Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-28
TILDEN NOT IN SYMPATHY WITH
CONKLING.


Especial to the SENTINEL
PHILADELPHIA, May 27.--The New York
correspondent of the Ledger says Of Schurz
and the Evening Post: On the streets
there are reports that a large infusion Of
fresh capital will accompany the change,
and that the Oregon Navigation Company
people in this particular are the parties in
interest. The value Of the Post, apart
from its real estate, is said to be about
81, 000, 900. The change will also make
something of a stir in political circles.
Mr.. White, formerly Of the Chicago Tri-
bune, is an incorporating Free Trader,
and Goodwin of The Nation has had ex-
tensive experience in journalism, and will
impart q value to the literary department.
while Schurz will take care Of the political
features in a way that will probably pro-
vide ample employment for his opponents.
Reports of scarcely less important changes
in other city papers are current.
Washington Politics.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Ex-Speaker Ran
dali has gone to Albany, by invitation, to
Va Q thO Il &tbs Az AOpCn w Clbu0k
get one Democratic Senator or prevent
any election by the Legislature. He pre-
fers Conkling to any other Republican,
and doubtless the Democrats will support
him against any other Republican.
Ohio Republicans say that there are 80
few Conkling Republicans in Ohio that
the New York fight will not affect the
coming election there.
Garfield characterizes as ridiculous the
story that he had advised the return Of
Conkling and Plat, with the understand
ing that they should not ~antagonize the
| Administration.
A Let Of Political SpecuIations.
ALBANY, May 27.-Conkling, Arthur and
their associates continue their levees at the
Delavan House to-day. Not q few men,
bers Of the Legislature, who had not ex-
pressed opinions, received notes reading a
follows:
MY DEAR SIR: I would like . few min
utes conversation with you as soon as may
be, at the time and place Of your conven-
fence. Will you let me hear from you ?
Cordially yours, RoscoE CoNKLINa.
The division remains as before, with no
prospect Of q change. A deadlock il GER
tain. 1t ia announced that Conkling will
make an address on Monday evening. It
is denied that Tilden is enlisted on behalf
of Conkling.
Later dispatches contradict the Times
statement that the stalwarts have enough
votes for the caucus this evening.
h Conklingites could not get the re-
quired number to 60 into caucus last
night, and own that they have lost the first
skirmish. They claim, however, that they
will be able to get the needed number by
Monday night.
KaIloch snubbed.
INDIANAPOLIS, May a.. - Kalioch was
foiled in his attempt to secure recognition
by the Baptist Home Mission Society. 1t
leaked out last night that the San Fran
cisco Baptists had forwarded q telegram
that Kalloch had been repudiated by the
California Christians, and advice was
given to deny him all countenance and
shake him of with unmistakable emphasis.
Kalloeh called upon Rev. Henry L.. More
house, n OF the Secretaries, and upon
stating his errand was told that his course
should be silence, for while there was no
disposition to attack him, there was an un-
m~istakable desire to ignore him entirely,
and common prudence should teach him
to keep away. Kalloch remarked that he
had no intention Of making himself q dis
turbing element, and thereupon withdrew.
Brady and Dorsey after Blaine.
New YoRK, May 27.-The Sun leads of
with the following double-leaded Washing
ton dispatch Of the 25th 1.-THE object Of
Mr.. Blaine's recent visit to New York was
two-fold. and which comes first each reader
may determine for himself. He has been
caught in the Star route swindles, hence
his business in New York was urgent,
as we'll a. private and personal. Weeks
ago Brady and Dorsey gave Mr.. Blaine mo-
tice that II the proceedings against them
were not stopped they would foreclose on
him. I conclude that Mr.. Blaine has not
been able to stop proceedings, hence the
beginning Of the foreclosure on him. His
visit to New York was to fl things up.
This Is the shortest way to tell the story,
and 1t Is none the less true for being short.
There Is more Of the same sort coming.
Sentenced TO be Hung.
DENVER, May 27.-This mornings News
says that W. 81. Carly, who Is sentenced to
be hung at Colorado Springs on June II.
for the murder at Buena Vista last April
OF Deputy Marshal Perkins, Is a nephew Of
Bon Butler, and his right name IL VIM. H.
Salisbury Of Salisbury, Mass. He was
forced to leave home on account of his
recklessness, and vent to California, where
he made q fortune by gambling and in
the saloon business, but afterwards lost
all. He came to Colorado three years ago.
He has two sisters, one married and
wealthy, living in Lawrence, Mass. Since
the murder his friends have been doing