Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-10
EASTERN OISPATC HE'S.
Ely Overland Telegraph.
Blaine and TarbOx-BIaine's Bully
ing prOpensities.

blaine anil TarbOx-BIaine's Bully.
Ing frOpensities.
New YORK, June 8.
The Worlds Washington special
says the galleries were we'll filled to-
day to hear what was expected to be- a
sharp contest in the House, and when
Tarbox rose a feeling of surprise ran
through the galleries that a new MEM
Der and one of so slight build should
dare to brave the bully of the House.
His opening. however, developed so
much ability as a speaker that close
attention WAS paid from first to last.
Having no answer to make to Tar
box's speech, Blaine had to
his customary methods and gave an
other exhibition of his smartness by
coaxing his man Frye to make another
and a insinuation that Tarbox
improperly possessed himself of the
advance proof of Blaine's currency
speech.
This Tarbox denounced as untrue;
%whereupon Blaine thrust Frye aside
and said in parliamentary language
ment, and closed his brilliant perform
ance with the PRONUNCIATION Of terrible
anathema, but he did not and would
speak to Tarbox.
This firm of Blaine, FRYE, Garfield
and company, are announcing tonight
with a flourish OF trumpets that Blame
has devoured Tarbox. On the Demo-
cratic side the only criticism of Tar
box's effort is that he did not go far
enough; that while showing probable
crookedness and official ~malfeasance
he did not take Blaine's Fisher letters
and comment on them in the order of
their dates, and that when Blaine
made his last insulting remark Tarbox
did not show him up as he deserved.
Biaine's evident animus, however,
for the past week has been to enforce
the Democrats to martyr him, and his
great grievance is hat they will not do
It,. Blaine is nothing more or less than
a bully. He bullied the Southern
members from the very first in this
session, and he now buIIies the House.
Ii the Democratic House had shut up
Blaine under the rules, which of course
he deserved, it would under the cir
cumstances have made a martyr of
him. The House allowed him great
latitute, but 1t was after all only giving
him sufficient rope. The country has
had a great variety of presidential can
didates, but since Aaron Burr it never
had a bully until Blaine took up sue
cessfully the character.
West Virginia Democratic Nom.
nations.
WHEELING, w. ", June 8.
The Democratic Convention, at
Charleston, last night, after a contin-
uous session of 25 hours, nominated
the following ticket for this State:
Henry Matthews, tor Governor: Col.
White, for Attorney General; Joseph
Smiier, for Auditor; Thos. j. West,
for Treasurer.
Arrest OfCOunterfeiters.
ST. LOUIS, June 8.
A gang of counterfeiters, having
their headquarters in and about Mt.
Vernon, Ill, was broken up last night
by the arreat of SIX persons st Mt.
Vernon, two at Ash ley and one at
EastS [ Louis. A considerable amount
of bosas fifty cent currency and i'm
plements used in its manufacture were
also captured Those arrested at Mt.
Vernon are connected with old and
respectable families of that place and
vicinity.
- A Duel in Colorado.
DENVER, COL, June s.
A duel was fought at River Bend,
Colorado, to-day by Alfred ID. Jessup,
Jr., and a man named DAVIS. who were
respectively armed with a Winchester
rifle and a Colts navy pistol. Jessup
killed in the second exchange of
shots.
Dead Lock In the U. y. senate.
New YORK, Juno s.
1t is said a dead lock between the
Senate and House will begin on the
Legislative Appropriation bill, passed
to-day. There are about 800 amend
ments in the bill. II now goes back
to tie House, which it is said will not
recede.
Jerome Park Races.
The first race at Jerome Park, for
juvenile stakes, for two year old-, half
mile, was won by Idalia, with Hiber.
mia second, and Zoozoo third; time,
49X.
The Centennial.
PHILADELPHIA, June 8.
The attendance at the exhibition Is
daily increasing. The average amount
per day taken in since the opening Is
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