Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-02
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sFEdAL TO rRE EvREkA DAILY SENTINEL.
WARRINGTON INTELLIGENCg.
MS. BUTLER EylNCsS 6ssAT Dsll6HT.
MILITARY PURSUIT INTO MEXICO.
Mrs. jerks Not I'm n Good Humor.
Ma. BUTLER 5vIsCsS GSsAT DsllsgT.
MILITARY PURSUIT INTO MEXICO.
N ,Iuly

At Mr.. Chandler's testimony before the
Potter Committee. which, according 10 his
theory, laws the foundation for the charge
which he is striving TO sGbstantiate, that
Mr.. Hayes was a party 70 the bargain which
secured the support Of the Democrats
to the completion Of the Electoral count,
and thus obtained the presidency in con-
siderstion Of his pledge to abandon Pack
ard and Chamberlain, and recognize
Nichols and Hampton. Mr.. Butler is re-
ported as saving that Il this allegation can
be proved, it properly forms the basis Of
Impeachment, and no doubt he intends to
accomplish this object if he can do so.
The order formerly iSsued, authorizing
the military pursuit into Mexico. of cattle
thieves, Will be more vigorously enforced
hereafter, irrespective Of Mexican pro
tests, on the ground that Mexico, by her
self prevenrluE lncGrslons. can obviate sn
invasion Of herSoll by u troops.
The Potter Committee resumed its ses-
sion to-day. Representative Foster in
quired regarding the published statement
Of General Butler. that a certain well-re-
membered speech by Foster had been pre-
pared ~ prominent southern Democrats.
General Butler assured Mr.. Foster that he
l1bcred under a misrepresentation. MIR.
Foster was almost assured that there was
no intention to call him as a witness.
Mrs. jerks reappeared. and retired after
teStliylng that she had a brother named
Adolph +. Murdoch, formerly United States
mail agent and recently appointed to the
New Orleans Custom House, but she had
not been advised of the appointment,
which he should have had long $50. She
had sought his appointment, but was IN
successful.
Nry YoFE .JuIy
\ Times Washington correspondent
says Of Mrs. jerks examination: She did
not seem to be in good humor, or appear
TO take umbrage al many Of the questions
put 70 her. Mr.. Potter. who conducted
the examination, become so irritated at
her persistent rudeneSs that he completely
lost his temper, especially when Mrs.
Jenks told him he must be very dull of
comprehension not 70 understand one Of
her answers. and added that she spoke
very good English. Mr.. Springer, with the
view Of aSc~ertalning her financial condi-
ton, llterroEatej her as TO her occupation,
when she promptly retorted by saying,
OthclJs occupation i gone. The Re
publican party is dead in Louis-
ana which readily evoked s neal
Of laughter Mr.. Potter himself
heartily Participating. Her reply drove
"A % IA A4-t tNk u E-A[ = % a LIN
a long Dlrse occurred at this juncture.
wuIl+ w,AanG for Mr.. Butler, who asked
her a day or two ago 10 produce the An
4 arSo1 letters. which she expressed her
willingness 10 do. provided she was per
to INTRODUCES copies Of her replies.
When Mr.. Butler entered the room, NJ.
Potter informed him that Mrs. JenSs had
some letters for him. bat the General de-
cllaeI TO receive them, quoting from Virgil
tie line. " fear the Greeks bringing gifts
in their hands"
NV York, July /.
\ Worlds Washington correspondent
says The Potter committee viii continue
the Florida case tomorrow.
Messrs. Vance and Black, who are named
by : lEis As tae persons who counted in
- -@aiuleat votes in Archer precinct, in
Alachus County, Will probably testify. AS
the evidence is conclusive against them.
there Is no little interest 70 learn how trey
are going To GET ont Of it both of them
are Federal otheeholders, who were content
to hold smaller positions than McLin and
Dennis.
jerks VIII probably be discharged this
week, and kelIo-g put on the stand TO
give an aecoun Of the Louisiana Return
ing Board u and the history Of the
removal Of Packard. Ii Kellogg is as Sc
'eIe ~ tNe IA!eS IlHn'I99A,'H 10 L"uIS-
ana y ~ ; IN 80. sI.'ln, M 'estINoH!
VI'HiiSeS s0I-e IA ''~H- 'S'9-1'''Hs'
= Prize FiGht Lasting One Hour
and Fifteen Minutes.
NV IoRK, July /.
~ af TO- fg7rS, ,r 81 ~, ~
N,Iisan 80. bai1 f,~ : u NJ
tLa1 910 man mel No 80 ~ tho ~
known nojticians in rb4 cirv were Dra.-
ent and witnessed a we'll contested hight.
B9tn men were IN excellent training they