Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-03
He is Not to Receive the Entire
Patronage Of Virginia.
CoNkLiNC HOLDING ALooF
FROM MALONE.
Seymour Denounces Bargaining
with COnkling.
The Earl Of shrewsbury's EIope-
mont.
RETURN OF A LONG.LOST
HUSBAND.
: Ispecial to the SENTINEL

NEW 1ORK, May z.-Ine WOrlds Nash-
ington special says: It has been learned
that the cause of Mahone's discontinue,
which was noticeable nearly all OF last
week in the Senate, was the Information
that the President had decided not to give
him the entire patronage of Virginia,
which he had been led to believe he would
get. The manly stand taken by the
straight-out Republicans Of Virginia, who
refuse to ally themselves with Malone in
State affairs, together with the fact that
the Republicans outnumber the Repudia-
tors, has compelled the President to ac-
knowledge the Repulicanism Of Virginia,
and he has decided to bestow at least half
of the State patronage upon his own party.
The first steps having thus been taken to-.
ward breaking away from Malone, it will
not be difficult for the President to take
others. Considering also that the Repub-
licans in the Senate urge him to withdraw
Riddleberger, and that the Democrats will
not allow Gorham to be elected, it begins
to look as though Malone would not real
ize much on his vote. Even Conkling, in
the hope Of Democratic favor for his own
purposes, has lately held aloof from Ma
hone, although his alleged sympathies were
conveyed to him at length, and with due
feeling, through Plat.
An Eloping Pair Brought BACK.
New York, May 2.-The Worlds Lon
don correspondent says: Vanity Fair re-
fers politically toa very bad scandal which
has been the talk of the town for the past
ten days. The story is that the Earl Of
Shrewsbury has eloped with Mrs. Miller
Mundy, of a we'll known country family
in Derbyshire. A relation of the lady fol-
lowed them to the continent, ran them to
earth at Strasburg, and administered Q
severe thrashing to the noble lothario.
Mrs. Miller Mundy is seven years older
than her lover, who is the great prize Of
the day in the matrimonial market, being
immensely rich, very handsome, and only
n years Of age. The lady has one child,
6 years old. / deem it right to say that l
have been privately assured that there ia
great exaggeration in the story Of the
beating, but Of the elopement and capture
there is no doubt. The lady was brought
back to England. The affair causes great
distress among some of the most honora.
BILE families. Her husband, Alfred E.
Miller Mundy, owns estates in Noting
AhuloAiAC aAu oGi DgsulI6 WOTbu Lf,uUJ
a year, and has o large income from other
sources.
GOV. Seymour Annoyed At His Rel.
atives.
New YORK, May 2.-The Worlds Utica
special says: Governor Seymour is much
annoyed to learn that his namesake and
nephew is believed to be laboring with the
Democrats at Washington, to further the
ends Of Conkling, to whom he is con.
nected by family ties. Seymour earnestly
denounces any bargaining with Conkling
or any other Republican as debasive, un-
democratic and destructive to the hopes Of
the party in the State and Nation.
A True Wife.
CAEBoNDALE (Pa.), May Q. Jerome
Wilson, q brother Of DR.. R. Wilson of New
York, and Of Henry Wilson, proprietor of
the Honorable Citizen, left this city four
teen years ago to-day, giving no informa-
ton as to his wanderings. Nothing was
heard Of him until his return here to-day.
he was given up as dead years ago., but his
wife believed him living and remained true
to him. His daughter, two years old when
he left home, has grown to womanhood.
1t was some time before they could be
convinced that he was the long-lost bus-
band and father. Wilson spent his years
among the Indians in the wilds Of Texas,
and has made o fortune.
A Large Reward for ss BILLY tine Kfd.,'
SANTA FE, May "A special messenger
from Lincoln informs Governor Wallace
that the notorious outlaw, BILLY the Kid"
under sentence Of death in the Lincoln
jail killed Deputy Sheriff ]. W Bell and
United States Marshal Robers Igier, by
shooting them, and effected iis escape.
He was involved in three murders. A large
reward was paid for his capture to Deputy
sheriff Garrett, and he was sentenced to
be hanged May 81. Governor Wallace will
offer a large reward for his apprehension.
Unwonted C0mm0tien.
HAVANA, May 2.-There is probably q
Revolution going on in Santo Domingo.
The Spanish mail steamer was not,allowed
to enter the port Of the capital, under the
pretext Of the unhealthfulness Of the crew.
1t was noticed that there was much un-
wonted commotion among the people on
shore.
Father and Son Burned.
NEW Providence (Pa.), May 2.-The
house Of David Reese, neal here, was
burned this morning. While Reese and
his son were trying to preserve some eff
fects, the burning building suddenly col
lapsed, and both were burned to death.
Mrs. Reese was also severely burned.
The Bakers ON q strike.
NEW York, May 1.-The bakers went on
strikes to-day for an increase Of wages and
q reduction Of hours. The men paraded
down town streets one thousand strong
this afternoon, and assembled at Irving