Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-23
TELEGRAPHIC.
Aoklin Preparing to Con-
test Kellogg's Seat.
NoTMUGH TIME TO BE WASTED
ON ACK IN.
Celebration OF Forefathers' Day at
Plymouth, Mass.
DEATH OF REAR ADMIRAL J..
F. SCHENOK.
Mrs. L~abouchere's Divorce Case to
be Abandoned.
ESPECIAL TO THE sESr1NEL.l

next House has excited a good deal OF
gossip among the Democrats. Several of
the most influential Democrats told MI
logg to-day that if they were in his place
they would mt pay the least attention to
Acklih's movements. What he wants,
they say, is to get the $4,000 which the
House allows a contestant for expenses.
He also hopes to get back into good
standing, so that he may De in a position
to demand favors If the Democrats are sue
eessful in 1884, Said a prominent Demo
crat: The party, when it gets control
of the House, does not intend to waste
time on Acklin, II he can show himself
with clean HANDS, aud some foundation
for the charges which he makes, it is prob
able that he might then be given a hear
ing. His record, however, is against
him, and he will be regarded with suspi-
Zion from the beginning" The impression
among the Democrats Is that he Is not sus-
tanned by the leading men Of his district.
h~ellogg's friends say that If he courts the
Kind Of contest AcAIIn proposes TO offer
him, he will cover Acklin so deep in pc
llIltdl orr tlut lt VIII not Ut hbiG 10 tlGNi
to the surface in 10 years. Kellogg says
that if Acklin attacks him he will produce
Il remarkable circular letter, which pre-
sents Acklin's record in d light far from
creditable. and that he is informed that in
dubitabie proof can be produced that Ack-
in attempted to brlbe two Commissioners
to stuff ballot boxes, and if these Commits
-iouers were approached the probabilities
are that Others were. Kellogg SAYS he will
be as firm in his seat in the next Congress
IS the Capitol il on its foundation, and
hat Acklin won't bother him any more
than a gnat does a Texas steer.
Fore:nfners' bay.
PLYMOUTH Mass, Dec. %. Fore
fathers Day is general holiday here. 1t
vas ushered in by a display Of flags, firing
Of salutes and ringing If bells. The
Plymouth Band, the Standi7h Guards and
C6llingwood Post, G. A. r., marched to
Pilgrim Hill, where the invited guests
were received. The march WAS then re-
sumed to the Iuck on which the Pilgrims
landed, where a voIley was fred by the
military escort, and those present sang the
hvmn America" Thence the procession
marched to the church OF the first parish,
which was filled to overlooking. The ser
vices were begun by deaconing line for
line the hymn Let the children hear the
| mighty deeds their sires achieved If old"
which wa sung to the tune Of St. Martins
by the congregation. Other hymns APP
Drupriate 10 the day were sung, and seltc-
tons from the Scriptures read. Rev. Geo.
teNksbury lave al historical address on
the subject OF the day. The eXcrci-es
concluded with singing a hymn written by
| I4yLr.,- gty for rho ,9a.y,np TTD,1,
the conclusion Of the services in the
church the procession formed and marched
to Dana Hall, where plates were laid for a
large Number Of guests, and where fur
ytleT exercises Cf the day are o taking
place.
4 Double alar,ier.
NEW IoHK, Dec. 22.-Alexander Jeffer-
son, a negro, committed "a double murder
in Brooklyn last night, and seriously
wounded Two other persons. The facts are
these; A. he. I76 Buffalo avenue resided
Nrs. Emma jacAsun. an aged colored
woman, her daughter Annie aud Henry
Hicks, cUiofel. Celestial, s brother OF the
murderer, loved Annie, and J, tierson was
alous of his brother aud Hicks. On sew
ga. occasions he Threatened TO Kill the en-
are family. Last night he stealthiiy
.AilA SNNE-L-l f+At vac ttta4 aRAAAs BNNA b4AC I
coHteuts OF Is Gble-barreled shotgun
through RE window. The frat shot
struck Hicks in the side, killing him in-
s~tautly. The second shot struck Celestial |
and severely wounded him. The murderer
uext cut Mrs. JaeIspu's throat from ear 20
ear, causing immediate death, and after
severely emitting Annie Jackson in tie
breast he escaped.
Measures -Again~s P"syaany.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Cassidy Of Ne
yada makes a relentless warfare upon the
polygsmists Of Utah. His latest move
ment in that direction is the Introduction
of Il bill for the repeal Of the Act of the
Territorial Legislature Of 1870, which con
lerred upou women the right Of suffrage.
He also introduced q bill yesterday, |
which is substantially the same as the Ed
mpnds bill, regarding higamy in the Terri
tor!es, and embodyiag the recommendation
If the Utah Commissioners 1t provides
that a wife may testify against her nus
band in Prosecutions for PU!ygtmy. II
makes the crime Of polysainy perpetual,
and compels the attendance Of witnesses
by attachment.
S~indIed by BROKERS'.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22,-C.J. Hillyer and
Thomas Sunderland Of California %iutrust-
ed several hundred thousand dollars to
Kilbourne, LottA & Olmstead, to be invest
ed in the great resi- estate pool engineered
by Lolita during the reign Of Boss SIep-
herd. They both claim To have been swim
died by these brokers. Il is stated by
t}utae Who aYe we'll informed that the ttsti-
mouy viii PROVE charges of fraud, and a
g,ass 81 rsv.ljiug perjury wul come 10
lfFlr yUlul tina G.tllNf fFBEh "a mn hl1AhEH IN {
the world.
sse.ih of "a Savat sfaesr,
pAYlos (O.J, Dec. 22.-Rear Admiral
James F. soheGck died to-day Of neuralgia
of the heart, aged 70. He has lived in
this city since 1886, coming here after
being placed on the retired list Of naval
officers. He entered the United States
naval service in 1921, on board the Hornet
as m"idshIpman, and was succtssively pro-
NOTED through the vaFiOus ranks till he
reached that Of Rear Admiral in 1868. He
service under Commodore Stockton
in the Mexican war, and later commanded
n fleet OF Ii vessels in attacks on Fort
Fisher in the Rebellion. lie was a brother
u Gen. X O. SchencE.
ESOu-s Naat ia Divorce.
RICHMOND, Dec. 22.-The attorneys for
Mr., Labouohefe state that the publicity
her application for divorce viii prob
ably lead to an Abandonment Of the snit
IL appears that hr. ~Labnuch+re owns
property in Virginia, and the proceeding
instituted IN order to prove title, by
showing the legality OF his marriage, IN
3tead Of a new decree. Tn English
record of divorce will be filed.
\ R.iIvoaI smash Up.