Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-07-27

saw tine Dhlly NCNb Pdi0 MIN 0ASOOO
for November, 1884, to November, 1885,
The Government. They allege that during
the same period the Western News Com
papy paid him about 49, 600 more than he
returned to Washington. They have still
20 INSPECT the accounts OF all the other
newspapers, which papers were mailed
during Bottoms incumbency. Bolton was
Amounted by Postmaster Palmer in 1877.
The arrests OF these two are likely to be
followed by more, ss the inspectors have
discovered 9 private memoranda belonging
TO Bolton, which. they claim, duplicates a
number OF Federal officials, and even
private citizens. The inspectors say that
the facts which will be brought to light
will produce q sensation, which will aston
ish the country as well as the city.
Concerning Matters In Peru.
PANAMA, July 26.-Advices from Peru
state that the new Minister of the Interior
had addressed a circular to several Pre-
fects OF Departments in the Republic, call
ing their attention to certain points In the
policy Of the Government and speaking OF
the indian population Of the Republic.
The circular says: "The President is sim
cerely DESTROYS of entering ON the great
work of placing our Indian population on
a footing commensurate with their merits
and necessities. The law must be observed
regarding Indians with the same impair
TALLY as with white citizens. They must
be assured in their rights, and in word
they must be raised from their present'con-
dition to that of useful citizens"
Several public demonstration have been
made in Calico against the Jesuits, and Pc
titions have been sent to the Government,
praying that they may be Immediately ex-
PEELED from the country.
Congress winding Up Its Business.
WASHINGTON, July 26.-The final ad.
journment of Congress may possibly take
place the last of this week, but q concur.
renee Of the best opinions on the subject
leads to the belief that 1t will be postponed
until Monday OIL Tuesday OF next week
These opinions are, however, usually ex-
pressed with reservation. looking to q pos
sibility Of important vetoes. All of the
appropriation bills. except the General
Deficiency and the Fertilization bills, have
passed both Houses, and TO these two the
Senate will devote its earliest attention
The River and Harbor and the Legislative
bills still linger in conference. and the
Sundry Civil bills will doubtless be made
the subject at the conference tomorrow.
All other of the appropriation bills have
gone to the President.
A Bold Theft.
CHICAGO, July 26.-Mrs. @. r. Jaynes
hand satchel. containing money and dia'
monds valued at 81, 900, was forcibly taken
from her last nigh. while passing by the
Leland Hotel in the full glare of the
electric light. The lady and her husband
and two children were walking dowr
Michigan Avenue when a villainous-look'
ing man, with bis face blackened, came uI
from behind and snatched the sstchel and
ran south. followed by Jsynes and a mum
Der Of people. who plainly saw the rob-
berry. Az Van Buren, street the thief was
lost sight of, and has not been captured.
The G.. A. R. Excursion.
OMAHA, July 26.-Nearly TOO G.. A. R
people arrived this morning en- route &c
San Francisco. They spent the day ex
changing tickets and transferring baggage
and left on their special trains of ter
Pullman cars each this evening for Sar
Francisco. They will arrive at Denver to
morrow. and will spend two days there
They will spend o day and q half at Sal
Lake, and will arrive at San Francisco OF
July 81. The delegations were from all o
the New England States and from Brook
Ign, Troy, Albany, Pittsburgh and Phila
delphia.
A Furious HatIstOrm.
GRAFTON, Dakota. July ga hailstorn
OF unexampled fury burst upon this 10
cality on Saturday afternoon, sweeping
track five miles wide from st. ThomaI
across the Red river into Minnesota an(
ira yelling at the rate of 80 miles an hour
The hailstones were as large as hens eggs
Houses at Standrows were riddled, tn
bailstones tearing through the shingles
and breaking sashes as we'll as the glass
Several persons were severely injured, an6
one boy il missing. The damage to crop
and otherwise is estimated at half a million
dollars. Many farmers are left entirely
destitute.
An Ole0margarine Elk pIOsfOn.
CHICAGO. July ga terrific explosion
occurred In Armour's oleomargarine fac
tory this morning. A large tank, one o.
the six situated in the factory adjoininf
the packing house on Forty-third stree
and Packers Avenue, became o%vercharged
with steam and exploded with frightfu.
force. sending the boiling contents ovel
four men, while two others. at 80 yards
distance. were injured by flying debris.
Pacific Coast Horses Win.
SARATOGA. N. Y, July 26.-The firsI
race to-day. q mile dash, was won by Hag
gins Precioss. with Bsldwin's Santa Anits
Bell third; time, 1:44k.
Ice cream every evening, at Brown 4
Godfrey's. n