Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-18
EASTERN intelligence.
ARTHUR AND C0NKLlNG TRIED TO PRE-
VENT THE REMOVAL OF BRADY.
BRADY AND DORSEY OPPOSED
TO ELMER.
GARRETT FOR MINISTER TO
LIBERIA.
now THE SENATORIAL VOTE
STANDS.
OBSERVING The ANNIVERSARY OF THE BUN.
sEER HILL BATTLE.
Custodian Pitney Summary
Dismissed.
BRADY AND DORSEY OPPOSED
TO ELMER.
GARRETT FOR MINISTER TO
LIBERIA.
now THE SENATORIAL VOTE
STAN IDS.
OBSERVING TIE ANNIVERSARY OF THE BUN
skER HILL BATTLE.
Custodian Pitney Summary
Dismissed.

Washington correspondent says: The Vice
President and Conkling did all they could
to prevent the removal of Brady, and
though Elmer is a personal friend of Plat,
the latter refused to favorably report Ell
mers' nomination from the Committee on
Postofiees and Postroads to the Senate.
When the New York Senators resigned,
Elmer was promptly confirmed. 1t is said
that Brady and Dorsey were both bitterly
opposed to Elmer, as it was known he
could not be manipulated. The White
House and the Executive Departments
have been in a state of siege since the in
auguration, and it is yet possible that the
old civil service rules, from necessity, may
be erected as a barrier against the besieg-
ing army.
WASHINGTON, June 17.-Secretary Win
dom to-day summarily dismissed Custodian
Pitney from the public service, and abol-
ished the Office of Custodian of the Treas
ury, which was created some years ago
without legal authority, and paid from the
appropriation for janitors, messengers,
etc. The dnties NJ the ofsce are ;mnosed
on Chief Clerk Powers, who has been dill
gent in unearthing the frauds of the Gus
todian's ring. Pitney is not likely to be
otherwise punished than by dismissal.
The committee continue their investiga-
tions. A few merchants who had sold
goods at their own prices nave been obliged
to refund the money into the Treasury to
m"A1 soou iauuuien. .lansacsions' Ahese
nnno oompialh .na' sney o maoe up a
alnpa.sn suuu iast yeal oi oo,ooo On L
strehs.n OF tne contracts "nlcn nave now
ronrasan. rhaaan -, 90 IL d.
publican Congressional Committee, and
they will appeal the matter to him. The
money was turned over to Hubbeli as a
Zee navar heard anrthina ~ AZ oontrants
Tha Saroaaatn nn a. $3.50
priaht bas disoharaad nouor nw1oras
nh;ch aansas ns,oh n5rnnan p,O \
nnmnora.s IT, aIsis .Lot
amd conarsrr - ~ IAN atu nas an IL
aasa.o .ha " ~ N luo.iohS sisen
No .haan r.oe mss sahu ;n p.opa
$50 w. VIII oo
neA' winter.
'ef 10 Aioerla'
NE" iohk' June Tine Iimes says
.he Name oi nov. hishiaus uarnet' wen
SHOWN ana the widely esteemed pastor OF
Tue ooiorea freSoy'efian ohliow onurch'
- being urged upon the President as that
OF a man well qualified to fill the Office Of
Minister to Liberia. The petition request
ing his appointment has been in circula-
ton for some days, and has received the
signature OF every colored individual OF
vardad - az p.ae LIN ~ was r.
strong letters Of commemorative from
Thurlow Weed.
A Fight Against Reputation.
WASHINGTON, June 17.-General Wick
ham and conorassnon Dosan5or -, Vi.
~ -
sihia, WIN d NUMBER OF "nlte ana colored
Republicans, will urge the President this
afternoon not to favor a coalition of Re-
pen;ao ms ana l.eaoJusters asit VIII disor-
whereas the RennbIicans can carrS he
State on the debt-paying platform, and
make q bold and manly fight against re-
puulasion. Iney VIII start Republican
party az lcnmo called 1.-The Debt
payers.
Gouid's Terminal Point.
DALLAS (Texas), June l7,-It is under
stood that Gon,d,s term;nal ro;rt on tba
coast will he a.h;na De-. :. - $3.50
.h.. co,,a 49,. a.. .'-N
Sabine Pass norfhvard 5o niles r. will he
pushed through to Minola as rapidly as
possible. This will force the Texas trunk
road to o parallel line from Palestine TO the
pass.
The Condition OF Grfscom.
CHICAGO. Jnne 17.-Griscom beoan the
80 -,
w.. NUN 'u'
"een. 80, puise' os' 'empera'ure, 9oi
clssa "ond;t TO- ne he. Chains ne Is IN nrst,
weak. The nbysicians consider h;s cond;-
ton remarkably good. Yesterdays heat
weakened him, but the more comfortable
temperature to-day is favorable.
Bunker Hin Anntversarv.
poamou -, - ~ ,oe.r
- -, a'.
n, 0a'ou pA"l
anu naiies
rades atc taL;ne tha niaoa a VIII pa
Festivities like Mardi Gras attracted nearly
loo, 200 people. Early this morning a
monster civic and military parade was
succeeded by o banquet, and Col. VIM.
Prescott's monument was dedicated.
Fatal shooting
Dvvu,n r.. ,e Xha..
Jamas NJ -:s- -
sho, - ,.ssa,u- In, Is %AN -
ano,h.- - tn -,
from a quarrel about a woman. Moon had
threatened Wilson's life and to-day started
to put him out Of a saloon, when the latter
turned and fired, producing four wounds.
any one OF which would have caused death.
Healthy SvSuAuo