Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-05
TELEGRAPHIC.
4! ROW IN The DEMOCRATIC STATE
COMMITTEE OF OHIO.
An Entire Change in the Plan Of Conduct
ing the Campaign.
TIE LIQUOR MEN REFUSE TO TURN OVER
ANY Of THE FUNDS.

CoLuMBUs (Ohiol, Sept. A row of
mammoth proportions has been developed
in the Democratic STATE Committee, which
bids fair to change the entire plan of con-
Quoting the campaign. It has been the
custom to hold i meeting every Thursday,
but the only member who responded at
the last meeting was Mr.. Hall of Lima.
According to the original plan Of the cam
paign, each member WAS to be allowed to
control the funds for the conduct Ct the
campaign in his section Of the State. Last
week the committee got possession OF some
$40, eco, and Chairman Thompson appro-
prIated the whole sum for general pur-
poses and the Use Of the committee at
headquarters. The other members be-
came dissatisfied, and refused to have any
thing further to do with the campaign.
1t is now learned that the liquor men re-
fuse to turn over any funds to the com
mittee. They say they will not work for
the State ticket, but are making a fight for
Congressman, and Will Use the money in
close districts. The Democrats expect to
have 16 members in the next Congress TO
the Republicans ), the delegation now be-
ing l5'to ) il favor Of the Republicans,
one district having been added. The
liquor men say the State tax cannot be
put on at any rate before 1888, and they
want to cOntrO! the mast tax, and get tine
Internal Revenue reduced. Gleuser, a
member of the committee, identified with
the liquor interests, has withdrawn and
taken up with the other side. 1t is said
Thompson sees no other resourcefor funds,
and is holding on to what he has got. 1t
is urged against him that he has COM
menced laying wires fer Pendleton III the
Senatorial contest this early in the cam
paiSn, which is creating much dissatisfac-
ton. John R. MeLane of the Cincinnati
Enquirer is credited with divorcine the
State Committee and the liquor interests.
Fatal esnIts of n Quarrel.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-Lars Eckland and
Oscar Anderson, his brother-in-law, are
employed in an iron foundry in this city.
On Saturday night they left the city for
South Evanston, u miles north, to spend
the night with a third brCther-in.law
named Rand. A quarrel, from some un-
known canse, arose, and they got off the
train at Rogers Park at II o'clock at night.
Anderson appeared at Rand's alone, and
returned at 6 the next morning. Rand,
hearing a shot in the. basement, went down
and found Anderson with a bullet wound in
his head. Anderson confessed that he had
murdered Eckland the night before. Rand
and Anderson went to the police station.
The former went in to tell his story, and
when he came ont Anderson was gone.
Late yesterday afternoon his body was
found hanging from a tree on the lake
shore. His clothes were wet, showing a
previous attempt at drowning. Strips of
cloth were strewn about, which showed
that he had made one or two futile at
tempts to hang himself before he got the
strips strong enough to hold his weight.
In the meantime Eckland's body was
found at Rogers Park, with three bullet
wounds in it.
An Irrigation scheme.
OMAHA, Sept. 4.-Major Frank Nc
Laughlin, who is Edison's business agent,
passed Omahe yesterday en- route to Oro-
VILE, Cal, as the advance agent of a big
company Of capitalists, European and
American, who propose to invest largely
in an irrigation scheme in Butte County,
Cal. for agricultural purposes. They pro-
pose to take water from the Big Ben run-
mel and Mining Company, to irrigate g.
large territory, and they intend to build
over thirteen miles of expensive fumes.
Among the comnan are Theodore pn.,as
az paris Framed. who Is head man in the
Electric Tight Companv in london. and
DR. r. Y pfrrce of Buffalo. The capitsl
is all raised +, nut into the enterprise an
soon as these parties. with their engineers.
personally Investigate the plan and be-
come convinced Of its feasibility and
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