Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-23
EASTERN E S.
~ TELEGRAPH.
eRIsiDE lGlIyST nLDEa.
Still Wnngling in Maine.
NOMINATION or UNITED STATES SENATOR
ACsmpanien for the Fanatic, Free


AUsAyT, January Il
In tie Tzrnnany Denoer1fie roafersne
last sreziag. " c. NoAk, Chairman Of the
state C0z@is=se. called the MEETING 20
order. ssslng he tko1ghf j; proper 10 cal
FOR . oousalr2tson Ct those Democrats who
made q sand against ~psr~o1zl dierasson in
ths cazrn5En 81 last fall. and y. them
.Sous measures uhSeh wozId lead 10 the
ronTnrrau q \ nzn 70 the Presidency
whom IL place woui3 seek. and 10 one
who sszzks the pace 4 resolGtien u2s
x3ousz3 GraIng the right Of the De1oe-
rsry 20 rt.ees the n~czainx1son rsd< By the
party ~coAEeussoa Of a candidate sho -
ozenzzss 10 q c0aslderkble body at the
party. .Azi the re<ol1loD coa1z11ess we
see n0sAiEx in the past or prs-enf cIrcum-
stances Of the party Ia tnss State 20 pre-
vent is znlEz1g On 4 c41211xss fairy I0Ds-
hated, AID sAo Is acceptable 20 all sections
a she party" Il ws Ms resolved that Is
Is n<csssxry sAAs $ s..se C~c1sszao1 Be
coaFs.s1 10 soVo.zf delegates SC the Ma
isSz1l CczvezilSa-
HE Onsiesk in Maine.
Bos7yS. yAnzxry n
TIE Egr1ls Augusta ~sye4ez4l skvs the
F-1ssszsss Lk-s1atzrs zse1 f1zs z1znlng-
In the He4% Mr. eastman czElsd sur .
reSs5<s tr sAe CszEisss@ O. Eec1a1s- II
he xAs k43EzS = z4s 10 Which X was nos
EGrzs1ed he ssAz - k18E u AID 20 Ao3e-
Ii twas Kis8 x-naazz<sd fhE1 GsvernT Saith
had received a eyasr1zzAxsary address from
the Contra Cab q GSe@1b4eE3vs II Titus
Vile Pa The eazrniiies On order OF
buss5ess hssars reporting VIII ADVISE with
the leaders 4 resolution as irfTudncsi-
AID referred 20 q c0zEi-t1e- authorizing
q conference ~sfh tie Portland authorities,
30 see # . sazsaAe 5oldinS can he had
there for tbe legislative AID Exacztise De-
pArtrnensx q tee GsF@rnEae1E A telegram
wAs received. 51virSg them % s1ke Up quar-
tiers in Bad6esavd- In the S~nA,e. Nj. Al
vel 0pFzosed The Srss=g 10 proceed 20 bush
ness, SAYING Lei Is go into the State
House With Cur Legislature. CT 20 home"
Another member favored = e0upreni-e.
He feared TIE Fresaf policy would lead TO
bsoodshed- Governor Smith told : re-
porter that. as6er she present. clrcum-
stances, he sA0all not deem il advisable,
bat ii he had possession If the State House
the Blaine uszETsrs znni1 not get II siih-
out bIDalsha1.
In the Republican Senate, an amend
raens TO the Constitution vas presented. to
esecs the GcEtraar by . plurality vOse-
The FusEoniss representative Staples has
taken . seat IN fAz House. Some members
are talking Seriously Of taking means TO
arrest the whole hatch CT Eus3onist officials
On . charge & treason
a Companion for Freeman
DVEgQrE- Iowa. January p.
Great e~xeitemeni useyAils at New Hzmp-
ton. lows. over 3 supposed horrible muir
der. An Adventist preacher, named Elder
Buck. resides near there, and makes = Nv
ing BY revealing secrets c0Dnd d 10 him BY
the spirits One dss last fall, 8 nsighbor
hearing screams from Toe house Of Buck,
and SEEING hrs Hite wringing her hands in
agony. locked through the door, and saE
Buck beating bis young son, who was tied
| to the bed. Since that time his boy has
hesn missing, and, Is Buck belongs to the
same class VI religious fanatics As Free
man. q Massachusetts. il Is believed that
he sacrificed the boy Mrs Bnck declares
the boy ran away. Buck has fed from the
neighborhood. and the citizens are making
an investigation
Senatorial Nominations.
JACKSON. Miss, January p.
In the Democratic caucus last night. on
lle 1Stl bA-sa- Tue vote StOO1- B4rke47ie,
As; Georzs. Is: Singleton, 50. The name
Of B2rksdzle was then withdrawn. The
nett ballot resulted in the nomination d
j. z. George. who received 10 votes, Sin
gleton 50 and 1 scattering. The nomina-
iion sas after yards made unanimous.
NEW ORLEANS, January p.
In the Democratic caueus last night
Randall 4. Gibson, on the second ballot,
received IS votes for United States Sena-
tor. 10 sueceed Kellogg. His nomination
Was made unanimous. Kellogg's term ex-
pires in 1883.
Washinsaon's Birthday.
NEW YORK. January %.
The Sun appeals in a double loaded
leader for an enthusiastic celebration OF
the approaching I'D Of February. 1t says,
II WAS w~sshington's voluntary retirement
az the expiration Of his second term which
gave the finishing touch to his fame and
made ii immortal.
Yorktown Cesebretion.
WAsHN5ToS, January %.
The House Comm 2 on the Yorktown
celebration RECOMMENDS that an appropria-
ton Of 500. 600 for the erection OF a mon
ument at Yorktown, the scene Of Lord
Corvallis surrender