Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-28
The Committee Report in His Favor
A RESORT TO TIE cOOf IN NEW ORLEANS.
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AsfsoRT TO TIE e00s IN NEW ORLEANS.
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wAsHIx0ToS, January n.
TIE senate Finance Committee to-day
| decided. BY . vote Of four against three 70
| report John W. Morton's nomination favor
| ABLY. This action was = great ssrprlse 70
the C.siissscss delegation sA.eh conndrhus
expected IN adverse report The cohnTns
ton of Norton is now assured.
sim Unsolved.
AUGUSTA, January %.
The Fusion House to-day accepted the
| report Of the Committee on lnvesiIgAnons
| that rhey had notified Wallace H. Mhiie'
against whom charges u bnbery we're
made, TO appear before them, but he had
| failed to do 50. The House adjourned IN
til tomorrow. The Senate did not have .
quorum and adjourned
BosToS. January "a.
The Herald's Augusta correspondent
saws: The arrival OF q body OF fEslonis1s
from Lewiston and Auburn will be follow
| ed thSs afternoon, if information received
At the Adinsant Generals Office is correct,
by the coming Of . comp2ny Of IS Bidde-
ford Fnsionists. Leading fusionisis say
! that suv attempt to arrest the officials OF
their Government will be resisted by
force. Corporal Smith has been urged to
call the Portland Blues and Montgom-
cry Guards here. and it has been suggested
10 have them qasrtered in = kall near that
in which the F1sionisis meet
AUGUSTA. January "a.
The more ultra Of the Fusionisfs say
that should the opinion Of the Court be ad-
verse to their position, they will adjourn
in a body, subject TO the call Of Governor
Smith; that SAWYER will continue 10 dis
charge the duties of Secretary Of State,
and that all returns and other documents
from Fusion towns will be sent 10 him.
They say that not more than half dozen
xill take their seats in the Republican
Legislature. Their constituents are Dol
stering them up to this. Meanwhile they
will memorable Congress. The Fusionisi
Treasurer. White, refused this morning to
allow the Finance Committee to examine
his books. He says he does not recognize
either Government as legal- There is talk
Of putting him out by force
New Telegraph Line.
NEW YORK. January 81.
The new American Union Telegraph
Company opened for business yesterday,
to Buffalo, Boston, Baltimore and Canada,
and intermediate points. The rates charged
were exactly the same as those of the West
ern Union. Their officers said they were
ready for business, and would not be
about March LIST. They had consent
ed to anticipate that date merely to accom-
the new French Cable Company.
which desired 10 begin the transmission Of
TO France and the Continent yes
The rates asked by the latter Com
pany are also similar to those of their COM
petitors, the Anglo American & Direct
Cable Company. When asked whether no
reduction was intended. the officers Of the
American Union Company said the ques-
ton OF rates had not yet been considered
by the Board Of Directors, and they could
give any definite information on the
subject.
A Resort to the Code.
NV ORLEANS, January 81.
The topic Of conversation last night, at
the hotels and public places. was the forth
coming duel between fhe State Treasurer,
Major E. A. Burke. and Major w. ]. Hearsy.
Major Burke. besides being State Treas
urer, is the editor Of the New Orleans Dem
ocrat. Hearsy a few months ago was the
editor Of the Democrat. The difficulty
arose from a newspaper discussion regard
ing a contract for the city printing, which
was awarded TO the Democrat. Major
Burke was challenged by Hearsy, and the
challenge was promptly accepted. Yesterday
the seconds were engaged in arranging the
details Of the duel, and it was arranged 10
take place this morning A peaceable set
Element VI the affair was regarded as i'm
possible.
Frank Leslie's VIII.
NEW YORK, January 81.
Objections to the probate Of the late
Frank Leslie's will we're flied yesterday by
his two sons. Alfred and Henry. Henry,
who calls himself Frank Leslie Jr., ayers
that the making OF the will was caused by
fraud and circumvention, and undue iniu-
ence practiced against the decedent by the
person named as e~xecutrix in the will
whose maiden name was Marion Florence
Foilin, otherwise known as Mrs. Squires,
otherwise known as Mrs. Frank Leslie.
That such person was not at the time OF
the death Of Frank Leslie. nor at any time,
the wife Of Frank Leslie that at the time
be eDecuted the will. il he did execute it,
he was insane and incompetent.
View York Democracy.
NEW YORK, January 81.
The Tildenites and the T~ammanyites
have gone in force to Albany, each striving
to obtain an advantage over the other in
filing vacancies in the State Committee.
Urgent kilograms were received here by
rivals commanding their presence. 1t is
understood that two Tildenites will be ap-
pointed. They will be Clausen, the great
brewer. and Henry H~avemeyer. The for
mer will represent the Germans on the
Committee, and is regarded as favored by
Oswald Ollendorf, proprietor of the Stats
Zeitung.
A G~Overnor's Recommendation.
Providence, r. l., January ~.
The Governor, in his annual message.
recommends that women be given the right
to vote on school questions. and that pro-
hibition take the place Of the present liquor
law.