Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-04
NIGHT DISPATCHES,
The Movement to Dust the
Latter.
WHAT MONTGOMERY BLAIR
SAYS ABOUT 1T.
WAsHINGToN, April 3.

Title hI G~re>lutHJ IIdSeS, pTOiiiiuebt
Democrats in Congress say they do
not believe ten Representatives, and
not a single Democratic Senator. favor
Montgomery Blair, however.
is ndustriously at work. There is
much talk over the resolutions this
morning. A number of excellent law
yers here hold that the Supreme Court
has no jurisdiction, and this will be
the first question argued if the court
aver reaches it.. There will be a o
to advance the case OF the docket i'm
mediately after it j. filed, but it is not
expected that this will tie granted, and
it may be provided for in the bill which
has been prepared, covering the qnes
ton OF jurisdiction and providing for a
speedy trial. Many Democrats will
oppose any bill tending to disturb the
country as this would. Montgomery
Blair, in An interview, expresses con
titence that Tilden will he seated in
the White House in sixty days. He
saws in y conversation To day with Rep
resentatives he is confident the bill viii
pass by more than a two-thirds vote.
The bill has been drafted by David
Dudley Field. 1t will provide for a
jury on the issues of fact, the jury to
lie drawn from the Judges of the
United States Courts throughout the
country. Blair laws great importan -
upon the tact that in the law creating
the Electoral Commission there was a
provision that either party might take
an appeal from the final result. He
saws IN view of this act, no Democrat
can decline TO vote to take an APPEAL.
Senator Booth WAS taken suddenly
i'll in the Senafe chamber to day, and
was conducted TO the cloak room. He
seemed to be afflicted with vertigo.
Further from Municipal
Elections.
CINCINNATI, April 3.
Full returns elect one Republican on
the city ticket. The City Board will
stand Councilmen. 20 Republicans
and Il Democrats. Aldermen, II Re
pubiicans and Is Democrats.
KANSAS CITY, April 3.
The Democratic ticket was elected by
a majority of from 80 to 400, except for
treasurer The Democrats elect 3 al
dermen and the Republicans 8.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April 3.
The Democrats elect the entire city
ticket by good majorities. All the
Councilmen are Democrats.
CHICAGO, Apri! 3.
In the aldermanic and town election
yesterday the total vote approximated
MS follows: $4,000 Republican &; $4,000
Democrat, and 900 Independents.
that is boiling Republicans and Demo
Gratis, 6 200 Communists and ZOO Ma
t~ionals The result for aldermen VAS,
Democrats g. Republicans 7, Democrat
and National 2, Independent 2, Social
i>t l.. In the South Town the Repub-
licans elected the collector, supervisor
ana town clerk, and the Democrats AMI
Nationals elected the assessor. In
West Town, the Democrats elected their
entire ticket. In North Town, the Re
publicans elected the collector and as
SCISSOR and the Democrats elected the
supervisor and town clerk.
MILWAUKEE, April 3.
The entire Democratic city ticket is
carried by a majority of from 300 to
400. The Republicans gained largely
in aldermen and supervisors. John
Black, Democrat, was elected mayor
by a large majority.
A Great turf Event.
LOUISVILLE, April 2.
Col. l.. NJ. Lewis Clark. Jr, Presi
dent OF the Louisville Jockey cub,
has perfecled arrangements by which
Ten Broeck and the California Won
der ,Mollie Mccarthy, are to run four
mile heats at louisville, July 4til.
1873, for ten thousand dollars. Two or
three other races will be given. This
will make the grandest days racing
ever seer in America. MoIlie McCar
thy, her owner thinks, is able to beat
any horse in the country. The mare
is to come to Louisville from Caiiior-
MIA in Budd DobIe's car, which has
been chartered tor the round trip. Ten
Brock was never in better condition.
The mare will probably arrive about
May list to prepare for the great con-
test.
Republican Victory I'm Rhode ISL
PROVIDENCE, April 3.
The State election to-day is proceed
ing quietly. Governor Van Zandt.
Republican. will be re elected by an
Increased majority.
A Crazy Policeman mt the Long Is
Iana EIaction--Other Iteins from
New York.
NEW YORK, April 8.
The receiver of the Rockiand savings
bank has brough. suit against the
trustees of the bank as trustees aud in,
dividuals for $33 900. the amount EN-
bezzlei by the president. secretary,
vice president and the officers OF the
institution, claiming that the trustees
are liable for negligence in allowing
the money of the bauk to be embezzled
by its Officers.
The World speaking Of the Long Il
land city election. says fraud is charged
on both sides. A New York politician
told a World reporter that he had sent
100 men to Long Island city, and that
all of them had voted, but did not say
for whom.
The Herald has this Of the election
in Long Island yesterday !: Shortly
before the closing OF the polls in the
Blissville ward, Louis Smith, an ex-
police sergeant. becanls enraged for
some reason and fired three shots from
a revolver into the crowd. One shot
took effect in Patrick Coles, who fell.
He was conveyed To his home in Dutch
Hills. His injury will probably prove
fatal. At the third shot the pistol ex-
ploded, badly decorating Smiths hand.
The crowd then set upon and would
have lynched him but for the inlerfer-