Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-06
EASTERN DlSPATC HE'S.
Ey Overland Telegraph.
TO THE DAILY SENTINEL.
BIafne's Exp1RmatiOn-He ead n
Much Talked Of Letters ON the
EInor Or the House

Much Talked Of Letters ON the
Floor Of the House.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 5.
Blaine, on the flour of the House, to-
day made a personal explanation in re-
gard to the investigations now beng
made on him. After stating that the
Democratic members Of the Judiciary
Committee had not dared to bring him
before the House for refusing to pro-
duce private letters taken by him from
M%ulligan, he announced his intention
to read every one of them TO the
House. There was u great sensation
i'm the nall and Blaine was several
tim y interrupted by applause. lie
said the object of all the investigations
ordered against him was to break him
down personally and not to ascertain
anything tending TO injnre the Railroad
Company. He said the commute on
real estate pool had also started an IN
vestigaIion aimed at him without any
notice to himself. 1t was a singular
fact that the Democratic members of
the sub committee appointed by the
chairman of n full committee had both
been in the rebel army, and they feel
bitter against him on count OF the
amnesty debate. The committee tried
to get ut this private correspondence,
and the delegation came here 10; ded
with his letters held by Mulligan.
He did what he felt TO be his duty. The
Democrats did not q IRE TO bring the
question of his right to the letters into
the House. "Having vindicated my
right" said Blaine, ''to these letters
| now go further and will read
these letters to the House and
abide by the judgement OF
forty-four millions Of people. II is hui
initiating. however, to be forced to pro-
duce private letters, but it is better to
do so than to submit to insinuations.
Here are the letters" said he, hold
ing up a package to view, and taking
the first letter from the package to
read it, the rest following. On con
clusion of the reading OF the letters,
aud OF memoranduins made from them
by Mulligan, Blaine appealed to the
House to say whether any members
private correspondence would better
bear searching. Blaine inquired of
Knott, Chairman OF the Judiciary Com
mittee. whether he had not received II
telegram from Caldwell last Thursday
morning, completely corroborating
Colonel SCOTS testimony and one
ating him (Blaine). Kuctt declined W
reply at present. Blaine then asserted
that such a telegram had been
received by Knott, and charged that
the latter had suppressed it. [Tremen-
dons cheering aud %applause.]
A WOrnan 10 be Hung.
BUFFALO, June ).
WilhelInina Alwerck, vi was con-
victed of the murder of her slepson.
Michael Alwerrk, in November last,
was this morning sentenced to be
hung on the 2lst of July, 1876.
Threat ching Aspect OF Turkish Al.
IRirs.
New YORK. June 4.
A Herdld's London special SAYS: II
is GENERALLY accepted as "A iact That the
dethronement of the Sultan WAS not
simply a dethroneinent of Abdul Az,
but of Russian influence in CONSTANT
nOple. Russian Journals charge Eng
land with being NJ the bottom of the
Turkish revolution.
And still BIaine-COOIieism fn the
Enst
A Worlds Washington dispatch
says: One member OF the Judiciary
Committee has intimated an opinion
that the letters do not connect Blaine
with any matters under investigation.
but show he has been dabbling in a va
fiety of speculative enterprises. Per.
haps an opinion nearer the truth is that
OF one Of Blaine's friends and poiitiral
workers, who has built up in his Own
mind a theory that the letters are ac-
tually harmless; that, knowing this,
Blame has purpo>ely made all this
hullabalOO about them, believing that
the sympathy Of the people will be
with him in his defense OF his private
papers, and that a few days before thu
convention he will read them in the
House and have them published,
thinking TO show the commiree up in
a bad light and create a furore in his
own favor that shall secure HIM the
Cincinnati nomination. To. days ties
tiinony is strongly corrub"raiive OF
Blaine's assertion hat he did not in.
vest in or W Pacific stock.
About II hundred and twenty new
ly imported Chinese went to work yes
terday in the Long Island railroad at
~ cents per day.