Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-31
TELEGRAPHIC.
The Complete Registration in New
York City is 10000.
F0LGER WILL BE BEATEN IN
THE CITY BY los, 900.
The Vote in Brooklyn SINH
larly Situated.
LOCAL POLITICS GREATLY MIXED
AND TANGLED.
Cleveland will be Overwhelmingly
Elected.
A COMMON DESIRE TO PURIFY THE REPUslI-
CAN PARTY Of B0SSISM IN 1884.
A COMMON DESIRE TO PURIFY THE REPUBlI-
GAN PARTY OF B0sSlSM IN 1854.
ESPECIAL TO TEE SENTINEL

New YORK, Oct. 3G.-The city registra-
ton complete is 1876 Zoo. The Democratic
papers say that Folger will not receive
more than 4 o 1000 votes. If this be true,
and the vote falls below the registry, as
usual, Folg.r will be beaten in the city by
los, 900. The Democratic papers believe
that Brooklyn is similarly situated. The
Republicans, however, declare that by the
personal efforts Of the President, now on
the ground, they will make a much better
showing and elect their ticket in the State.
Local politics are greatly mixed and
tangled, but in general the independent
and non-partisau vote is for Cleveland,
Democrat, who will be Overwhelmingly
elected, not because Of his merit, nor be-
cause of the unftness of Folger, but be-
cause of the common desire to wash dirty
linen and purify the Republican party OF
bossism for 1854.
Not Complimentary 10 Doiph.
New YORK, Oct. 30.-The Suns Wash
ington special says: The election Of
Dolph, as Senator in place OF Grover,
| adds another TO the roll Of Republican
corporation Senators. Dolph's personal
reputation is less tainted han that of
Mitchell, but on any question as between
corporations and the people he may be
relied upon to vote Just as Mitchell would.
/ Dolph and Mitchell are partners in law.
partners in politics and partners in their
interest with the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company. If Vanderbilt had succeeded
in sending Depew 10 the Senate he would
have had just such an agent at Washing
ton as Willard viii have in the person Of
Dolph.
Pollock Defending Himself.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-Major Pollock,
e1-Indian Inspector, has written to Secre-
tary Teller, defending himself for sus-
spending Agent McGiiIicuddy at the Pine
Ridge Agency. He reviews the CORE
spondence between himself and the De-
partment on the subject, and states that
he removed McGilIicuddy because he was
corrupt, and was guilty Of malfessanoe on
his own confession; that this had been go
ing on since 1879, and IcGillicuddy's dere-
l~ictions have been covered up through po-
litical influence. Pollock claims that he
only performed his plain duty, and calls
on Teller TO vindicate him by reinstating
him as Indian Inspector.
An Extraordinary Proceeding.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-The Suns London
special says: NJ. EIize Reelus has married
his two daughters to two gentlemen Of ten
denotes equally radical with his own, and
in doing so he has seen fit to dispense with
any ceremony whatever, civil or religious.
This extraordinary proceeding is attributed
to a desire on his part TO restore the mar
rage contract to its primeval simplicity.
1t has made a very painful impression
upon his many friends in England. 1t is
known TO everybody concerned with edu'
c~ational and scientific progress, that few
Frenchmen are better known in America
than Reclus.
Attempt at NnoiesaIe Murder.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S0.-Casper Young
or, an elderly man, had a hearing this
afternoon on the charge Of attempting tc
murder his wife, son, his sons wife anG
two children, Friday night, by throwing g
lead pipe loaded with powder, bullets
scraps Of iron and broken glass through
tie window, into the room where they
were sitting. The pipe exploded, but by
q miracle no 4 WAS hurt. Younger's
wife had left him and taken refuge witt
her son. Corresponding materials vert
found in the barn, where Younger slept.
Intelligence from Lieut. Harder.
WASHINGTON, Oct. S0.-No further testi
mony will be taken by the JeAnnette Cour
Of Inquiry until Wednesday.
Secretary Chandler has received a cabl,
from Lieutenant HARDER Of the Jeannetti
search party, dated Bulun, July 2. and
Irkutsk, Oct. 8, which is as follows
Arrived at Bulun July 2, nine days from
/ Xnkr, 81 Chrome head Wind Tho p1hnpnn
does well. Will begin work in the Delts
on July ), with four parties. No further
communication until my return.
Ssrrow Escape From Poisoning
SHREVEPORT La, Oct. 90.-Eight col
orsd persons were poisoned on the Wal
lace plantation, in Boisser Parish, on Sat
urday, by mistaking arsenic for yeastpow
der, and using il in bread. All were yer,
sick at last accounts.
Arrnigned for Forgery.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. e0.-Owen n. Gil
lies Of Pittsburg, one Of the suh-eontrac
tors for the construction OF the Pittsburg
Mckeesport and H~oughigheny Railroad
was s~rraigned at the Central Station OF
charges Of forgery and embezz!ement.
Practically Ended.
P~TIsBuRG, Oct. 30.-The strike in tn,
East Liverpool. Ohio potteries, Inaugural
ted Ave months ago, is practically at ar
end. or the 100 strikers all except Isl
have returned to work or moved away.
Adjudged Insane.
CHICAGO, Oct. s0.-Mrs. scoyille ad
judged insane, has no; yet been found.
Death OF Michael saaIioy.
Noa4H ADAMS Oct. 3d. Miohsel Nal
4 ~ ill., AAatAAA
on the Troy 4 Greenfield Railroad, dice
this morning.