Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-23
EASTERN INTELLIGENCE.
DEATH or GOVERNOR WILLIAMS.
A NEW SENATORIAL COM
PLEXI0N.
A State Left Without a Head.
MORE ABOUT THE M0REY
LETTER.
I~ngersoll's Seoularization Scheme.
RESULT OF THE HEAVY RISE IN STOCKS.
A CASE OF CURIOUS COMPLICA.
TON.
A State Left Without a Head.
~Ingersoll's Seoularization Scheme
RESULT OF THE HEAVY RISE IN STOCKS
A CASE OF CURIOUS COMPLICA.
TON.
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New YORK, November pa Tribune's
Cincinnati special says: Gov. Williams
death causes a new senatorial complexion
in Indiana, and threatens to leave the State
without a head, and prevent the election
of United States Senator. The law re-
quires that before either the Governor or
Lieutenant Governor can take their seats.
the two Houses must be organized. The
Senate is a tie, and while Gray was Lieu
tenant-Govenor he had the casting vote, as
he had two years ago, but the death Of Will
detection from one side or the other.
A Rather Thin Ex EXPLANATIONS.
New YORK, November 22.-The Tribune
says regarding the promised developments
in the Morey letter case: The investiga-
ton has shown that the forgery was not Of
Garfeld's handwriting or signature, but
that Of Brown, his stenographer and
amanuensis. The forger or forgers had to
get q letter from Garfield before they could
do any work. 1t can be shown, SO counsel
1 btAt0s tla baO4i q W6o RAOCuACa Ny
Hadley, who wrote to Garfield a letter in
tended to draw out o personal reply from
him, but the reply was written by Brown
and signed by him. 1t was not of the
slightest consequence, being merely a refer
ence Of his correspondent to a certain
printed document sent by the same mail.
Yet 1t was carefully photographed and pub
lished in Truth about two weeks before the
forged letter appeared. The forgery, it is
now known, was based upon the same let
Ter of Browns, to which he had attached
the name Of Garfield by authorization, and
it is believed that that was the letter to
Hadley. The signature to the Hadley let
ter was an imitation Of that of Garfield.
1t is q common practice among persons
having q large correspondence to have i'm
itations OF their signature made by their
confidential clerks.
No Reading the Bible in schools
and Prisons.
NEW YORK, November 22.-The Herald
says Of Ingersoll's secularization scheme,
organized last week in Chicago. to stop
the reading Of the Bible in prisons and
schools, and for other assaults on religion.
The proposition is conceived in the same
spirit which emboldened the
ment Of Passion Play" in New York,
which is an insult TO all religious bodies,
and IN assault upon their civilization OF
the age. The Chicago assemblage, which
concerted the scheme to secularize the
body polite, ignore the fundamental prin-
ciples Of modern soc. ETY. and government.
and their craze against christianity will
only consume themselves.
What Uncle Burchard Thinks Of
silver Dollars.
WASHINGTON, November 22.-For the
week ending Nov. Goth. there were dis
tributed 422, 1887 standard silver dollars.
For the corresponding week of 1879,
348. 491 were distributed. Mint Director
Burchard says the statement purporting
to give as his opinion that the coinage Of
silver dollars can be continued for fifteen
years without disturbing the actual circu-
lation Of gold, is unauthorized. On the
contrary, he believes that the provision for
issuing silver certificates, which invites
the circulation Of standard silver dollars,
and the opposition Of bankers and business
men, which drives silver into the Treas
ury, does and will prevent their circula-
ton in this country to the extent that
franc pieces circulate in France.
which Of His wives . Man May
Live with.
CHICAGO. November 22.-The Supreme
Court had before 1t this morning. . case Of
curious complication. Some years ago.
VIM. A. Sloan married . woman in Ohio.
More lately he moved to Iowa and obtained
a divorce through . Chicago divorce law
yer, and on the same day married . wo-
man in Iowa. The Courts Of the latter
State declared the divorce proceedings IL
legal. and the second marriage adulterous.
To-day, q Chicago lawyer held that the di-
vorce was valid according to the laws Of
Illinois; it 10 therefore illegal for Sloan to
live with either OF them. Although he
has children by both, he might, however,
legally live with his Ohio wife in Iowa, AID
with his Iowa wife in Illinois; but could
not live with his Ohio vile in Illinois. or
with his Iowa wife In Iowa.
The world 90 be Surprised by the
Extsnt Of Geuld's Schemes.
NEW Yonx. November ga bzoksr says:
The heavy rise 10 stocks results from the
ef5orts Of nearly svery heavy operator.
Gould IL buying because he recognizes that
he will DO able to get higher prices this
week. He did not originally. however, an
ticipate any such rise as the present. but
being . bear he will shortly squeeze the
market by calling In his large outstanding
loans. He however, Is a strong bull on
the prosperity Of the country. Few pee
pie appreciate the work going on in the
southwest. He will very soon have a round
hundred millions of bonds on the roads he
is extending and going to build In that re-
gion. He will secure connections with
Atlantic roads. though that IL generally
attended to already. and when those who
want sx per cent Tor THAR money have