Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-04
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W~AsHINeToN, May 3.-Representative
Tucker, Chairman of the Sub Committee
| Of seven, Of the Ways and Means Commit
tee will, on Tuesday, present to the full
| committee q schedule which he has pre-
pared, with the understanding that no
member Of she subcommittee shall be COM
mitted in favor Of the bill in whole or in
part. The object being to bring it directly
before the full committee. Among the ar
ticles which it is proposed to place on the
free list are wood, pulp, iron, ore, rags,
salt, chains, halter chains, and the various
manufactures Of iron which enter into
composition, books, magazines, etc.
A bill has been introduced in the House,
by Ellis, for telegraph service between
Bottom and Washington, and intermediate
Postofices, for the purpose Of testing the
practicability OF q general system Of Gov
eminent postal telegraph lines to cheaper
the service. Extensions Of the lines to st.
Louis, Chicago, New Orlens, and other
cities, are to come into the plan if Congress
80 provides.
In the House, to-day, the Republicans
SoAiO0 AOA bnc ACduin6 VI oil DlllS luz blio
purpose of preventing the introduction of
an anti-third term resolution after the call
Of States.
sympathizers of d. NJ. Bennett.
New YORK, May 3.-Chickering Hall
was densely packed last night by sympa-
thizers Of d. M. Bennett, recently released
from Imprisonment for sending alleged OBJ
scene matter through the mails. Elizur
Wright, President, and a dozen others be-
sides Bennett, spoke whenever Tom Paine's
and BENEFITS names were mentioned. The
cheering was wild. The following was
sdopted
Resolved, That though re~ligiously, An
thony Comstock is a creature of the church
politically, he is a product of the Republic
can party, and that his law is the work of
a Republican Congress, and that, as the
"God in the Constitute proposition
came within two votes of receiving a two
thirds majority Of the Senate, twenty-eight
votes, all Republican, being cast for it,
these measures and this action of respec-
tive parties should be taken into careful
consideration by every voting liberal.
Political Notes.
CHICAGO, May 3.-The Inter-O Oceans
Washington special says that the Blaine
men are calling County Conventions
throughout Pennsylvania for the purpose
of getting them to instruct their district
delegates to Chicago to vote for Blaine,
regardless of the instruction Of the State
Convention.
Congressman Tom Young, Of Cincinnati,
has returned from South Carolina, where
he has been looking after SheI mans inter-
ests. He says he has pledges from seven of
South Carolina's delegates to the Chicago
Convention that they will vote for Sher-
man ON the first ballot. This information
is very surprising, from the fact that no
delegates to the Chicago Convention have
such iron-clad instructions as those from
South Carolina for Grant.
In the primaries in Illinois, up to the
present time, more than half the delegates
to the State Convention are Blaine men.
General Logan has returned to the city,
and, it is understood, will remain through
the campaign to conduct the Grant battle,
which promises to be brisk and of doubtful
outcome.
The primaries in Wisconsin Saturday in
dictate that the delegation will be for Sher-
man, and certainly solid against a third
term. Washburne and Blaine get a con-
siderable number Of votes.
The Inter-Ocean says that the selection
Of Postmaster General Keys successor will
be postponed until after the Chicago Con-
vention.
The Price Of Tea.
New York, May 8 .--The Bulletin says
a large importing house here. which has
agents in China, has not received any con-
frmatory advices regarding the reported
troubles with Russia, and the price Of tea
is not affected in the least. 1t Is suggested
in some quarters that rumors have been set
ahoat in the London market in order to
give stimulus to trade.
Arrival OF Immigrants.
New York. May 3.-Steamships arrived
to-day from Europe bringing 1891 immi-
grants. The French papers state there are
250, 900 persons waiting means Of transport
tation to this country. Over 1900 are
waiting berths in Havre.
Solid for Blaine.
WHEELING, May 3.-The Ohio Republican
County Convention elected IS delegates,
instructed for Blaine. to the State Conven-
ton. West Virginia will be solid for Blaine.
A~nti-third-term resolutions were adopted.
Shot by Policeman.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3.-Frank Burke was
shot dead last night by policeman William
Shields. Burke was hurting stones at the
oficer after having been ordered away from