Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09
MEETING OF the SENATORIAL
CAUCUSES.
ONLY FIVE DEMOCRATS AND FOUR REPuB.
IIcANS ABSENT.
Special to the SENTINEL.

Special to the SENTINEL.
CHICAGO, Oct. S.-The Times Philadel-
phia special says the true inwardness OF
the Fenian dynamite plot has come to light
through two months labor of the Secret
Service agents of the United States. The
result will be the ostracism of O'Donovan
Rosa Of New York, Patrick Grove of Peo-
ria and Peter H. Faye of Philadelphia
from a respectable Irish nationalist COM
pany. The entire affair was merely a plot to
cheat the English Government out of a
large sum Of money. 1t is literally true.
as has been frequently stated, that the
scheme was a plot Of these shrewd Irish
men to make a little money. Faye, a
saloon-keeper Of Philadelphia, caused the
manufacture of the internal machines and
turned them ovor to O'Donovan Rosa.
Faye then began negotiations with the
British Consul at New York, and received
Sic, 900 . for information leading to the
discovery made on the docks at Liverpool.
He some weeks ago led from the United
btntCo dCtCCtiNcS ~ L AllduClpLld duu III
one knows his whereabouts.
|. The Pastors Visit the President.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.-The pastors Of
this city, accompanied by the Maryland
Lutheran Synod in session here, called on
President Arthur yesterday afternoon at
his residence. DR.. Chester, pastor Of the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church, was
spokesman for the visitors, and read the
address. The President responded sub
stantially as follows: Il am glad to meet
you, gentlemen, yet it is with deep sorrow,
for the circumstance which have sadly
deyolved such momentous duties upon me,
in the performance of these duties as
chief of q God-fearing and religious peo-
pie, / appreciate my dependence upon
their moral support and approval, and
upon the Divine blessing and guidance. l
thank you cordially for the assurances of
your support, and for your kind express
sions of sympathy and confidence" At
the conclusion Of President Arthur's re-
spouse the visitors were individually in
troduced and shook hands with the Presi-
dent. The party then retired, evidently
much pleased with their interview.
The Senatorial Caucus.
WASHINGTON, Oct. s.-The Republican
and Democratic Senatorial caacuses met
at the Capitol at II o'clock this forenoon,
with quite afull audience, only fYe Dem
ocrats and four Republicans being absent,
The three new Senators-Lapham, Miller
and AldrichLwere at the Republican eau
Gus. After the session Of IN hour or
more, in discussing the situation, the
Republicans appointed . committee to- con-
fer with the Democrats on the general
subject Of organization. The caucus then
took q recess for an hour.
Tie Question of the secretnryship.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.-A canvass Of the
Republican Senators shows q great lack OF
earnestness upon the question Of the SEQ
retaryship, and there are several who say
that II the Democrats secure the Presidency
they might "a well take all the Senate
Offices. This state Of indifference Is said
to be due to the difficulty about Gorham's
candidacy. He Is still the caucus nominee,
and if he could be induced to withdraw,
the Republicans could undoubtedly secure
the Secretaryship. In a paragraph in the
Republican this morning, Gorham abso-
lutely declines to withdraw.
Tight Money Market.
New YORK. Oct. 8.-There is q stringency
in the money market. Secretary Window
was not at the sub-Treasury to-day, 90 was
anticipated, but, according to the Com
mercial Bulletin, 1t is now said that some
measure Of relief will be resortsd to next
week; such. perhaps. as an order for the
prepayment. with rebate, Of any part Of the
| $40, 900, 900 OF bonds called for Dec. "a.
United States bonds advanced one half cent,
and there were large purchases in the after
noon of extended ives at par.
Guiteau Reads the Newspapers.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Sword comes from
the Jail that Guiteau has been suffering
the torments of apprehension. because OF
the public feeling towards him for the
past few days, is due to scoville having left
q bunch Of New York newspapers behind
him after his visit on Tuesday. These
were the first newspapers he had seen
since his confinement, and several Of them
being Of Western publication, referred TO
him in terms Enthusiastically expressive.
The Indictment Against Gufteau.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.-Guiteau's indict-
ment embraces eleven counts, and is
drawn with great minuteness. The fifth
WIN SO2Ato III FIG OnDo upOh WllCA
it is said tho prosecution will mainly rely.
These describe the shooting as having been
don't at the d. q p. depot at Washington,
Of malice a~forethought. with q pistol, In
ficting a mortal wound, from the effects
Of which the President died.
A Meeting OF the Emperors.
NEW YoRK, Dot. S.-The Herald In re-
viewing its cable dispatches. says: Our
dispatches from Warsaw point to q start
ling event that may result from the COM
ing meeting of the Emperors Of Russia
and Austria. This is nothing less than
the dissolution Of European Turkey into
its natural elements, and their absorption
by the W great Empires that lie nearest
to it.
The French Visitors.
GARRIsoNs IN. ", Dot. e.-The French
visitors left here this morning for Niagara
Falls on a special train of drawing room
cars, and we're accompanied by the State
Commission and superintendent Toncey
Of the New York Central and n. r. R. r..
The running time Of the train will be 10
miles an hour. They will remain over
Sunday at Niagara Falls.
The Grand Jury's Pressntment.
WASHINGTON. Oct. Sat 12i4s p. n. TO.
day the Grand Jury entered the Court
room and presented an indictment sgainst
Guiteau, charging him with the willful
murder Of James A. Garfield.
silver Purchase.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-The Treasury De-
partment to-day purchased 472. 900 ounces
of fine silver for delivery at the Philadel-
phia, New Orleans, San Francisco and
Carson minis. Coinage will be resumed
M fha Carsnn mint ON Nov