Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-04
NEWS.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY sENTINEL.l
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An Investigation of the Presidential
Election.
A PROBABLE SENSATION.
The steamship Cimbria.
NO SALE OF STEAMERS.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
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n MAY 8.

WASHINGTON. May 5.
The President says the present ar
ranpement is tor ClarkSon n. Potter
to introduce in the House IA general
resolution of Investigation of the Pres
idential election. TIE resolution will
be accompanied by original docu-
ments, comp rising the statements OF
McLin and Dennis. 1t is proposed to
have the resolution S drawn as to
cover the alleged frauds in Louisiana.
In this connection there will be sub
mitted some sworn affidavitS of per
sons connected with the Returning
Board, which have teen recently pre-
pared, but have been Withheld from
the public until the whole subject
could be brought before the House.
Certain Democrats Intimate that those
documents will create a sensation.
Secretary Evarts said to A CORE
spondeut, with reference 10 the Gin
bria, that this Government had re.
ceived no official information what.
ever, nor was any such Information
looked for. Merchant and war YES
sells of any nation are at liberty. under
the usual regulations, to visit our
ports, so long as universal peace pre-
walls. The only question that can
arise touching the Cimtrla, will be
with the Treasury Department. If the
Cimbria has proper papers, and has
CON piled with the maritime laws and
regulations of the United. States, this
Government has no more cause to in
tertere with her han with a vessel OF
the Cunard or any other line entering
the port of New York.
Inc New York Times says the theory
that some of the Russians now on
board the Cimbrla are to man vessels
purchased here, and that others are to
be sent to San Francisco TO form the
crews OF fast steamers bought there by
Russia, is OF no value, 10 view OF the
fact that no vessels have been sold to
the Mu>cOvite Government by any OF
our ship owners since the beginning OF
the European complications; nor, so
far as eau be a~Scertained, are there any
negotiations pending for the sale of
steamers nov in the United States to
that Government. 1t has been stated
that the Pacific Mail Steamship ON
pany is DESTROYS to sell the steamers
City of TakIo and City of Peking othe
Russian Government. Mr.. VIM. 2.
CLYDE. the general agent of that com
! pany, said yesterday afternoon thatthe
company is not negotiating through
u agent for the sale or purchase OF
vessels
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