Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-10
LIN tV lIIkuuIVOI.
JUDGE SPIER'S DECISION In THE TELE-
GRAPH CASES.
Judge Truar Also Delivers an Opinion in
the Same Cases.
The Vote on Stanley Matthews
Nomination.
Lamar Favored the Conf7rma-
ton Of Matthews.
c0HKLInG URGED TO MAKE NO FURTHER
OPPOSITION TO ROBERTSON.
THE REPUBLICAN SENATORS
IN CAUCUS.
Lamar Favored the Conf1rma-
ton Of Matthews.
c0NKLIRG URGED TO MAKE NO FURTHER
OPPOSITION TO ROBERTSON.
THE REPUBLICAN SENATORS
IN CAUCUS.
CONGRESSMAN PAGE WILL INTRODUCE AN
ANTIIMMIGRATI0N BILL.
Especial to the SENTINEL

New YORK, May 9.-Judge Spier, of the
Superior Court. has handed down his de-
cision ON a motion in the suit brought by
Rufus Hatch against the telegraph COM
panies to prevent the issue of $500, $50
shares increase of capital stock. Judge
Spier decides in favor Of the plaintiff, and
continues the temporary injunction pre-
viously granted restraining the distribu-
ton of the increase.
In the suit brought by William s.
Williams against the consolidated telegraph
companies, in an action similar in its ma
ture to that brought by Rufus Hatch,
Judge Truar, of the Superior Court,
rendered a decision denying plaintiffs
motion for an adjournment. Jay Gould,
DIR. MurriD, Green and the officers Of the
defendant companies will be called to the
stand, and in all probability will be
reached by the recess. The trial will last
several days. Judge Truar also decided to
sustain the injunction previously granted
in regard to the motion to punish defend
ants for contempt, for violating the in
junction order. The Judge gives the fol-
lowing opinion: "In the case of William
s. Williams, 1 think there has been a tech
nical violation of the injunction order.
The parties should have entirely refrained
from interfering with the suit after the or
der was issued. The issuing of the certif-
cate Of Indebtedness was the advice Of
counsel, and not evasive or in violation of
the injunction. / cannot see that plaintiff
has suffered injury, except in expenses Of
the proceedings. They must pay a counsel
fee to the plaintiff or his counsel of $3.50"
Ravishes His Cousin.
CONWAY (Ark.), May "a young law
yer named D. M. Smith, living in this
town, on Saturday night took advantage Of
the absence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Martin,
who had gone on an excursion to New Or
leans, to inveigle their little daughter Jes-
sic, aged - years, a cousin to the young
a to his room, and there ravished her.
Major Bolton, wishing to use the room for
some purpose, went to the door and tried
to enter, but failing, his suspicious were
aroused, and he watched the room and saw
the young mar and girl come out. Yes
terday he told Col. Lincoln, the girls I'M
Gle. and upon an investigation the girl
confessed everything, and stated that Smith
threatened to murder her II she told.
Smith, finding that he was suspected, fed
to the woods, where he was found and cap
tured by the indignant citizens. He Is
under strong guard, but it is feared he will
be lynched. The parties are Of the best
people in the community.
Report OF the Senate judiciary
Committee.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-The Senate Judi
ciary Committee this morning voted to
report adversely the nomination Of STAN
ley Matthews. The nomination was re-
ported accordingly to the Senate in execu-
tive session. 1t Is understood that Lamar
favored the confirmation Of Stanley Mat
thews, and the rest Of the Committee, Lo-
gan, ingalls,, MCMILLAN, Davis and Bayard,
were opposed. Conkling and Garland
were absent. No action was taken on
Pardee.
RObertsOn's Case.
WASHINGTON, May ~9.-Conkling is urged
by some Of his stalwart friends to make no
further opposition to Robertson. The Re-
publican Senators are now Is p. N.Y. in eau
Gus, and the almost universal opinion IL
that they will agree to act on the Robert
son case. Some Republicans favor clean
ing up the business and sdjourning ut an
early day.
sunday Pleasure Seekers,
New YoRK. May s.-The fine weather
drew thousands Of pleasure seekers to Coney
Island yesterday. Trains of different
routes leaving to the beach were crowded un-
til late in the afternoon. Very few of the
hotel keepers had made Preparations for
fha ponaDksaA rs os,oak. lx>~ = l--J-.I
and fifty thousand people visited Central
Park, and other pleasure grounds in the
city and vicinity were well p~atronizAd.
Indicted.
DENVER. May 8.-Ths Grand Jury in
dicted Berry, Uncampagre Agent, Com
missioner Meacham, Capt. Cline and four
Indians for the murder of the frsighter.
jackson. Berry will remain to defend
himself, while Otto Mears refuses to 60 into
the Ute reservation to make peace without
him. Mesrs says with Berry's help he
could easily induce the Utss to consent to a
psaceable removal.
A Candidate Wanted.
New YoRK, May ga Times Cincinnati
special says a letter is reported to have been
to Paris, where ex-senator Thur.
man now IL, stating the political situation
and urging him to permit his name to be
used in convention for Governor. The let
ter, II Is said. insisted that he was the only
man who can bring out the entire vote Of
the party, and that he would receive many
votes.
Bogardus Wins Again.
ST.. LOUIS, May ga shooting match for
300 . side took place here this after
noon between Captain Bogardus and w. H.
Mitchell, of Virginia-1O0 birds, thirty
yards rise, English rules-which was won
by Bogardus, the score standing 80 to 70.
Another match for the same amount and
will be shot next week.
An Antl.Immigration Bill.
WASHINGTON. May 9. Congressman
Page Of California says that with the as
Of Commissioner Swift he is draft
lng an anti-immigration bill in accordance
With the terms Of the new Chinese treaty,
which he will introduce as soon as practi-
,able ct the next session Of Congress.
A STEEL CROWN.
In calling for q crown and sceptre of
'teel, wrought ont Of the Turkish guns