Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-11
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Washington Intelligence.

Washington Intelligence.
CHICAGO, July 10.-The Journals Wash
ington special says it is announced by
those in the confidence of Senator Came
ron that the meeting of the Pennsylvania
Republican Committee last Wednesday re-
suited in 3 determination not to hold a
new convention. If there is any compro-
mise it will be by the work of the Central
Committee Of the two organizations. Mr..
Cameron is unalterably opposed to remov-
ing General Beaver. He says he is the
strongest candidate. He is willing, how
ever, to compromise on other candidates.
The announcement that Guiteau's bones
are bleaching in the sun, on the roof of a
medical museum, drew a large number of
the curious to-day. The bones were re-
moved from the boiling vat on Saturday
and washed. They have to be exposed to
the sun daily for two weeks to bleach,
after which they will be wired together.
The skeleton will soon be ready for inspec-
ton.
The fragment of the American navy at
Alexandria consists Of one ~second-class
vessel and three third-class, with about
900 men in all.
The fund for the relief of the wife Of
Sergeant Mason: is again swelling, under
the reminders OF the past ten days. Betty
is very comfortable, and expresses the
hope to be able TO carry a pardon to her
husband soon.
The Senate bill granting the right of
way to the Arizona Southern Railroad
through the Papago Indian Reservation,
through Arizona, passed.
The River and Harbor bill was resumed
and an amendment considered for Poto-
mac flats, and it passed. 1t appropriates
half a million.
strikers-A Tragedy.
MILWAUKEE, July 10.-The Treasurer
Of the international Cigarmakers' Union,
who has been keeping the strikers in
funds, refuses to do so longer. This is
likely to produce a war inside the Union.
Charges have been made against the
Union Of transportation. On the other
hand, it is held that the flow of money
from the East will shortly be resumed,
Developments are awaited with interest.
Sewer County, Arkansas, was the scene
of a tragedy recently which resulted il
the death Of a guest at the hands o.
George and W. McCraven, they killing
him for his money. In arresting the
murderers Constable Hetherly was acct
dentally killed by one of the arresting
parties, and George McCaven shot deat
by a deputy.
Madeline Stiles shoots Her Lover
CHICAGO, July 10.-At s o'clock thi.
morning Charles S. Stiles, for man,
years Caller in the Call Board, and
well known man in Board of Trade
circles, was shot over the heart and in
stantly killed by a young woman O.
doubtful reputation, who passed under
the name Of Madeline Stiles. She OBJ
tanned access to his room by an %artifice
when a quarrel ensued, which resulted
in his death. The woman claims tina
Stiles, who had FOR some time been or
terms Of intimacy with her, had made hel
life unbearable by his dissolute habits
and cruelty, and that she had deter
mined to leave him, and her announce,
ment of the fact precipitated the quarre
this morning.
Inspecting the MINIS.
WASHINGTON, July 1O.-Director Burch'
ard left to make an inspection Of the Mint:
at Carson City, Denver and San Francisco
The issue of standard dollars for the week
ending July s was 231, 423, against 244, 49s
for the corresponding week in 1881.
Star Route Cases.
WASHINGTON, July 10.-In the Star
Route cases Judge Wylie dismissed the
Grand Jury till Wednesday. Route No.
40, l04, from Mineral Park to Phoebe and
Arizona, was taken up and the facts
brought out.
Arrest of COunterfeiters.
CHICAGO, July 10.-Several counterfeit
ers, members OF a gang operating in
Northern Arkansas, have been arrested at
West Plains, No. The United States