Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-14

gusta. At2 O'Clock the returns showed
sbout475 majority. The Prohibition vote
ia very smsll. In Hsllowell, Marston (Rep.)
fer Congress is 100 ahead OF his ticket.
At 1880 O'Clock Bodwell had a very large
majority. In Gardiner, Gustavus Moore
rep will have 200 majority, and Bod
we'll about the same.
BATH, Me-, Sept. 13.-The vote is light
for The Governor representative. The
vote IL close, with indications that the
Republican representative of the ticket
will have about 250 majority.
United states Mint Order.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-The Director Of
the Mint has issued the following circular
In regard to the issue Of minor coins:
{" Five.cent nickel pieces and one-cent
bronze pieces will be forwarded In order Of
application from the Mint of the United
States 81 Philsdelphia to points reached
by the Adams Express Company free of
transportation charges in sums OF $40. or
multiples thereof, upon receipt and collec-
ton by the Superintendent Of that Mint
or q draft on New York or Philadelphia.
payable to his order. To points not
reached by the Adams express, where q de-
livery under Its contract with the Govern.
ment is thus impracticable, the above
coins can on the same terms be sent by
registered mail at the applicants risk. the
registry fee on the same 70 be paid by the
Government
The Canadian Vessel Seizures.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-No demand,
peremptory or otherwise. for the release
and restoration Of the Canadian vessels
seized 10 Alaskan waters has been received
at the State Department, nor have ques-
tions possibly involved in these seizures
reached the Secretary from any official
source. Some Of the remarkable utter
snoes recently telegraphed from Ottawa
and attributed to q member Of the Domin-
ion Cabinet are thought ct the Department
to be fabrications, being incredible that
any person holding q place Of such grave
responsibility should, with the meagrs
information now in hand, pledge the
Canadian and British Governments to an
arbitrary course, and in advance even Of
the presentation Of their case 10 this Gov
eminent.
Northern Pacific Changes.
NEW YORK. Sept. Is. Philadelphia
papers to-day have reports Of a probable
change in the Northern Pacific Directory
,at the coming election. 1t is generally
understood that N. P. Hallowell and one
other Boston Director will be dropped
from the regular ticket. President Harris,
when asked to-day what changes he thought
would be made. answered that nothing can
be given out until after the election.
Jaehne's Clerk In JaiI.
NEW York. Sept. 13.-George Walters,
a confidential clerk and business manage
Of ex-Aldcrmsn Henry W. .Jaehne. wa,
taken from the police headquarters to the
General Sessions Court to-day. He wal
arraigned at the bar and charged with
perjury. He pleaded not guilty. Aftel
this Walters was taken to the Tomb Prison
to await trial. No bail was fixed in tht
case.
A Three-Masted Schooner sinks.
WASHINGTON. Sept, 13.-The' sigma
| Corps station at Nantucket, Mass. reports
to the chief Signal officer that a large I'M
known three-masted schooner sank in tn
vicinity OF Sandy Points. The sails ar
l hanging loose and overheard. No p~articu
lars can be learned. Four hundred bag
Of -four were found near Tucksnuck bescl
marked 1T @ c." .rr.
n Marriage of James @. Blaine, Jr
NEW YORK. Sept. 13.-The fact Is pub
lished to-day that James G.. Blaine, Jr.
youngest son OF James G.. Blaine. wa
married last week in o Roman Catholi
Church in this city 10 Miss Mary Nevins
lumbus, o. The bride 10 10 years old an,
the bridegroom 20.
Yellow Fever at MatanxAs.
BosToN, Mass, Sept. 10. : The bari
Lizzie Carter, from Matanzas, which ar
rived here to-day, reports having lost he
frst officer, Samuel Reed, her secont
officer, David Livingston, aud seamer
Thomas Reed and Fred Chapman from
yellow fever while lying at Matanzas. Al
Of the men belonged in Maine.
A Steamer Probably Lost.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich. Sept. 18th
small passenger steamer. Oracle Parker
running between Charlevoix and Petosk,
on the east shore Of Lake Michigan, 1t i
feared, has been lost. Several bottles wer'
found on the shore. She had 100 pas
sengers on board.
Coinage of silver Dollars.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-The issue o.
standard dollars from the Minis during
the week ended September II was S661, 253,
The issue during the corresponding
period Of last year was $500 s395.
A Mining Accident.
SCRANTON. Pa, Sept. 1S.-A serious
cavern occurred at the Marivine shaft this
morning. One man was taken out dead
Six men were taken out alive. The rescu.
ing party are still at work.
A Big Robbery.
PERNAMBUoo, Chilli, Sept. l3.-An In
%stitution here called the Public Credit
has been robbed OF more than. 800, 900
conto de refs. A safe was opened with
skeleton keys.
Death of "a College Professor.
sALEM. Mass. Sept, 13.-Professor
Carney, OF the Howard College. died 81
Beverly this morning OF heart disease.
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