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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-24
PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.
An Interview with J.. G. Maynard
The Case of w. =. Hobart VS.. Tax
Collector TillsOn Death of A.
BiOrIey.
ESPECIAL TO THE sEsTINEL.I

ESPECIAL TO THE sESTINEL.l
SAN Francisco, Dec. 2s.-To-day the Grand
Councillor Of the order Of the Christian Union,
Charles W. Bryant, received a favorable reply
from the Supreme Court to the demand Of the
Grand Council, had in this city a few days ago,
for a separate Jurisdiction.
The Examiner this morning publishes an in
terview with j. C. Magyar 7, a prominent Dem
ocratic politician and an ex-Insurance Commits
sioner Of this State during the last year Of the
war. Maynard was General Depot Quarter
master at Richmond when the confederates
evacuated that city. He received orders to
furnish transportation to Danvtlle. Among
other property was about 5000 900, mostly in
silver, belonging to the State of Virginia,
which was put on the cars at Danville and sent
to Washington. Georgia, where by order OF the
Secretary of War, breckenridge, 1t was dis,
tributed among the soldiers. JEFF Davis had
nothing to do with it. There was no specie
belonging to the Confederacy sent out Of Rich
mond in wagons. Maynard believed the re-
ports Of sums of money belonging TO the Con
federacy at the close of the war were greatly
exaggerated. Each departmenthad some money
to it's credit in Europe, to be used for the pur.
chase of supplies, but it is difficult to say
what became of it.
judgment in favor of plaintiff was rem
dered to-day by Judge Wilson of the Superior
Court, in tho case of W. s. Hobart vs.. Charles
Tillson, Tax Collector, ct al. This is one OF
the thirty-eight actions instituted to enjoin the
collection of taxes on what Is knewn as the
supplementary tax list, involving some fonI
million dollars taxes.
To-day the articles of Incorporation of the
Oceanic Steamship Company were file fol-
the purpose to conduct o general passenger and
freight business between San Francisco and
the Hawaiian Islands, and other ports on tho
Pacific Ocean and Europe. The Directors are
Charles Goodall, Glen Spreckels, James De
femery, E. L. G.. steele. A. L.. Tubs. Gustavt
Tnn.hard and n A GnraaH0lo Tho aanifal
| stock is 81, 500, 900.
NEVADA CITY (Cal.), Dec. pa. Biorley, al
old resident of this city, dropped dead on the
street this AFTERNOON. Deceased was about s.
| years of age. and a member of the Mexican
veterans. He leaves a wife and several chill
dreu.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-24
THE PRINTERS STEAL.

The expense Of printing and subse.
quently distributing by mail and other
wise the o number of alleged
legislative measures which hays already
been unloaded in the two Houses of Con.
gress is a somewhat serious matter. 1t
would really seem as If there should be
some system of censorship to prevent
the waste of public money on bills
never intended to go beyond their mere
formal announcement and reference, SO
far as any practical result is concerned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-24
OVER H WATER.
Discovery OF Gang Of Thieves and
Forgers-Fivs Thousand Letters
stolen.
[spxcrAL TO THE sxsrrxxr.I

MADRID. Dec. pa confession made by q
Postoface clerk. arrested for having stolen
lett rs found in his possession. has led to the
discovery of a gang Of thieves and forgers,
who used the contents Of stolen letter so as to
procure money by forging acceptances. Five
thousand letters were stolen. The culprit
seized had on clothes made expressly to con-
ceal the plumber. Sixteen persons have been
arrested. including several connected Ttsh the
Postofhce. One hundred valuable Letters, al
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-24
THE LONDON EVENT.

Mrs. Langtry's debut at the Hay.
market Theater, London, recently, seems
to have been the snblimation Of con-
summate bitterness. The papers praise
her very highly. and the "Prince Of
Wales set" may be set down as having
gone wild over her. The debut of a
society belle is a great event in London.
Here, where all the actresses are bellies
or believe themselves to be so-such an
event creates little or no excitement.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-24

rected 10 important firms in Madrid. were
found in the house of an accomplice. Arrests
have been ordered throughout Spain.
, 1881-12-16

rlcnce OF tho Fcnlletnen bnfors mo / hope Tor.
Wlloyc, incroaso tho c,c1cnry Of our n'i,i,strn.
at the samo time further tho .samu end l,y \
1rrn0l!ht nuauhutHnG1 With onGh other. | bid
ybn AL us'rtinl welcome to tho Garden City,
md slnccrIly trust that whcu We purt It will DO
fcssson, aud the Increased tospcet for each other
Whion VIII como from personal conthos. [Aps
Chiof Rogers. OF Detroit, moved that n COM
and nominated Mayor Harrison for pasinancn
yentien vss COMPOSED .! Ghiefs s. Police. aaa
preside. for which reason he waa In favor Of the
nom!nasion Of Superintendent Mcdatlgle.
nas cea to cav the a.op so y
,of. ~. kanpHn9teS as fosy, Gss
!ns!ter. aad Gh'cf THOMPSON, Of Ss colambus, S
Secretary Doyle read Ictters Of regret from
Ht; !1It s%s gIooq1, ihqSsIPhla; e Gs!nI'::
isin j. Wolm, R"ifai"; Ghsrics sler,loo. kcw Or
rhIs: join 1irsso. VicRsG'ra. chiof is2osE, Of
WaehinGtnli, stntctl III HIS ltticr TINT as Con-
Hre,s ~ was !a scsson bis duties wc.a 70 sruous
returned and rap9rscd Mayor Harrison rs Chair
tnnn and Austin Doy1o IA Secretary. Tho rer,rt
Chiefs I,ceks.ith. Falkor, mud Murse. and Capts
usey y a,a honl x, ste spr9'nts1 c.
tho room.
MAYOR HARRISON.
After brIof walt, hs Honor wns brought In
so%pent pa Bin '1g9 Sy ctee'tna ct s's's Bin as peru me-
mont Chairman, was An ,,u0xpccted utie. aud t,u
started out TO nako MI Eneleh speech. lfn
takan had si'oilei that. lio hadn't expected to
asc rs o"e T sre r. so@Scs sne oee 3 ia
70 society was rolerrcd to At some length. and
his 1!onor gnve etap at the law-nakcrs aud
to the koonag case, whers tho lGc,'sed
a us9 sss'psa ssss 7 b. ptsys sSs4ras 81 s s ho %
barlnry FL" yen e.c%s1s sSas'a IL 4 ,ho foiT sno IL .a
puro at tho present tinio aud bellovet that tho
cr!nic comrnttct! hero was Of n lIRht chlr.
only stuto when thcy wnntod tU rot Il little
moy to X, 70 tho thaatrG or to sec tho Urls On
ia'o f9E "vsaS ns L. 1. sonsluson sno Mayor es;
he would havo ono OF tho small.pox natients in
the oia eu!trt'room turned loose upon theu.
"; LYMAN. Of LINCOLN, Mob. WIS elected Re-
Frst VIZ co Ind 9f IT, LHSS.
atleIph!a, sccond Vice I'rcslt.ont.
Tho Committee an Constitution Qud bylaws
WIS appointed HI foliUwA: Chiefs ltotcrs, Heck,
Morse, isrynn. aud Hhnll1nt,erg. Thoy were III.
struuted to report at tho next session OF tho coh
ycntIon,
On mutton Of Chief Schtntdt tho following
cturittc1 was appulnted to scoUt subjocts for
discussion: .Chicls Sehnidt. Thompson, Kon-
Whatey. Fatkor, and cGarigIe. They wore ill.,
structed to sncct In Superintendent Mc8uri0le's
convention later n tho any. Sub. committees 10
report on tho various subjects for discussion
Will thon bo appolutoa.
The convention thc1 adjourned until II o'clock
this morning.
, 1881-12-16
Tho Isala4ord Bank Matter.
Ib ttA kdttor NJ Ths fD.ffdoo Tribune.

CALDWELL, Kas., noo. IA hayo Just noticed
In your valuable puuGr OF Deo. un article about
tho Hanforl l,ouk excitement ut CALDWELL, Has,
in which tho leposltors nre called by rho h4n
sounding ttlu ,l1} aIx tlules, Al atm onu OF the
unfortunate yittlu,. lpyaell. shnuld like to ox-
plaln, aud In word rive our views on this uacs-
t0u. Tho acposlso.s ,aro mostly. composed or
sosla tnsncss.lI,qt, iadEchants, cattaolncn, aud
tarHlurs, who oniy u fow yuass a9U caIuo fspm
tho East a,ld wnd newer formed the haplltGf
hanging anybody, but who fron otscrS }tl0u
and sud oxpGeenp0 havo hpoome totally 1Ettxust-
ed With the llnbupty and vilh4lny OF our ct,usts,
looking upon shsm only ~ asylnus tor aasasIis,
sVbbess, and sxindlcrs,s And Knowing wsll tho
, 1881-12-16

John bkoRsboy commenced urovoodiuga lnok-
Ing ~ separating from Dostha u. Skogsboy.
The were married. In Norway In lSu1, and tho
RFonnd llp0n which the dlyoru1 IL asked is ox-
BOnA.
,, The following wero a11udged insane. Ncal
Trl1sl, thtr!1k Lanxonr AhnH lllAk0, anu j. U.
l'nAtt,cR. Taey WerO a1nt tU JorHtBQa In tue
Afternoon,
, 1881-12-16
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

6pkt1al DispaitA u Ih1 CAttleo 1vWu"N ,,to,
BEDFORD, lna., Dec. 13-WllllaW Day auI '.S,..
lstnst0r Ut tho estate OF John GaF'iner. ,.a.l.
maa who was killed In tho secout ,seuns Driases s
dent Oil tho bedford, Sprlnxrlllo. OWft,. Ot, sTa,usl
tho Indianapolis llolllnf- -1illl Coo,paa5' 0,ber
owners Of The rond. Tor S10,ou oausxe''
suits will follow This,
, 1881-12-16
PROBATE COURT,

In tho cstatu at ". W. kcegan OF AL, minors,
letteru OF guardianship were Issued to Margaret
kvckau, Under bond TOR $l,UO
IN tho sstAt1 bt Mary kaitx0w ct vi, minors,
!etturS Of xuAtdiAnslip Wuru fssuDu to Autla
MnTxurut kAtt, nntter As,l.tt tor eS,LU0.
lu tho estate 0f Esunois Ab0l. leltura of Al-
mtnlatrntiOn were xruutp4 to Margaret ALul.
under nuud for SIl,uM -
, 1881-12-16

UNITED STATES COURTS.
". 3. Howe and others filed bill yesterday
against John e. Nocmcs, William LeimeFt, md
NJ. 3. Van Douseu to testFAin thom from in
friuKlng certain Improved devices for packing
candy. pAtontel May IL, 1880, by ". b. li6Mc.
The Kerosene Lamp l1oator Company Mtcl
to rcttrn!n them frotn Infringing ts patents for
Improved attachments to lamp chlmnoYa,
, 1881-12-16

Tho decline ii the uer cap!sa oost 4 tn " o.
served from thu following figures; !nv pss p, ra ID
!ta !n 151a was $si7: in 1s77. ts'!i n I'll Ell
It Ia 10 l;o not potod i thas ssho opening Of Des
Institution, the Eastern Insane iiesp1taA,f ~ tis
kankukee, has Affected tho result. toe n +" tas
tahle Rlvoa TOR tho yors 1850 and lsal Ihe Pet pet
capita cost, Of the other nlnu Institutions rr
thUso years Is tarl IL anu $:1la ~ av'..s musa
duetlon durts,x the SIX yoaEs Of h't'
than l6X per patlt.
, 1881-12-16

Wtnehssssrss RaypoPhosrhiss.sh hrou,
w!ot1re consulnpnoa, noug r. xeak a Il ye.5
, 1881-12-16
Mayor Harrison Explains to Them Why
Chicago Thieves Do Their
Stealing,

un,.,,.., n T,.t ,I...n.,.. ~. ' '
-. T. Hu!so'' rttsb,'rg; David Jones,
Allegheny, ra.; T. IL Fo!lwood, AIle-
E,na Kusns' ~; ra; w., u: ", Mnofg: Ioeao' rsank
nus; D. H. iionatehacn, lacksonvilc. H.: Fred
aonyil,c. IN: d, IL Hawaii. Muskcuon Mtrh. II,
r, Hnvwnri srrnrt,c,a a fohn ,:in.,in',ar ~
DUBUQUE, In: Charles Weber. st, puu,. Minn.;
"a. van corden, Winona, MIMI: Frank Kcss-
lar, Davenport, H.; Thomas nonnol'y. Eau
Claire, WIS.,; c. F: oross, Austin. Tesas; Irving
l.. tyinnn. Lincoln. ILL.,: :. Z. Fish, Moline. ILL.,;
William 1'cck, Milwaukee,: Charles suily, isock-
rnor,o 'o'' A'''e'e'1' ''' " D"'''''
~, ,.,a,. ~ A..
III Sluw ot tno 1aot fnat q hi1!npef OF the dGlc::
gaies did not reach tho city until II lntc hour, 1t
WIS decided 10 postponc tho formal opening Of
NY eot' s.uon x,! u'''. : . e'ocR'
,nn rna .no a,Ios,oon .no "c!ep.es assclnoed IN
starsc ea5 to nse,a stps u
der Tho attendance was InrEe, and inatiy dele
gates wnrc thelr uniforms. 0n thn whulo they
vinp L. Lyn,al.. Of LIncs,lu, was ,calied npon 10
ei H. a'Swa Gap 5 se skSy a5 G5sss Gesk
DuyIc answered tue fo,I.eall ror Chicayo. i os'@
tnop oei'ye1c.I nv'Ssh"Tn iSc a,slnv n3dsss
% insrsnx e b, nf thnra ne rr; nn q
,.In,t. -, -.
az eMn ~ tne ussenIlu! lcn&G[fs connected win
inn"Mt ~ thn o4norron, ~ t, tnH. , Wo ~ nhy
. .nna ~ ~ tau .HptErienco pt. M " tnnse Wiso nnFe
' 1aIc taa ~ anyanee: tnat Wy my h3so tfcn anu
1rwars that y" T. VIZ sest w! ug 20 ntinK
ias nnw teas We hs Il wio a esTa o reta
o4s W. tnal WHEN nus GecoMo Old at,1 usotcss.
ra1foos eourse. 70 20 A. thls wuatd ns 70 psodice
perioee fesuts. Inls ! 30 not FOR moment
f,e, c ~ ,3 iof eson VERY per-
u,.C ~ 1T IT. r9 ano Ian tns gathernF VI!
nhVn NJ ~ conlnanH' -Wnat IL 70 bc hopgts most
at1nut gornG improvusnant. leArtng the attain.
tnent OF perfect results 10 tho future.
~ need slvo 10 limo tn saying nnythang as to
tno onoI!n1us p'tft whlc1 tho pullct service
pays ,n h1n!crIa seioty Sntlleo It that II is ns
i,,,,set ,F.n ii,,t,, ~ , 49, nfi ~ nir 70 tao
IA lin rii,tv f fi,ns, ~ ;,a ,vho ,rn
for Its udininistrlpon TO sp.ro no i,ajns Il, nts
tain always tho highest pusstblp results.
In brter 10 simplify our consultations, I boz
most respectfully to rnll tic nttentiotl Of thjs
body TON fcw flIrty which, will such others IA
may 10 supgtetcd By yourselves toay form
THE HASH op otir ryAuryA.r,n AVN
' @''s''7 o' ,,s,.,, 49,, 100 ,.Nn4ttNn4AoSs AND
D's"ossloNn'
Inc Frano Jury to IN organization which has
como 70 US !neruHted with the indasacnltnt OF
, 1881-12-16
ILLINOIS DAIRYMEN.
Annual Meet~g Of the State AS
societion at Dundee,
Address by Gov Cullom on tho Resources
and Industries OF tho statc.

AuuEesH UI N0ts tUlt0m ON ll2 resources
and Industries Of tho statc.
Papora Read on Milk, Butter. Making, and
the Feeding Of Miloh Cows.
| sptttdt Dtspatsa to 1ns caseaao Tribune.
DuspEE, IT,, Doc. 1b.-Tho Illinois State Dali
rJmcn's Association convened this morning at 10
o'clock.
Afsor tho convention had boon called to o.
der. Gov. Culiom was introduced. and spoke As
follows: r!
Mn. PnEsrpExr, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN: I
Know Of no subject whluh would socm moro np-
pfobrato f0r mo to talk about, huld!nR the rela.
Affairs of our stato: Thoro ls NJ eouu.ry ID tho
sontfal 10 tho neccssilos, comt forts, and farpl-
icss Of a people equal To tho Unjiud Statos.
9mr prolii,,i1 soii n5o.i,'ecs, under TIC hand 81
9rcntest variety Of food, not only in sutjioisnt
Quantity for oursolvos, but sufficient 10 SUPPLY
ln.,, ih1 wants OF another nation as large as our
Illinois was made State in lais-7nov noatly
s1tSW fSr byvs years agTt p pofon 4 II q ~
have gained it population ncarIy $1,000 per nu-
NUN ln siuoe we became state:
y 1RrRer than Massachusetts, Vermont, New
iiampsnfc, @ Connoot!cut. lstodo Island. Dolls
t avol q II to ssates. viii pofsps
two exceptions. Whlo from year to your tho
Sas,nsss q ! CUR peopo y eanRns md 6eoon-
FOUNDATION OF THE WEALTH
Of Illinois 10 our rich4 produottve soil. Illinois,
according 70 tho consls OF 1850, produood more
corn, wheat, ryo, aud oats than any other stAio
1ll!nuis with those Of tho Utltct stntos. wv havo
reason 70 congratulate ourselves TINT We llvo In
sno entirs coroaI CROP % of the oouhtry. Tho be-
census figures Ar0 as follows:
, 1881-12-16

ills
trDnt tho witnesses against hin. whioh imotfo,
TINT ,o Is to bo present Mt hts tr,al So hts rlvnt
to huvo counsel ippes his rtRht tn otlptss ts4tt
his c1u,ls or tho right t talk with thbtn In nil
| stagus Of tho trial. TO deny him these rights
would bo to have vortllot against him sat osido
on nppcal or error and now trial Rrnnto,1. or
course having those rights 30 irrcprcssihIn n
scamp can abuse thor1, nnd no court cnn PRO-
vent this. TO sond him 10 jRtl would not avatl
"i1 San,.,'aa,.s,n .aaas. ". . n' an.nu -
NtuoVoH"en.S pooF' Ho eahnot pe teAenca
W my existing mcnHs. Ho knows this. Thu
Judge Is right, therefore, In letting him cavort
wl,onover ho ca,,uot provout il By bis ndylce and
his t,runnry uYt,ria L, t,rcs,rvo sIInnrc Whnt
r"ws "a tho ropo tIahiar %vesy lime o @la1ns ony
nrtsc Oh M caotlstioa naturo. How irotoan m II,
liz oxhlbltions. Young says: " '''''"'' -
ssss e III s?sTs ss Il Sssi5 ''
es ess; ss ssss ro
IT. M9w 141 t,;' st0 ,s !n,ss ', Lamp (! ea!sso sS!is
liaranadcs IN BSaates. saGasks n asa,pursSs
& e tho do.a
NGe M cm!s g, w!th llto: but riods y s.blo plnucs
iL!oa like the devil on our tombs-a plain roaa-
inE.} ,,-
=, a blind M but immcnse power. needing tho direc-
l!on " SOUND intellect and strong Enorai SOM
giving : noble ambition. Whom otherwise d:
o Shicaao or ' IN "ty s K 70 % dsInk fouP xs,ions
or OF aEor ro 70 d s,sea9e Or piak twenty pockets III
tsko pride it'. II must lead or oxcol somewnorg.
lltIlitea,. 7 10 tho sRno style Of villain thatJ.
rostlcss, oruol-a miserable devil onsHnvElt-
70 ta' Editor q 1n' eAteaoo Tt41uns.
NJ, M pso ~ OF me mos. uao,
, 1881-12-16

Total. fs}8,I7J $3S
sttutons was $G5hBJl, Of which tEi7,'sd W. !ef
attenuance. $l77,d75 for fool $4sd5l fur c'o'n-
tuG. bedding: etc., and sol. .4lB for futi. o,,.s
Tho following table Is Intoreatinx 40 snowHtit
tho growth Of tho Institutions nit the gfauasH5} y
Ing ext9nt uf tho clsCmosynary "o9*p -
, 1881-12-16
JUDGMENTS.

's's. 81, 3ls3, 3il, 86,, Isl, aiid ab N''
JUDGMENTS.
surEnIoR Counr-JuDuA ANrHoNY-0. Mahi.
stalt vs. j. J. Wilson, $xS5.
juD0H WiI'ttAMsos--fI. J. RavIs vs. William
Gibson; vcrdIct, f10o, and motion for now trial.
ny ,,,1;; +; i'ensoa' administrator etc., vs. Luoen
1t. TeIfur w. Cbarios Msssott: vor1ict, Hi
JuIHlE MuHAN-Frctlcrtck ffolcn,tbf VI. NJ,
Whsactiuaun; verdict, 1854, and motion for now
APPELLATE COURT OF OTTAWA.
Special hlpaseh to gAs 0Ateoco Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Dcc. 16.-Iho following proceed
ings wcre hold in tho Appellate Court hcro To-
dny:
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
No. 7es, Continental insurance Company VA.
% %G!ceso9. Motion By appellant TO assign orrors
No. ;1a. Cunnoa vs.. williams. Leave to ap-
No. $40. nrown w. sl,ornno!n. Motion to dis
No. 875. Ch!cAyo & 1own abroad Company W.
harry OF al. Motion to dismiss writ Of error ni-
M, No. ~: Ayasmeth V. Tomp!o. Appe,lao'a
Ms ss fes s Stef r. S sSp g s ASpSeo al
+, UiA Canton wrousht- Iron i,ritiyo Company n,;
fs. ". Thg Commsaloncrs of tho Town Of Doer
aye a. as1. St IT. Tetton Tor
~. soy,nour ct n. vs. Eaynos. Leave to np-
~; Euraka Coa! Company Va. Powers. Ton
deys tfs n e nppstla,s 9 oa arsy9r , nutiton
thoturinE Company ". l3nrr. Petition FOR re-
NJ. ~. Ch!caso 4. Alton Railroad Company
No 2a nsos w. srtots. ia. Ps,iiio ISe.s for ro
heNrinE dunicd. -
NJ: IS. i!Ieao Va. Ktasoy OF al. Petition for
, 1881-12-16

Az your owa fault " you remain slck or out OF
RdYsft0pmepk AsS"N
, 1881-12-16

Into 4 ship c0uaI aud tho inUroyamont of tho
~ n" ttan nn,, ~ arsi e hnttxa.,x w WIN IN kaown
t11o 1,rn rivars III sn@,,,I ,iai,, ~
sho m1,itr ~ ~ ,%n h1n, ~I spo a.u,uoM t "
wnrk ~ NmHnn ~ H. r. "Gn.n: ue ANY .aneS. 4Ho
vntnrs fon%lnv T." tha r. tt,,,f ,att H. @ rne
,sork ~ oni. s,m j." H - sua "1u tnG MEGA. Ino
mn. en,vnnm ~ at t,t;, n Ghnal at,u nua1n!1H vac
should 30 undertaken and talrrtcd out BY tho
National uovern1ent The present 0anul nnw
9eIohKs to tho state. In my mcsHaxe to tho
Ssslsare tSs anS tast - %nor salsa tho n!tgnion ct
canal. and advieed that tho Legislature, In pur+
suaaGe ot tho Constitution, should submit the
Gueauoh 70 tho pponI1, Hnct thar tho canal SHOULD
conditions. Tho Legislature faileL, however. TO
pfov!dg Tor the s.l0snlsaloi!. have no question
oas shst ~ tho 1,,i ,uiovsFatncnt will mako 1t ship.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12
o,,, .rsoN
OVER THE WIRES,
The New York Democratic Sta.aW.
rention Meets In Alhars,
Large Delegation Pres,
the Senate meets and ~ the
Three New Senators aud arms
TIL To.Day.l
The Final Prelimlnaries for the
Transfer of the Cincinnati South.
ern Perfected.
Notes from the Star R0ute Cas,s...
News from the Indian Country.
News from the Ohio Elections md
Other General Intelligence.
Tho National Snnnin.

WASHINGTON, October ll.---lm the senate
this evening,anc the reading oftho journal.
Edmunds, replying to question Of the
highest privilege, moved that the oath of of.
lice be administered to Nelson W. Aldrieh
senator-elect from Rhode Island. Ther.
being no objection, the motion was agreed
10 ana Aldrlch was sworn in. Edmunds
then made a similar motion in the coses of
the scnatorS-slcet from New York Me.
fherson mterposed and stated that he
desired to present a petition pending that
motion, lie had in his hands communi.
cation rom certain members of the
New York Legislature alleging certnin
reasons why Mcssrs. I.apham and
Miller were not entitled To
to seats in the senate. With regard Ia
those allegations he knew nothing he aid
not present the petition with any desire 10
delay action ON their admission. lie of
iered TN, petition, and would refer IL at the
proper tllle 10 the appropriate commit
tee Edmunds said that MS the petition
as referred properly to the swearing i'm of
the new senators from New York. he wonid
not object to its reception at the present
time The petition was received and laid
upon the table and the oath of office adj,
minlstered the senators from New York
and Connecticut A committee consisting
OF Pendlston and Anthony was
appointed by the presiding
officer to wait on the president and inform
him that the senate was ready TO receive
any communication he might be pleased 10
send them At l2.15 p. III. the senate took
II recess. Edmunds offered alcsolution d, :
clarng that the standing committees of the
senate, as they We're constituted at the
close of the last session OF the senate, be
continued by the present session, and au-
thonzlng the president pro TEN.
TO fill any vacancies which nav
exist therein. Harris asked that the rcso-
luton lay over for one day under the rules
IL was so ordered. The committee an
pointed to wait upon the president reported
that il had performed It's duties, and that
the president had stated that he would com
municate in writing to the senate to-mor.
row. Then the senate ut 1880 y. M, adj
journed until tomorrow
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The New yorh pemocrnts IN cnnnrn.

ALBANY, N. v, October l0.--rhe feeling
this afternoon against the admission of the
Tammamy Hall delegates is very strong and
the members of the delegation do not expect
to be admitted. There are some delegates
from the country who fear the effect of
such action and would rather see all the
delegates admitted on an equal footing than
that the ticket should be endangered
NEW YoRR, OCTOBER l0.---'rhe rival dele
cations TO the Albany convention left this
city to-day. Tanmany, il is well under.
stood, attends, headed by John Kelly,
numbered over 800. Irving Hail and the
county democracy delegation and friends
numbered between 200 and 100 Each had
q special tram and departed within haitian
hour of each other. II required two en-
gincs to draw the fammany Hall train.
RECOGNIZING REGULAR EEPREsENTArlXEo.
ALBANY, n, Y, October ll.-At 1890 this
morning the common contested seats were
decided by a vote of 30 TO : 10 admit the
county democratic delegates. A rcsolu-
tion, moved by Thos. NJ Grady. to admit
one representative from each delegation
was rejected by the same vote. The motion
of John Fox 10 admit the Irving Hall dele.
gates was rejected by vote of % 10 3,
David B. Hill, of Chemung, has been Sc.
tected as temporary chairman.
ALBANY, n, Y, October 1.-THE Tam
many delegates met this morning and de-
cised to make their contest in the regular
way, 10y having their credentials presented
in the convention and then appearing be.
fore the committee on contested seats.
They say they are confident of admission.
AZ this hour, 1890 p. M, the gallery of
the convention hall Is crowded with the
New York county democracy almost to the
exclusion ofeyerybody else. The state con
vcntion is still in session.
ALBANY, n. Y, October 1l,-At $50 The
delegations were coming rapidly into Twad-
dell Hall. The utmost good humor pre-
walls There was not any noticeable dem.
when there was, great cheering and the
band began to play.