Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-18

| price, the remainder being charged Sc
cretly at $14 q thousand for the second
| printing. or the green tint, and $40 for the
third printing on the faces. Glover says
| that Congress and the public have been de-
ceived that the Bureau figures are wholly
unreliable ; that the Bureau reports do
not make q proper showing OF cost, and
that the bank note printing indicate a loss
and extravaganza within the last fiscal
year TO thee extent OF $3.50. 900. The expen-
| ditures of the Bureau before 1874 are not
! even known, being mixed with the So
| called expenses OF the National Loan, and
it would take q corps CT clerks six months
to ascertain the actual state of the account.
Found Guilty Of sfu1ins n Ballot
MEMPHIS, December II.
The jury in the case Of b. H. Eddins,
on trial in the United States Court for
stufing a ballot-box at the last Presiden-
tial election with Democratic tickets, re-
tured a verdict yesterday OF guilty. Ed
dins was one of the judges Of election and
q prominent citizen.
A Number OF Suicides.
OMAHA, Neb., Dec. II.
August Hubermann, formerly a ~farrier
by occupation, and at one time carrying
on an extensive business and being consid-
cred well off, suicided by cutting his throat
with O piece Of glass broken from the
window Of his cell in the jail, where he
was confined by reason OF his insanity,
and from which he was to have been taken
to the insane asylum yesterday. Whisky
was the cause Of his trouble.
James Stakes, q printer, was found dead
in his bed this morning. He committed
suicide by taking morphine. Whisky was
the cause.
J.. W.. Daerstadt, commercial traveller,
committed suicide this morning at Ne
braska City, by hanging himself at the
and had been drinking for several days.
Mrs. A. r. Stewart Contributes
$1,000.
NEW York, December II.
Mrs. A. T. Stewart recently contributed
| 81, 900 to three different Hebrew charities.
The intelligence created a sensation in the
Jewish community. 1t was said at first
| that the Directors in all three Of the So
cieties were Of the opinion that the contri-
buttons should be declined with thanks.
but o World reporter, who last night WIS.,
tied several prominent Hebrews, found
their sentiments to be opposed to any in
reference Of private prejudices with the
| obligations of the Trustees who manage
the public charities.
ket to Himself
NEW York, December II.
The World says Jim Keene appeared in
Wall street yesterday. He declined to talk
about his wheat operations in the west.
The most of the large operators at Chicago
have become alarmed at Keene's recent
transactions, and have closed all outstand-
ing contracts. One dispatch said the large
spectators are looking on with folded
arms, and allow Keene and his associates
to nave the market to themselves.
Gov. Hampton in n Critical Com
dillon.
New York, December II.
The Herald's Columbia, s. c., CORE
spondent says: Gov. Hampton's case has
| again taken q most serious turn, and his
| condition is regarded as exceedingly criti-
| cal. His symptoms within the last twenty
four hours are regarded as strongly indica-
tive of pyaemia, and his physicians are
manifestly concerned for the developments
of the next twenty-four hours.
Fusion Tickets Recommended.
NEW YORK, December IT.
A writer in the Worid, this morning,
recomme nds the Democrats and Nationals
to have fusion tickets in 1880, as was done
for Breckenridge and Bell and Douglas in
1860. The World, while not admitting
that the Democrats are not strong enough
alone to beat the Republicans, hopes the
idea will be generally discussed.
slsJ, 900. 900 to Resume with.
WAsHINGToN, December II.
The United .Statel Treasurer expects to
have on the first of January, exclusive OF
all demands. $l35, 0oO, 800 in coin, with
which to resume specie payments.
Gold Selling at Par.
New YORK, December IL.
At ha,f-past 10, to-day, gold sold at par
for the first time since the suspension Of
specie payments in 1862.
A Desperate Attempt al = Rescue.
New YORK, December II.
As suspected, when the Manhattan Bank
robbers were being taken from the Jeffer-
son Market Police Court, this afternoon, q
desperate attempt was made to rescue n
Of them-Red Leary. Pistols were drawn,
and but for the plucky assistance of the
| detective. the attempt would have sue
ceeded. A man named Reilly was arrested
for participating In the attempted rescue.