Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-07-08

that the two witnesses against them were
%perjurers.
The Situation at Albany.
ALBANY, July 6.-Scott, in the Assem-
bly, reported for the majority that the
Bribery Committee thought proper not to
report on the alleged briber as indictments
had been found by the Grand Jury. Both
| charges and denials were positive and cir,
cumstancial. The minority reported that II
| the charge was true q great crime mad been
committed. 1t bears somewhat on Bradley
for receiving the money at all, and COM
pares him with Judas lscariot. Eitner
Bradley or Sessions had the crime OF per-
| jury on his conscience, the Almighty alone
knew which. The testimony shows that no
money had been offered to any Legislator
but Bradley. The whole testimony is re-
| viewed by the minority. The Assembly
| and Senate adopted resolutions of sympathy
| with Garfield and condeming the assassin:
| There was no choice in the balloting and
small change.
The Tribune on our Senator.
New York, July 6.-The Tribune, re-
ferring to Senator Jones' remark that
Arthur's Presidency would not mean much
more than a change of men, says: AS a
representative of the rotten borough sys-
tenn of the State of Nevada, a particularly
intimate friend Of Conkling, his utterances
are peculiarly significant. 1t ne means
that Arthur will dismiss the present Cabi'
net and appoint to leading offices different
men than those selected by Garfield 1t
would be difficult to conceive a more radi-
oil ahanoa t. 4. tba oh anna most aarinualV
apprehended, like the change of Tyler, Fill
more, and Andy Johnson" II Jones speaks
by authority the Tribune hopes lie may say
something more encouraging.
Mass Meetings All over the COun.
try.
WASHINGTON, July Mass meetings
continue to be held all over the country,
particularly in the South, where congratu-
lations on the Presidents looked-for re-
covery, condemnation of the blood-thirsty
Guitteau and coincidence to the Presi-
dents family are equally divided. Prayer
meetings are also being held by the
churches, and their messages Of cheer
give great comfort to Mrs. Garfield.
In Danger of Being Lynched.
MONTICELLO (Ark.) July IA man
named Edmunds has been arrested on sus-
picion of outraging and numbering Miss
Sallie Watson, who disappeared while out
with a party of friends and was never seen
again. Her body was found yesterday, the
head having been cut entirely off with an
TX. Edmunds is in great danger Of being
lynched.
No Attempt on Blaine.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-The story that
the assassin Guitteau tried to shoot Blaine
but was prevented by Benson, formerly of
the secret service, is disposed of by the tes-
mony of Ticket Agent Parke, at the depot,
| who says Guitteau tried to escape as soon
as the shooting was over. Benson was not
in the room at the time of the shooting.
Guitteau's Career in Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, July 6.-The evidence Of
crooked dealings on the part of Guitteau
while in Chicago, as a lawyer, has caused a
turning up of his record here. He got per-
mission to settle a claim for one firm at 10
cents on the dollar, settled it for 100 cents,
and never turned over a dollar to the credi-
tors. He was disbarred for this.
Died Of Starvation.
New YORK, July John Burns, an in.
sane printer, died from starvation in an
asylum here yesterday. He had refused
food for 20 days.