Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-31
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Ben. Buffers Opinion of the muddle.
A SCHEME TO FURTHER THE GRANT BOOM.
Preparing TO Receive P.rneiI.
ArsrsrA. December 80.
The Governor has decided not TO submit
10 the Supreme Court the questions pro
posed BY Mr.. Morrill,. This Is obtained
on good authority, though IL viii not be
put into writing before to-morrow- The
Governors reason for no- acquiscing in
Mr.. MOrrill's proposition i that most Of
the points have already been adjudicsted
upon, and there would not be an oppor-
tunisy to organize the legal Legislature II
the decision Of the our were awaited, As .
certificate must be issued to member ~
days before the assembling Of the Legisla-
sure. In addition the Governor points out
that he his no legal right TO withdraw the
certificates already issued. and since each
House Is the judge Of its own elections, II
there are any wrongs they can be righ'ed.
"Sarkasm--
NEW Yozx, December 30.
reporter interviewed Hayes yesterday
on the Maine question. He said he be
Heysd An accommodation would be come
90 By Wednesday without going to the
Courts. He thinks the Democrats cannot
do otherwise than back down. They know
they have made sad blunders- To think,
said HAYES. thai old eastern Maine, with
al is culture and educational advance
nens. VIII stand s0eh . perversion Of the
peoples ~preruga1ve u too absurd know
49, I'll - $3.50 - CnrDrv-nr a. rrorou
shnzId refuse 80 have the legal points
raised properly tested. and hold on TO the
poszr15l his party has taken l do not
think Il i NJ al likely that - men IN his
party, az any considerable part Of them,
vs1H be wiling 10 take the seats that are
IN dlsruss- II the Republican Represents
nv=s thAs hare been eleesed proceed TO their
seats N he Legislature On the proper day,
their oppcneEss viii ssy : In equity, At
Least. yo1 are entitled 10 your seats, and
yoz nKy have them, for u.s.
BusIer-s Opinion.
Boston, December 30.
General Batter eontrsdicts the statement
that he has given legal advice TO Governor
GArceloa and Council IN the course they
hare taken He had never been asked to
advise about the matter. Butler says,
however, that he does not see how they
could have acted otherwise than a. they
hare acted. and strictly followed the Con-
and laws The Governor is not
. Judge, said Butler, nor are be and the
Council q Returning Board, but simply .
Board They are 70 ascertain
who have been elected from the legally
made resurns- That appears 10 be exactly
what they have dons-
Bogus sasek Dealers.
Wv YoEx. December 30.
Tbs Efforts Of the yex York Stock Ex-
10 break up fraudulent dealers, who
mails, have resulted In TIE exposure Of
several concerns. and IN the closing Of the
mails 70 eight firms engaged IN bogus
stock Transactions The profits from this
kind Of business, a revealed by the dis
Of Anthony C0mstock. are SUP
prisingly large
The Grant Boom
CHICAGO, December 30.
A Times Washington special says: The
Of the Grant Presidential boom
have agreed upon a plan for the appoint
ment of delegates to the Chicago Conyen-
ion. The alleged scheme calls for q meet
ing Of the Republican Conventions Of New
York, Pennsylvania. Indiana and Illinois,
supposed TO be sure for Grant, in Febru-
airy. and with solid Grant delegations from
these States 50 early in the season, ii Is ex-
that all opposition TO . third term
will die cut. Conkling, Cameron and
are credited with originating the
plan
Another Massacre Feared.
DENVER, December 30.
Up to this time nothing has been heard
from the Commission Communication
between Lake City and Los Pinos has not
yet been broken, but there has been no
news, official or unofficial, since Friday
General Hatch was to save left for
Chives' ranch, thirty miles from Los Pinos,
yesterday morning, but whether he did or
is not known. The anxiety is intense,
and there are fears Of another massacre.
Preparing for ParneIl.
Bosros, December 30.
A largely attended meeting OF the Par
nell Reception Committee was held last
night to complete arrangements for Par
reception. A committee was APP
to 60 to New York md accom-
pany Parnell to Boston. A public recep-
ton viii be given in the Boston Theater,
when Parnell will make an address. A
banquet viii also be given in his honor.
A Boston Tragedy.
BosToS, December 30.
Mrs. Helene Josephine Ward, living at
No. IL Hamilton Place, with her daughter,
aged nineteen years, was shot last night
while asleep and died this morning. From
what the daughter says, it is believed that
while in q state Of somnambulism she shot
her mother, who occupied the same room
and bed with her.
A Profitable Invention.
CLEVELAND, December 80.
Charles 8. Bush, Of Cleveland, has just
sold his English patents for an electric
lighting apparatus to a large incorporated
company in London for f30, 900.
Sundays Blaze.
BOSTON, December 30.
The aggregate damage to buildings by
Sunday nights fire was 1919. 800 insur-
ance $525, 900. The aggregate loss in mer-
chandise and fixtures was 1857, 700; fully
insured.
On q War Footing.
PORTLAND, December 80.
Captain Lynch, Of the Montgomery
Guards, has notified his men to be ready
to march on an instant's notice, from
which it is inferred that the company, with
light infantry, will be called to Augusta.
NEWS.