Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-29
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A High Priest Among the MormOnS
iRREST OF EDHigB nxey.
Inirax Excitement in Shenandoah.
sUsuTs TO Tst OEclsI0N Or The eoURT.



IL. Hawkins. unrl last year q high
priest xnong the Marm01s- iectursd here
fsSt asxht- He said: IL Utah - z&1e .
State. fbe plan vii b< te drive ont ali cat
ssders ~ means Of ovex-sAxaslon- Jhzs u
the great desire Of the Morm0ns. for then
thes ~iil have . Mormon Legislature. Nor
non JadgeS- and Mornoa rubs generally
They are rApidly getting the ln5lsos undsr
Their csarrol. for thesr ts4irf Is that the
Indian ; in the farurs 70 ngat t6er bat
t@ fer shen. already their laazeneS Is
widely extended over several -uhss- Be
sdex tbs. the M0rm0as are purchasing
arms xe1 AurzEnlraa continually his
l. done thrurgh the instructions Ct Their
Bsshops- They have nos plsBsv q are
arns. The NorEo1- have a pogzl<ssoa Of
lSaNoa AEd shev czz master . force Of
1900 .~bl-boisei Een.
ESwEi Txa0n VAS arrested to-day on
suspscso1 q being implicated II the n1r-
der az annie Douney, Who Vas tOz1d
mursereS IN a hDuse & L-f2ns sh.ozi ten
DAYS xso- He xxs fully k5sn1I5ed By Ms
Schmidt Azd . eclorsa ssrvxns girl IN the
house where The HzrdNr Vas Committed,
and xfs<r . searching sxxEina1o1 w2< con-
missad 30 sxxis he rss1ia = * inquest
to-norro~- Tie prisoner sxFs that h= las
soneshing u tel x5ccr the z1r1sr- Ii !
4 u A4e[Nx AAAA tx - - -
o'eloek. On tie evening before the murder.
Was with Anne Doxnex IN her rS0m, and
who attracted 4s1e11ol By S.e4klng loudly
AbOat pistols 0ae et1e- E4a nov remains
70 Be caught wh0 Is believed TO be the
principal
Richmond fsi=yrXms. reserved here this
nopn. state th2. intense e-xcIteznenI prevails
n Shenandoah ccunsF IN consequence OF an
s~ppreheaded collision b<rweS1 the white
and black is5srsrs al Columbia furnace.
near Edinbzrg. IL that county Governor
/ Holiday has rerSzsed = telegram fran the
Sheriff u SAsaacdo2h counfy, asking for
the assistance q troops 10 aid in queaiing
the riot: Alsa. one from Captain Magruder,
OF the Woodstock military company. stat
ing thss he has notice Of a serious mot 81
the poins men1ioaed. and asking for orders
what 70 do The Governor Immediately
replied. directing him 10 place his com
mAnd Al the disposal Of the Sheriff for the
preservation O. the peace Other kilograms
were received BY members Of the LrgI-lz-
fure from Shenandoah Valley, which con-
drm the above report
WasE1SsTox, January IS.
Charles Fraacis Adams. Jr.. addressed
the Inter -Ss&s@ Conusrce Committee on
* fN1-A4 8AA- ttGN -
the extension Of the Massachusetts, plan Of
tie Advisory Railroad Commission. to
which all complaints should be referred.
This had worked admirably IN MAssaeha-
sets. and the extension Of the system over
the country Al large be thought, would be
beneficial. He believed in the raAin pro-
visions Of the Reagan bill. but thought the
commission q better plan.
The Secretary Of the Interior to-day re-
versai the decision Of the Commissioners
Of the Gs neral Land Ofice, in the matter
Of tbs survey o. Bodie Township, None
county, Cal, and approved the Glover sur
vsy. male in January, 1878. This covers
section 10 claimed by the State OF Cali
forniA.
The Maine Middle.
AUGUSTA, Me-, January %.
The Capitol Guards and Richards Light
Infantry marched out Of the State House.
al nine O'Clock this morning The Fusion
Legislature Eaes in Union Hall, and re-
psrsers we're excluded The House imme-
diafelv took . recess until foar P. n. The
general expectation Of the Fusion members
Is 20 20 into the State House Legislature.
1t is expecs4i they viii dissolve sine die to-
morro<. When the Republican Legi-la-
ture met, Hill. Of Orinth, and Milliken,
4 "a = VIII AZ SE4AS 4 Ii
the House.
The Portland New Era fGreenbacksr),
submits 10 the decision Of the court, but
appeals 10 the people to redress the wrong
perpesrased BY the partisan Tribunal.
BANGOR. January %.
The Supreme Court Justices to-day set
forth their reasons for the answer to the
Fusionists' questions, and for declining TO
recognize the Fuslonist Legislature. They
say, while not admitting even BY implica-
ton that any legally organized body had
submitted these questions, that they would
be lacking in duty If they should fail to
give their reasons, which may guide citi-
zens In pursuing their duty. as the Supreme
Court must eventually, In all cases like the
present, pass upon the laws which so-called
or actual legislative bodies pass. 1t is
proper that this tribunal should consider
At once, With or without questions. which
Is the one and only Legislature OF the two
claimants. The Court says that q large
portion Of these questions have been de-
clded in its answers TO Governor Gareelon's
questions. By these answers il appeared
that Governor Gzrcelon and the Council.
In Issuing TO certain men IS Senators and
Representatives, who did not appear to be
elected. aud declining to issue to certain
others who did appear to be elected, were
acting in violation of their legal and con-
sttutonal obligations and duties. They
cannot ignore the fact that Garcelon
d~isreg2rded the opinion Of the Court. given
In ansser to his question, and that he
omitted 10 revoke the summonses illegally
issued to men not elected. nor did be issue
summonses to the men who we're elected.
Onhcers presiding in the Fusion branches
OF the legislature recognized men a. mem
beers who were ~unlawfully introduced into
them by unconstitutional means, and re-
fused 70 recognize certain ones who were
lawfully elected. II cannot be claimed that
the Fusion House ever had a quorum with
out counting the men whom this court had
declared not elected. and. therefore they
cannot recognize the Fusion House as q
legal body. TIT same is true of the SEN
ate. They then considered whether there
Is in existence aiegal Legislature, and con-
clnde that the organizations were made
peaceably on the 18th OF January. The
Republican House and Senate we're made
By . majority Of the members appearing to
be elected They traverse the point raised
that the Republican organization was il
legal. because nj notice OF the intended
action was given to the minority SO as to
enable them to participate, and say the mi
nority were not excluded. The organiza- |
ton was publicly made, and the want Of
notice did not invslidate the organization,
although the manner was irregular. Yet
the voice OF the people is not to be stiled
on that account. nor the Government fail
to be maintained. Full quornms were
present, and the Houses we're. therefore,
legal bodies.
Instantly kiiied-One Lunatic Kills
Another.
SYRACUSE, January %.
Elias Gebhart. aged l6 years, . clerk in
. hardware store. was instantly killed by
q customer to-day, while buying . pistol.
The revolver contained three balls. and it
Wa NAT known tn ha lo.daa |