Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-07
EASTERN NEWS.
NIGHT
@ TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
Congressional Proceedings.
The Reason Mr. Tilden refused to
Take the Gath Of Office.
PRESIDENT GRANT PREPARED
FOR ACTION.
The Effect of Hayes and Nheeler
Being Depssed.
SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
WASHINGTON.
Congressional Proceedings
IN Effect of Hayes and Wheeler
Being Depssed.
WASHINGTON. May 6.

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Sumption bills are assigned for con-
>ider4tiou By the >enat Ia day. The
probabilities favor iii- protnpt passage
of the Bankrupt bill, sih very little
additional a. bate. and with the amend
ments which were reported from the
Senate Judiciary COMMITTEES last
Thursday. The discussion regarding
the resump iion Of >pecie payments Is
ex pected 10 run through the week, but
may Very possibly b. shortened IN
view of the fuliress of the recent de
bate on financial topics. apropps of the
silver question. n iy reaspD OF the
accumulation of appropriation bills
rec-ived from The House OF ReyreseD-
iatISes.
O~lng TO the f~orwardDsss of general
appropriation bills. II - thought that
an adjournment of Congress, sine die,
can take place toward the last Of June.
They do not suppsa>e tina the dis-G~
sion of The iarIff bill viii occupy NOR
than a week, and lay that the lime viii
b- afforded Tor The consideration OF the
Pacific railroad bills ami other proini
men, public MEASURES. Strenuous ef
forts Will b. made this week to either
lay he tariff bill on the table or post
poue it until next SESSION. which result
would he equivalent Ia IT. oef-at- MIR
Wool. however. is still that
it will become a lsw at the present ses-
sion.
The Post 10 day publishes a double
leafied editorial. showing why Mr..
TIlden refused tn take the oath OF the
Presidential office prior to March 4th
1877. The artic. goes on To LAY that
Mr.. Tiluen a. fir>t intended 10 lake the
oath in a public manner, a. soon as he
| learned al Grants determination TO ar
rest him on a charge of treason, aud
throw him into Fnrire>s Monroe a.
an i~n>figatar oil seditiou and rebellion
upon his appearance Al the csplJai for
that purpose. That Mr.. Grant was
prepared for such action, and would
have seized Mr.. Tlden's person is well
knosn 10 many persons OF both tar
ties, aud that Tilden WAS restrained bt
his kuoaI ledge of such peril. II Off
cially notorious in private c'fcIe~. Th-
consequence j., thaf if Hayes and
Wheeler should be- depos al by reason
| Of election frauds, the succession Will
be vacant. and the house would pro
| coed to elect the same as if here had
been no choice by the electoral college,
The presiding officer of the Senate dr.
| charging he duties of the Presidency
| simply dd interim, between the dspo-
sition of Hayes and the election by the
House.
The House committee on Education
and Labor 10 dap agreed upon the bill
making it a misieneanor for the mas
ter of any vessel 10 lake more than Il
Chinese passengers. male or female. 10
the United States alter January LIST,
1879.
The President has appointed stephen
B. Packard, OF Lou siana, consul al
Liverpool.
Russian Naval Officers Coming
Probable Purchase of More
ships.
NEW YORK. May s.
A Herdld's Baltimore correspondent
writes | am informed that some ten
other Russian naval officers are to
coIns ia this and with the a.
si>tance of two American gentlemen.
are to designate about sixty ships, TO
be purchased and fitted nut as priva-
teer, in the event of war between Rus
sia and England. The crews will be
drafted partly from the men brought
aver by the Cimbria, and Will te CON
pleted by men enlisted in this country.
One Of the officers hasa list of the own
ers of the steamers FIR sale, in which
tut udtIlt III tuS 4 dGiuE NJ > cdi IL =
Company is used.
Mrs. TiItOn TO be Dropped from tn
Rolls of the tnnrch.
NEW YORK. May 6.
The World saws the annusl business
meeting al the Plymouth Church rus
tees was held Saturday evening. IL II
understood that the name of Mrs. Til
ton Will be dropped from the roll ri
The Church. Whether she will appear
and make "A statement or not is not
known. II is said that Mrs. Titon is
preparing a detailed statement. con-
firming and explaining her late c"n-
f~ss>ion. The Plymouth Church p-o-
pie rave heard this report, and believe
that it is true.
Canadians Alarmed.
BUFFALO. Nav 5.
There are various ruuiors Of conielm
plated raids IN Canada by the Irish in
case Of war between Russia n En-
gland. 1t is stated that three com
panies of Irish patriots are armed and
equipped here ready for service, aud =
thousand Western Irishmen hav- been
notified 50 that they can be here in
twenty four hours. while th.re are
three thousand more in this vicinity
that will rendezvous for raids within
three days.
Mr. toukunS la Consultation with
the Leaders of the Florida Move
ment.
New YORK. MAY 6.
A World Washington special says /:
Since the agitation of The Flosida ques-
ton. Mr.. Conkling has been in consult
tation with the leaders of the move
ment in the Democratic party. 1t l.
positively known that Conkling IL in
full sympathy with the investigation.
and will assist actively, if not openly.
in securing il. Mr.. Morton, who has
not Yet returned To Washington. has
kept Mr.. Conkliug fully posted on the
result OF his Investigations in Florida.
A Destructive Fire.
kEoKUK. Iowa, Nav 6.
A fire in the general Offices of the
Keokuk and De> Maines railroad. sun
day morning. destroyed the buili:ny,
also Burketi'S wholesale poiion honse
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