Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-05

been referred to the General Term to be
heard by all the judges. The suit is
for an injunction to restrain Minister
Cushing from interfering with certain
property which he contends has been
either in whole or in part transferred
to him in satisfaction of his services as
counsel of Mrs. Gaines.
a Newspapers Man in Trouble.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 4.
The Globe Democrat, referring to
the Indictments found yesterday by
the United States Grand Jury against
prominent men for implications in
whisky frauds, and alluded To ir II ese
dispatches last night, n with
them VIM. Mckee, principal proprie-
tor of that paper, and Constantide
Maurice, late Internal Revenue Cob
lectOr Of this district. The Gtobe Dem
oerat says Mckee is ready for trial,
and h public may rely upon his fill
aud complete v~indication whenever
tho question of his guilt or innocence
is made and issued in the courts.
The Wisconsin, Electlom Doubtful.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4.
A dispatch faom Madison states that
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election OF the Democratic State ticket
except the Governor, and a Democratic
majority in the Legislature. Returns
received here. however, Indicate the
success Of the Republican State ticket,
except, perhaps. BOelZ and Graham,
and a Republican majority in the
Legislature.
A Respite ofTwo Weeks.
& ROCHESTER, N. Y, Nov. 4.
Jno. Clark, sentenced to be hung to-
morrow, has been granted a respite of
two weeks by the Governor.
The Cable successfully Repaired
Death OF ana Extensive htOeA
Operator.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.
The superintendent of the direct
United States cable, says the cable was
successfully repaired this afternoon.
and Faraday reports the cable, after
fifteen months suspension. in as per-
feet condition as when manufactured.
The fracture, which was found in 20
fathOIns Of water, was such AS would
he caused by either an anchor or
grapnei.
Half a million Government gold was
dWatucu nj Ito w w 10 To-
The sudden death of Judge Geo.
Jewe't, Of Philadelphia, At the 81.
Nicholas hotel last evening, disturbs
one or two stocks in which he was a
large operator in this market. He
was the brother Of the Erie receiver,
~. J. Jewett. Mr.. Jewett is supposed
to have been largely long of Lake
The decline in the Union Pacific re-
suited from the publication of the a tor
ney Generals brief, and various ru-
inors about the decision.
The Election in Virginia.
RICHMOND, Nov. 4.
James McDOugal. Register, and Jno.
Marx Hansen, Judge of the street pre-
cinct of Jefferson ward, were arrested
to day, charged with fraud in return
ing the vote Of their precinct, whereby
it is claimed that knight, n candidate
for the Senate, was beaten by General
Bradley T. Johnson, Conservative.
JOS. :. Morrison was also arrested on
u criminal charge, for misleading
voters. They were bailsd in $5,0On
each until tomorrow. III fraud al this
precinct is established and the vote
brown out, Johnson will lose his cleo
ton.
Full county returns show the com.
plexion Of the Legislature not to he
materially changed.
A Consultation AbOut Redskins.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.
Secretary Chandler. accompanied by
Assistant Secretary Cowap, called Al
The Executive Mansion Today, and
had y long talk with the President.
mainly in regard to Indian affairs.
Secretary Belknap and Generals Sberi
dan and Cook participated in the con
ference, and gave expression tn their
well known opinions concerning The
Indian question, besides furnishing
much iuf,rmai iOiI respecting the prac-
iical administration of the peace policy
within the limits Of their past and
present commands.
The New York Eieetfon--The state
Democratic.
NEW York. Nov. 3.
Full n accurate returns from all
districts in this city, show BlgeIow's
(Dein.l majority to he ~ ,OS3. Returns
from various counties received to-day
and tonight don't alter the apparent
general result as stated lale last nieht
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Is in doubt. but probably Democratic
by from LOCO to 5000 majority. 1t will
dou' less require the official returns to
decide this question. The complexion
oil Brooklyn remains as last reported.
with the exception that Colonel (ava-
nsugh, independent Democrat IL re
ported elected to the State Senate, tty
tho full vote of his district, with 30 md,
jority over Jacobs, regular Democrat.
Outrage on "a Colored Conservative
saseaker-ShOs ny Mistake.
~ MEMPHIS, Nov.4 4. !
Some excitement was caused here |
last night by Ed. Shaw. a colsred !
w~harfmasier, going into Church's sal
loon and threatening to cut the throat
and scalp Mr.. Younger, a colo, ed
speaker from st. Louis, for ~siu'nping
Mississippi during the late canvass for
the Conservatives. Younger ar pealed
To tho Chief of Police for protection,
anil that officer sent some men to rO-
tect him. but Younger fearing Sl aw
would ipcite other negroes to innider
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