Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-12

EASTERN INTELLIGENCE.
THE HERALD REJOICEs OVER
KELLY'S DOWNFALL.
Breaches of Social Decency.
MISCONCEPTIONS ARROGANCE
OF a "RoSS."
A wicked and WiIlfuI FaIsehood.
COM MISSIONER RAUM AND THE
DISTILLERS.
Breaches of Social Decency.
wicked and WiIlfuI FaIsehood.
citizen. I'm Pursuit of Fuginves-
lpy Telegraph to the sentinel.


New YORK. December 1.-THE Herald,
in its wild rejoicing over Kelly's downfall.
complacently remarks: "Had he abstain
| ed from his outrageous breaches Of social
decency, he might perhaps have saved him
self from annihilating defeat by the re-
sources OF a political strategist, but when
| all the rules of decency are violated, when
| wanton and unfounded assaults are made
on personal character, the community re-
volts against such exhibitions Of the I'M
s~crupulous arrogance of a boss" The
Star, Kelly's organ, says: "With the
events Of yesterday the profound convic-
ton must impress itself upon the minds
of Democrats elsewhere. that New York is
no longer a Democratic city. 1t has been
traded of, handed over to the Republicans
body and soul. 1t will no longer roll up
those magnificent majorities which re-
deemed the State. and place it in the van
OF the Democratic phalanx." The Star
brands the four Tammany Aldermen who
voted for Campbell with tcoin-like inef-
faceable marks" as "abject with down
cast eyes and burning cheeks, writhing
under contempt of their indignant ASSOC
ciates, whose recorded action yesterday
will haunt them during their lives in a
kissing reproach."
The Times says: "The influence which
brought about Kelly's downfall have been
of every complex, and not particularly
disinterested character. But it is a strik-
ing testimony to the increasing power of
public opinion over the springs of muni-
o,oo1 ~o1i4soo that from, {ha p,fvaI v,aoo IF
| motives out of which yesterdays nomina-
| tions were finally evolved, we should have
a result which is SO fairly satisfactory"
A Letter from Boutwell,. Arthur,
Davis and COnklfng.
PHILADELPHIA, December 1.-THE Press
publishes to-day q letter from George s.
Boutwell,, G. A. Arthur, Noah Davis and
Roscoe Conkling, in which, after referring
to an editorial which appeared in the
Press of October 20, 1880, wherein it was
alleged that Senator Bayard, in a speech
delivered recently at Dover, referred to
the case of Phelps, Dodge 4 Co., who were
compelled some years ago to refund to the
Government the amount due it as unpaid
on certain undervalued invoices, and de-
clared that Senator Conkling, Noah Davis
(the District Attorney, Chester B. Ar
thnr (the Collector), Mr.. Jayne (Specia
Officer. and George s. Boutwell, (Sec
rotary Of the Treasury, were present il
the Custom House when this money S267,
600, was paid, and that they divided i
among themselves, concludes: ga month
has now elapsed since you thus published
and characterized this utterance. Tn
State Sentiment, a newspaper published a
novar tho placa wbaro tho opoonh 10 caif
to have been made, contained only one da,
later than your issue, a like report. yet nj
to this time no disclaimer or retraction by
or on behalf Of Mr.. Thomas F.. Bayard
has appeared as far as we know. We thin
1t time to notice 80 serious a SANDER, pun
porting 10 come from a member OF tn
| Senate Of the United States, we therefor
pronounce the statement, by whoeve
made, a truthless calumnY. 1t was mad
: with the assertion that the man who mad
| it had knowledge and means Of KNOWN
> Of its truth. Besides being a falsehood,
was a willful and wicked falsehood.
(Signed) GEORGE s. boutwell,,
G. A. ARTHUR,
NOAH DAVIS,
! Roscoe CoNKLING.
I Senator Bayard says he never made an
t such statement as is referred to in the car
VI Couklluk et al.
Trouble with DistilIers at Hunts
. VILE, Alabama.
= WASHINGTON. December 1.-THE Con
E missioner Of Internal Revenue has receive
Q advices from Huntsville, Alabama. that
: gang Of illicit distillers, who were intel
fered with by U. 8. Deputy Marshals, she
, and instantly killed Deputy Joe Hardin
Another deputy barely escaped. U.
Marshal Loss is organizing q good force
arrest the parties, OF whom there are foul
named Culbreath. who fred the fatal sho
Lemons, and the two Crisco brother
: Commissioner Raum te~legraphed inssru'
tions that the most vigorous measur,
must be taken to bring to punishmeI
t these parties; every distillery must |
q seized, and Illicit distillers arrested. TIL
Attorney General sent similar instruction
! to the U. 8. Marshals.
Six Men Make n Raid.
t GALVESTON. Texas, December H.
$ News special from Jackson says: Yesterds
' party Of nix men rode up to the store
Russell Brothers, at Post Oak, a sma
town IL miles north of Henry, and afts
purchasing goods amounting to $500, the
invited Abner Russell outside. Compl,
> ing. he was fred upon and killed. I'll
(, party re-entered the store, and shot job
Russell seriously. and perhaps fatal
wounding him. The citizens are in pul
suit
8 whole Family Poisoned.
BRYAN, Texas. December 11.-On ii
farm OF Col. John Morris. Brazoa rive
Henry Williams, his wife and child ha,
died since Sunday. from poison. eaten frol
beef. Four others Of the family are sick
AMEN