Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-09
EASTERN intelligence.
THE LIQUOR LICENSE CUES
TON.
A Discussion Between Conkling
and Thurman.
AN OLD FAvoRITE AGAIN TO
THE FRONT.
A Tilt Between Butler and conk-
ling.
A REPUBLICAN LOVE FEAST In
BROOKLYN.
A REPUBLICAN LOVE FEAST In
BROOKLYN.
A Chapter of Accidents. ETC.. Etc.
Special to the sEsrrsEL.l

Special TO the S~EkTINEL.I
WASHINGTON, Feb. SIN the Senate,
Yesterday, an e%xtraneous discussion sprang
up on the liquor license, and Conkling
~facetiously said that Thurman had made 1t
a party question, as it was so agreeable to
the Democratic stomach and was thought
to furnish SO much inspiration. Thurman
replied that he would vote for the license,
as he had seen the effect of not granting
licenses in Ohio, where, under the prohi-
bition Of 1857 there had been at least two
drinking places for one existing before.
Prohibition would be injurious to the pub
lie morals and health, and he would like
to see whether the Republicans would keep
their pledges to their temporary friends.
Mrs. schultz at Steinway Hall.
New YORK, Feb. S.-Mrs. Schultz, for
merly Madame Anna Bishop, who made her
first appearance in public as 8 concert
singer forty four years ago, and afterwards
achieved success on the operate stage, Wis
iting California in 1857 with Mr.. Bochas,
whom she afterwards married, sings to-
night at Steinway Hall to q third genera
ton of New York auditors. The event is
more noticeable from the announcement
that she sings with much power and sweet
ness, Notwithstanding the fact that she is
sc years of age.
The South Carolina census Fraud.
WASHINGTON, Feb. SIN the Senate yes
terday, on motion of Butler, Secretary
Schurz's letter on the South Carolina
census fraud was taken up. Butler verified
the report, and said it should put to shame
the baseless charges Of stump orators and
party organs in the late campaign. He
particularly mentioned the fact that Conk-
ling's speeches were as malignant as the
heart that inspired them, and yet he
(Conkling) had not the honesty to &C
knowledge their falsity and atone for his
d~ishonorable perversion of the truth. AL
though the truth was plain and over
whelming, Conkling thought that Butler
had taken a long time to reply to his speech
of last September, and he cared nothing
for Buffers empty yaporing. Butler re-
torted that Conkling's staggering inso-
lence did not concern him. Conkling said
he didn't choose to handy words here or
elsewhere, and the subject was dropped.
Politicians Severely Handled.
New YORK, Feb. S.-The Kings County
(Brooklyu) General Committee, during its
session last night, completed its organic
alton and engaged in fight, in which sew
eral members were severely handled. The
gas being turned off, other lights were pro-
vided, and the fight renewed. Ex-Sheriff
Daggett, leader Of the Conkling wing, got
q heavy blow on the head.
A Girl Burned to Death.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 8.-An O~wingsville
special to the Courier-Journal says: Miss
Sarah Hiley, daughter of Augusta Hiley,
aged about IL years, was burned to death
to-day, her clothing catching fire. Three
other casualties are also reported, a rolling
log, heart disease and a powder explosion
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