Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-23
THE REMAINS OF FREEMASON
MORGAN.
GARRISON N. POTTER UNANIMOUSLY N0MI,
MATED BY THE DEMOCRATS.
Especial to the SENTINEL

JacOOs, OF, ConktlnB, oz, NAeeler, ~,
Lapham, &c; Cornell, 20; Folger, /; Brad
ley, 1; Rogers, 1.
The second vote, for Platt's successor,
stood: Herman, SO; Plat, 26; Depew, 81;
Cornell, s; Wheeler, 8; Crowley, Z; Lap
ham, 8; scattering, g..
The third vote was all broken up, as fol-
lows: Conkling, 80; Wheeler, so; Lap
ham, 16; Jacobs, IL; Potter, 7; Cornell,
2; s. s. Cox, 2; John Kelly, 8; Hewitt, 8;
Seymour, 8; Bliss, q; Bradley, 8; Peck
ham, 4; Corning, 2; Parker, 8; Tilden,
Babcock, Kingsley, slocum, Folger,
Thompson, Westbrook, Grace and Daniels,
l each.
The fourth vote stood: Herman, So;
Depew, so; Plat, Is; Cornell, s; Crowley,
8; Wheeler, 2; Tremain, 1; Lapham, 4.
Adjourned.
ALBANY, June 22.-Chickering offered a
resolution that tomorrow the convention
remain in session without food, except
bread and water, until two Republican
Senators are elected. The President de-
clared the resolution out Of order. The
convention then proceeded to vote again.
At the conclusion of the roll-call, Senator
Fowler rose and said: 1t has been given
out that the votes cast for John G. Jacobs
were void, and in view Of the fact that
such may be the decision of the conven-
ton. and thus an election forced, at the re-
quest of Senator Jacobs he would change
his vote to Clarkson N. Potter. 1t was de-
cided to recall the names OF Democratic
members, and they voted for various can
didates.
Queer DoinGs in High Life.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-The Secretary
is agitated over the development of a
scandal involving an attache of the French
Legation, an attache of the Spanish Lega-
ton and a young lady of high social stand
ing. One of the foreigners is Secretary OF
the Legation. These two young foreign
ers, according to the story, attended a
brilliant reception, or evening party, at a
fashionable residence in the west end Of
Washington. They paid special attention to
the young lady in question, and managed
to detain her at the supper table until
after all the other guests had left the sup
per room. They filed the young lady
with wine until she was well under its in
~iuence, and then induced her to accom-
pany them up stairs to q private dressing
room. They boosted of the fact afterwards.
They were members of the Metropolitan
Club. but have been cut entirely by the
| club because of their conduct. The young
lady's family have found out the secret
and have taken her from the city. There
10 Oraa{ pI;nraXfnn hara aNI hafh nd
taches Of these legations will undoubtedly
have TO leave. It is probable that they
will be promptly dismissed from their
positions.
The California Tichborne a Hum.
bug.
PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-The Duke oil
Sutherland arrived here last night. When
asked about the alleged Tichborne inter.
view, Bull Run Russell said, cit is no sucI
thing. I believe from what I have heard
that the man is a humbug. There is .
lawyer in California by the name of Barnes
and while we were there we met him on 3
train. and he told US about the claimant
But there is nothing in it. The story il
utterly absurd" "Now," said the Duke,
1--WE never saw the man, and he may be Q
claimant for all we know; but we do moi
know anything about it,"
The Meeting Not Legitimate.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-The Virgins
Coalitionists claim yesterdays meeting Of
Republicans was not legitimate, not hav.
ing been called by Chairman Lewis, and
that at the meeting on the 26th the Coali
tionists will have direct authority from the
President to say that he favors the Coali
t~ionists. 1t is not probable, however, thai
yesterdays action will be overborne,
Congressman Spier, a Georgia Independ.
ent, will vote with the Republicans to or.
ganize the House. He told the President,
and said he expected the Democrats would
attack him as they had Malone.
A Litter.
NASHVILLE, June 21.-An authentic
account has been received of the delivery,
in jackson county, in this State. of seven
children at one birth. They were deliv.
cred at intervals of ten minutes to five
hours apart. All were girls, weighing -four
well developed. The physician was greatly
excited, and the people for miles around
focked to see the woman and her babies.
Tbs husband is small and thin, and his
wife strong and healthy.
Arkansas Civilization.
ST. LOUIS, June 21.-A Republican
Little Rock special says: The particulars
of a terrible affair were brought to town to-
day. Some days ago the house of a misery
old farmer named Stokes, living in Sharp
county, was robbed of S400 or $500 by six
masked men. On Thursday night last
a band of 10 or IL men went to the houses
Of James Tibbitts, Abner Stanley and
James and Jonathan Callahan and took
them to an adjacent glen and tortured
them In a most horrible manner with a
view OF making them confess the crime.
The Galatians have since been arrested, but
it is said that Tibbitts and Stanley were
tortured to death, as they cannot be found.
Remains OF Freemason Morgan
Found.
New YORK, June 22.-The Times has a
story from Batavia, N. Y, which says the
town Is filled with excitement over the dis
covery OF what are believed to be the re-
mains Of William Morgan, the man who
betrayed the secrets Of the Freemasons in
his book. entitled, "Morgan's illustrations
OF Masonry" So years ago. and who was
abducted and made away with before the
work was given to the public.
Accidental DrOwning-Griscom.
CHICAGO, June 22.--The Evening Jour-
nails Quincy, Ill, special says: Samuel
Randolph, a hostler, and w. Hall, both
colored, drove into the Mississippi River
this morning to wash q buggy, when by
some means the horses and men were
drowned, and the buggy carried down the
stream.
Griscom has lost one pound since yester
day, and weighs 1861 pounds; total loss,
33A pounds in 26 days; respiration 16;
pulse, Sc; temperature, 98h. There is no
weakening visible to-day.