C0nven.
tiOn. :
LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 23.-The Re-
publican State Convention met TO day.
One hundred and sixty delegates were
present, representing most Of the coun-
ties. The platform renews the allegiance
OF the Arkansas Republicans to the Ma
tionaf Republican party and demands q
maintenance OF it's system Of protection to
American industries and opposes thspol.
icy OF vetoing pension bills. and 1t do
uo,pnoaL xha uouoa ~ REORGANIZATION for
refusing to pass the Blair bill. The con-
vention adjourned sine die at Ills O'Clock
tonight. after nominating for Governor
Lafayette Gregg.
A Pastor i'm the Tolls.
Patterson, N. j., July 23.-Rev. John
mes vandebrook. pastor OF the Armenian
Holland Church OF this city, was
arrested this morning on q warrant issued
yesterday for mayhem. alleged to have
been committed on Johsn Hartman, one
Of the pastors flock, who had discovered
Vandebfook in suspicionsl relations with
a certain widow. The arrest was made
in the basement Of a house on Mulberry
street, where the widow lived.
Another Seeker After Not0riety.
New YORK. July 23.-At 2 O'Clock this
afternoon Stephen Brodie, a boothlack. 90
years old, who is employed 10 the Mills
building. jumped from the Brooklyn
bridge at the center span into East river,
He was f1shed ont and taken 10 the police
station apparently uninjured. Brodie wal
at one time a pedestrian. A short time
ago he went on q ~freebooting expedition
to South America. a
Congressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, July Ex-senator Hoar's
resolutions for an investigation OF Payne's
election was lost by . vote Of yeas Is, nayt
A. .us.5
The House has concurrod in all OF the
Senate amendments TO the Oteemsrga-
rine bill. thus averting the necessity for I
conference. The bill now goes to The
President for his action.
Republicans CaucusInG.
| WASHINGTON, July 23.-It is now under
| stood that the caucus Of the Republican
Senators held at Senator Shermsn's hous,
lass evening resulted in an appointment o
a~eomrnittes, con insisting OF Sherman, ALI
son and Aldrich, TO devise Q line Of actor
with respect to the Morrison Surplus reso
luton.
Vermont Democrats I'm Convention
MONTPELIER, Vt, July 23.-The Demo
cratic State Convention met to-day. 8. B
Shurtleff. OF Montpelier. and P. M. Mel
don. OF Rutland. were nominated for Gov
ernor and Lieutenant Governor, respect
lively, by o unanimous vote.
A Firm Assigns.
CHIoAao. July 23.-The firm of snyde'
& Hooley, bookbinders and dealers il
printers materials, made On assignment
this afternoon. The liabilities are place.
at $500, 900, with assets the same.