Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-26

Of expectation which are flowing from their
eyes, covered with blood. Signed.
ARCHBISHOP OF THE SyRIANs.
This letter was addressed to the u. s.
Legation at Constsntinople.
The Electoral Count.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-The Senate re-
sumed the consideration Of Morgan's joint
rule for the regulation Of the electoral
count. Teller said it was plausible OIL the
face. but not fair in fact. 1t was a tempo
rary ~expedient. It's principle was bad. 1t
was a step toward an arrangement by which
the two Houses should go into the whole
question Of the qualifications Of electors,
and all the facts respecting the election.
1t was a dangerous power, and was o
temptation in the hands of q politically
united body.
Ingalls, opposed the Resolution as insult
fcient. The next election would not be
decided by a jnggle trick. He proposed q
substitute, 10 test the sense Of the Senate.
Ingals' measure was for a vote by States
upon each disputed question, each State
having one vote, and a quorum being two
thirds Of the States, n a majority Of all
the States shall be necessary to a decision.
ingalls, held that this proceeding was anal
agous and logical.
Conkling said he who receives a majority
OF the votes of the electors, the Constitu-
ton says shall be declared President.
Thurman opposed the amendments of
ingalls,, because the Resolution was for
counting the vote, and not for electing a
President. He discussed the intention Of
the founders of the Government, and the
p1aua tbav nroroca1 at anme 1anpth
The amendment was rejected 90 to IA.
Teller offered an amendment that moth
ing in this rule shall draw in question the
number OF votes on which any elector has
been chosen. Rejected.
The Resolution then p~assed-25 to IA ; a
party vote.
Delegates Elected.
New ORLEANS, May 25.-The Republican
State Convention met here yesterday.
After a stormy session, which finally set
tied into action, the following named dele
gates were elected to Chicago: H. G. War
mouth, James Lewis, John Il. Ludling,
A. J. Dumont, VIM. P. Kellogg, Richard
Simms, Asa Badger, Samuel Wakefield,
A. H. Leonard, William Harper. J. s.
Matthews, W. L. Mcmillan. David Young,
J. Fl. Burcha. Jack Wharton and Don A..
Pardee. The delegates to Chicago go I'M
instructed. They are said to stand seven
for Sherman, seven for Grant, one for
Blaine and one not known.
Delegates Arriving.
CHICAGO, May 25.-The Greenback head
quarters have been opened at the Palmer
House, in this city, with General B. F.
Butler in charge. 1t is stated that he is
really here in the interest OF Grant. The
delegates to the Republican National Con-
vention have already begun to arrive, and
the hotels are rapidly filling up with visi-
tors and politicians. The various head
quarters already present scenes of activity.
Nelson Bound for California.
NEW YORK, May 25.-Neilson's closing
performance here last night was her 1s6th
performance in America. Her total re-
ceipts amount to nearly S1S6 900. Her
four weeks engagement in California, for
which place she starts tomorrow, will be
her last in America. She is guaranteed
$500 for each representation there.
Two Men Shot.
CHEYENNE, May 25.-A shooting ARRAY
at Sidney last night resulted in the NOR
tally ~wounding Of Patsey Walters, a bar
tender, by Detective Smith. The latter
was shot in the left hand. COW boy named
Geary shot and killed George Wolf on SUM-
day afternoon. near Julesburg, Colorado.
Geary escaped on o horse.