Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-11
TELEGRAPHIC.
Grover ClGT0laIdS Letter Of Accept
al0G for Governor.
He SAYS THAT MONEY IN POLITICS
EXcG-Es The GREATEST CONCERN.
Opening of the Central and South
American Telegraph Co.
RAID ON THE LONG ISLAND
CITY POOL-ROOMs.
The Sessions Bradley Bribery Case
Postponed.
SPECIAL TO THE sENT1NEL.l

New YORK, Oct. 10.-Governor Cleve-
land, in his letter accepting the Demo-
cratic nomination for Governor, refers at
some length to the paramount necessity of
purity and fairness at primaries, that
candidates when nominated may bear the
impress Of the peoples will. He says that
subordinates in Office should be selected
and retained for efficiency, not for partisan
ends, and should receive the same pay and
do the same amoun Of work as in CORES
He declares against political assessments;
asserts that when corporations, by combi-
nation or otherwise, Cypress the people
they should be restrained; that labor
should be protected in peaceably asserting
its rights against capital. He says the
expenditure Of money to influence the
action Of the people at the polls, or to
secure legislation, is becoming so common
as to excite the greatest concern.
Frank James.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 9.-At Independence
to-day a number of old friends were ad-
mitted to the cell to talk with James. He
seemed in excellent spirits and expressed
entire confidence in his ability to clear
himself OF any charges which may be
brought against him. His wife visited
him during the morning. At the hotel
yesterday he wrote upon the register,
Frank James, wife and child" remarking
that it was the first time he had signed
his right name in sixteen years. There
were a number of bidders for the auto
graph, but the landlord declined to permit
the register to be cut. James appear
ance indicates rapid approach to con
sumption, although he asserts that he is in
good health, and it is evident that he is
considerably broken physically, if not in
spirits. 1t is the general opinion that he
confidently expected to be admitted to bail
yesterday, n there is no doubt that he
could give a bond in any amount demand
ed. The regular term of the Criminal
Court occurs in November, but it is
thought that Judge White will give a
hearing to the application for bail before
thai time. There is a great difference OF
opinion here as to the probability of suffi-
cient evidence being obtained to convict
him OF the charges preferred in this
county. Opinions also are greatly at vari-
ance as to his chance for pardon in case Of
conviction. Mayor Edwards states posi-
lively that James had no encouragement
further than that offered in the letter
from Governor Crittenden published yes
terday.
COngratuIatory Messages Elk.
changed.
New YORK, Oct. 10.-On the opening Of
the lines of the Central & South Amer
lean Telegraph Company congratulatory
messages were exchanged between Presi-
dent Arthur and the Presidents of Chill,
Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, United States of
Colombia, Costa Rica, Honduras, Mica
raugua, San Salvador, Guatemala and
Mexico. The cables Of the Mexican Com
pany, starting at Galveston, Texas, reach
Vera Cruz via Tampico, at which point the
Central 4 South American Telegraph
Company extend them to the Isthmus Of
Tehuantepec, hence by land to the Pa
cifc, then by cable TO Lima, Peru, where
they connect with the cables of the West
Coast Telegraph Company, now laid to
Valparaiso, Chilli. These lines comprise
500 miles Of cable and 567 miles of land
lines, and connect with 5000 miles Of
wire in Mexico and Central and Sout
America. These lines bring into commu-
n~ication with the United States and
Europe a population Of So, 000, 900, trans