Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-02

lBy Telegraph to the SENTINEL

NEW YORK, November /.
The defense calling to the stand H. l.,
Morey, he testified: I live in Lawrence,
Mass, and was born in Lowell. 1 am q
common laborer. l entered the army in
1861, and remained until 1865. Here is
my discharge. I know Henry L. Morey;
he is my uncle; he lived in New Hamp-
shire, in Baskerville, for some wears: he
afterwards Travelled for a commercial
house in Philadelphia. 1 then lost track
OF him for three years, as l was in South
America. On my return I saw him, in the
fall OF 1877 and spring of 1878. 1 vent to
Lynn to see my stepmother, and met him
there both times, between February and
March, 1879. l was in Lynn getting
papers signed for my pension, which I lost.
l went with him to the City Hall. / have
seen Fl. L. Morey write and know his
handwriting. The signature in the regis.
ter OF the Kirkland House Of Lynn, Mass,
shown me, is the signature of Henry L..
Morey. As late as February 20, 1879, 1
also find his signature here under date of
October 10, 1879. 1t reads, "H. L. Morey,
Lynn Main street is the principal street
IN Lynn. My uncle, in Lawrence, Mass,
showed me the certificate in June, 1879.
l read 1t and handed it bach to him.
Hancock Makes n Little Speech to
Medical Students.
NEW YORK, November Lone hundred
and fifty members of the Bellevue Medi-
cal College were given a hearty welcome
by General Hancock on Saturday. Gen.
eral Hancock spoke as follows l am glad
to see from your presence here that you
take an interest in the defense of our in
situations, in the welfare of the country,
and In the preservation Of constitutional
government. Your best efforts should be
directed towards maintaining the purity Of
the ballot In doing so you will take a step
towards conserving your liberties. 1t is,
therefore,, OF the highest Importance that
you see II you cannot compel the Office
holders now in power to relinquish their
seats. II you do not unseat them nov,
you may never be able to do so. When we
xamin the books OF an establishment
we naturally do not use the book-keepers
who made the entries, but employ experts.
This course should be adopted with the
Governments accounts. In ordinary pc
RODS when the expenses are comparatively
light, the people may not think a change
OF officials necessary, but in a great war,
such as we have had, during the time one
party only has had Office, and has had con-
troll OF millions of money. 1t is well to
have an examination of the books and see
If we have what we are represented to
have. That is the duty OF the hour, and
now Will give you an opportunity to ex-
press your opinions.
A Labor Union Ordering Arms.
CHICAGO, November 1.-The Omaha
Times says the report which has been gen.
orally circulated that the water works
would be built by 800 or 400 Cinnamon,
brought from the Pacific Coast, has caused
the Executive Committee OF the Labor
Union to order a $50 stand OF arms and
10000 rounds Of ammunition, to divide
the city into districts, and to arrange for
the ringing OF the fire alarm bell on the
arrival of the pigtails. The officers Of the
Water Works Company say they don't in
tend to employ Chinese, and that the re-
port has been started for political effect.
Interview with N Californian.
NEW YORK, November 1.-The Herald
has had an interview with a Californian.
Has the Morey letter done any mischief, |
think you?
1t has, unquestionably. I think it a
forgery, but it has all the same done bad
work.
The Republicans will vote their ticket
all the same?
Yes; but there are a large number of
doubtful voters, and many who wanted an
excuse for going against Garfield will find
in that their opportunity. Whichever
party gets the doubtful voters carries the
State. Correspondence from all parts Of
the State show its effect in favor Of Han
cock.
Excitement Among Omaha Work.
ingmen.
OMAHA, November 1.-Considerable ex-
element exists among the Omaha work
regarding the report that the
Omaha Water Works Company intend to
three or four hundred Cinnamon
from the Pacific Coast, to be employed in
building the water works now in process
Of construction.