Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-06
TELEGRAPHIC.
GRANTS FRIENDSHIP FOR PORTER
CREATES a HREEzE.
What the Democrats Will Do in
the Matter.
Another Serious Legislative Deadlock in
New York.
GUITEAU'S COUNSEL NOT so JUBILAHT AS
THEY MIGHT BE.
Ex-seeretary Lincoln a Possible Presiden-
tial Candidate.
A MOB CHASING THE CiBB0N
MURDERERs.
5x-Secretary Lincoln a Possible Presiden-
tial Candidate.
A MOB CHASING THE ClBBoN
MURpERERS.
Especial TO THE SENTINEL.


ton correspondent says Of the Grant-Por-
ter affair: One senator said to-day that he
did not believe the correspondence would
change a single Republican vote. The
Democrats are Of course in a complacent
mood over their ~eleventh.hour convert. 1t
is said, however, that they will hold him
strictly to the terms, and it is even stated
that two bills to put Grant on the retired
list and restore Porter will be openly linked
together and put upon their passage in this
shape. Logan is reported to be in a some
what belligerent frame Of mind, and dis
posed to take the ground that for his part
he will fight the restoration to the end,
whatever becomes Of the Grant bill. DEM
ocratic Senators and Representatives very
generally credit Grant with unselfsh and
honorable motives in espousing Porter's
cause.
A Polar Elk %Iorer's Return.
New YORK, Jan 5.-The Herald's st.
Petersburg special says General Anout-
chine, Governor Of Eastern Siberia, who
is here at present, has received a telegram
from Irkutsk, dated Jan. I'd, announcing
the return to that town of M. Soulkowsky,
who left in search Of the Jeanette at the
beginning of 1881. M. Soulkowsky states
that after travelling overland to Behring
Strait he vent ON board the clipper Chas-
seur n sailed as far as Commander Isles,
a government beaver and seal fishing sta
ton, where he noticed number of Amer
lean whaling ships unceremoniously pur-
suing operations in Russian waters. The
Chasseur met the Rodgers, which was sent
out to the relief of the Jennette. The
two vessels sailed together to East Cape,
in Behring Strait. On the 18th of Septem-
Der ~Soulkowsky wen ashore at Viadevos-
took, where he hutted a short time, and
travelling by way of China and Mongolia,
he eventually reached Irkutska On Dec 80.
Murde Tn Dakota.
DENVER, Jan. 5.-H. Fl. Player OF this
city is in receipt Of particulars Of a most
cold-blooded and brutal murder committed
upon his ranch, at the crossing of the
North Fork Of the Cheyenne River, at Red
Canyon, in Dakota, on the telegraph road
between Cheyenne and Deadwood, on the
morning of Jan. 2, when Ed. Graham, q
Texas cowboy, shot and killed Chas. King,
an employe on the ranch. He shot .iim
three times, twice through the bowels, be-
cause he spoke to him about abusing bis
horse. The murderer took some horses
and loft the ranch. A boy left King and
went to Custer for surgeons, when Graham
returned n shot his victim through the
head and escaped. Graham, the murderer,
ia 20 years old, has black hair, dark eyes
and is slightly built. Mr.. Player has
offered 5000 reward for his capture, and
Custer County and Dakota authorities will
offer $500 additional.
The Legislative Deadlock.
ALBANY. Jan. 5.-The legislative dead.
lock is likely to continue until wednes-
day next, when 1t ia said it will be broken
in the Senate ; that the Senate programme
OF the Democrats ia to have q Democratic
member offer o resolution appointing
committees on which Che Republicans are
to have a fair representation, and a num-
Der Of them will vote for the resolution.
The Tammany leaders scout the idea of
such a combination, and say that Senator
Jacobs called upon them last evening and
proposed to accede to their demands in
every instance, which proposition they say
they declined unless he agreed to with
draw as a candidate for the Presidency,
pro tenn. The country Democracy feel
that no organization can be
perfected before next week.
An Overlooking Treasury.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 5.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury has decided to ask Congress
for an appropriation for additional vault
room at the Sub-Treasury at San Fran.
cisco, California. There was 30 much sill
YER stored in the vault there that the AS
sistant Treasurer declined to receive any
more from the Collector Of the Port, on
the ground that he had no proper
place to store 1t. Secretary Folger was in
Of the state of affairs, and tele-
to Assistant Treasurer that he
must receive the money. and take such
precautions to guard 1t as might
necessary until authority could be OBJ
tained from Congress for the construction
Of another vault.
Blackburn and Burbrfdge.
New YORK, Jan. 6.-The Posts Wash
.ngton special states that Representative
has replied to the card Of
.urbridge Of Kentucky, the letter having
been delivered this afternoon. Those who
the nature OF the reply say there
will be no duel, and that both gentlemen
will probably be politically benefited by
the correspondence, Blackburn among the
onfederates and Burbridge with the
Northern nnen. The correspondence will
be soon published.
Chased by the Mob.
CATTELLsBURe, Jan. 5.-Judge Brown
mas taken the Gibbons murderers on q
steamer to Marysville, Ky, for safe keep
ing. A mob took the steamer Mountain
Girl and went in pursuit. 1t is thought
The prisoners may reach Marysville.
IRoNToN (0hio), Jan. 6.-Ths prisoners
passed here at 2 P. NJ, and the mob has not
yet reached here.
$40 P. M.-The mob are understood to
be trying to secure the train to head of
The murderers at Portsmouth or the near
est point below.
The Assassin's Case.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-Guiteau's coun-
sci will give Judge Cox their points to-
and Judge Cox will rule on them
after opening Court on Sat-
nrday. Davidge win occupy the day in
for the prosecution. Scoville and
Reed will reply, and Guiteau will be al
to address the jury il he desires.
Judge Porter will close. Scoville thinks
arguments viii require four days. II
the case will go to the jury by Thurs
day next.
Guiteau's Counsel ChopfaIlen.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-Neither Reed nor
scoville appear at all sanguine OF q favor
able verdict; yet both stoutly maintain
not only that Guiteau was not legally re-
sponsible for his act, but is at this moment
his own assertion to che contrary
Notwithstanding. Scoville was disap-