Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-08
EASTERN Intelligence.
WOodin's Rules for the Government Of
the Joint Convention.
GENERAL GRANTS ARRivALAT
ST. LOUIS.
He Declined to Talk About Politi-
cal Matters.
THE VOTE FOR CONKLING AND
PLATT'S SUCCESSORS.
AN INTERVIEW WITH LEWIS LAWRENCE, A
STRONG c0NKlIae MAN.
PLATT LEAVES FOR ALBANY.
A Gathering of Ex-Confederate
Soldiers.
THE VOTE FOR CONKLING AMI
PLATT'S SUCCESSORS.
AN INTERVIEW WITT LEWIS LAWRENCE, 1
STRONG c0NKLIae MAN.
LEAVES FOR b
A Gathering of Ex-Confederate
Soldiers.
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Especial to the SENTINEL
ALBANY, June 7.-Senator Woodin's first
and second rules were adopted for the gov
eminent of the joint convention, and the
third was tabled. The latter was a rule re-
quiring a two-thirds vote to rescind an ac-
ton, which compels the joint convention
to vote daily at noon during the session Of
the Legislature for successors to Plat and
Conkling. Sheehy had read at the Clerks
desk q letter to him, saying that his politi-
cal future would end in a dismal night il
he continued against Conkling. This was
regarded as a joke.
ST. LOUIS, June General Grant and
party arrived this morning from New Or
leans. His quarters at the hotel have been
besieged all day by callers. The General
said he thought his Japanese servant boy
left behind at Chicago his badges and med
ais, recently recovered at Kansas City. He
has no idea how they came into the hands
of King and Fitzpatrick. Although he is
very anxious to go to Now York at once, he
will remain here if it is deemed necessary
and prosecute King and Fitzpatrick. He
declined to talk about politics.
How the Last vete Stood.
ALBANY, June THE vote for Conk-
ling's successor to-day was as follows:
Conkling, "a; Jacobs, As; Wheeler, %;
Cornell, Is; Rogers, Is; Lapham, 8; Tre-
main, 4; Bradley, 1; Folger, 1; Crowley, 1.
Tn vote for Platt's successor was as fol-
lows: Platt. %; Herman, 46; Depew, AZ;
Cornell. IA; Folger, 4; Lapham, 8; Crow
ley, A; Tremain, Q; Fenton, /; Wheeler, 1.
COnkling Threatens.
New York, June THE Post, Carl
Schurz editor, publishes an alleged inter-
view with Lewis Lawrence Of Utica, a
strong Conkling man, who is quoted as
saying: tive been talking with Conkling
to-day, and he's been damning the Republi-
can party up hill and down. He says,
and it is true, that he created the Republic
can party in this State, and himself alone
carried the last four Presidential elections
by his good work in disputed States, and
now they have no gratitude for him. They
ought to have reelected him unanimously
and now they hoggle over him like dogs
over a bone. He said to me: Lawrence,
if these ours don't come down and crawl
at my feet, as they always have done, III
accept the offer of Democratic votes, and
become an Independent with David Davis
and mark my word, that will carry with il
the Democratic Presidential nomination o.
1884," What will that be by way Of re
venge? I told him to do it.
Brady Intends Commencing Suits
CHICAGO, June THE Tribune's Wash
ington special says Brady processes un
bounded confidence in his ability to cleal
himself. and proposes to turn the table,
upon his accusers. 1t is rumored tina
Brady intends to enter a suit for crimina
libel against the Attorney-G General ant
Postmaster General as soon as Indictment
are found against him. He does this evi
IDENTIFY on the theory that he is innocent
and he relies on q Congressional investiga
ton to vindicate his official acts.
stalwart Movements.
New YORK. June 7.-Platt went to AL
bany last night. Conkling says he will g
whenever needed. Arthur will probabl.
go this evening to Chattanooga. The ex
Confederate soldiers have formed an or
ganization to tender a reception to thu
Army Of the Cumberland next September
They intend to lave the most prominen'
Confederate Generals present. and severa
thousand ex-Confederate soldiers. repre-
senting every Southern State.
Griscom the Faster.
CHICAGO, June 7.-Griscom entered hi
eleventh days fast at noon. He shows nj
variation worth mentioning in manner OF
characteristics, and seems perfectly con
tented and comfortable.
The Greenback Convention.
ST. LOUIS, June THE Greenbacl
Convention will be called to order at 8 P
NJ. Greenbackers from nearly all tn.
States in the Union are here, and all ii
good humor over the future prospects o.
the party.
A Strafghtout Ticket.
WASHINGTON, June 7.-Col. yost, q vir
ginia journalist. who is here, says the Re
adjuster's ticket can't get so, 200 votes, ana
that the Republicans will nominate
straightout ticket, as the Richmond tickle
pleases neither party.
The Brewers Troubles.
New YORK, June 7~.-Several brewers
have employed new men, and several hav,
yielded to the strikers.