Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-02
TELEGRAPHIC.
A RESOLUTION 70 REPEAL ALL TREAT
les WITH CHINA
Permitting the immigration Of Chinese
Labarers to the United States.
the PRESIDENTS POWER TO SUPPRESS
lAWlESSNsSS.
The Georgia Senators to Retire
from Public Life.
Don Cameron Tco II to Attend the Confer
ence Of the Independents.

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WASHINGTON, May 1.-Townshend DEM
of Illinois offered a joint resolution to
repeal all the provisions of the existing
treaties with China, permitting immigra-
ton Of Chinese laborers to the United
States. The House refused to second the
resolution, by a vote of 100 to %, Page of
California being the only Republican who
voted to second it. Townshend then said
that he had offered the resolution to show
that only one Republican had the courage
to favor it.
Don Cameron Insanely Jealous.
CHICAGO, May IA special to the Times
says that Senator Don Cameron is too ill
to go over to Philadelphia to attend the
proposed conference with the %Independ-
ents. His ailment is of a character that
does not satisfy the Independents, when
offered as an excuse for n~on-attendance.
The illness of Mr.. Cameron is a chronic
indisposition that shows itself in nearly
daily attacks, which at times so PROSTATE
the Senator that he is obliged to rest from
his public duties in a Senate Committee
room until q peaceful sleep has restored
his nervous system, overweight by this
mysterious malady, which renders him
morose, surly, t%aciturn, and almost indif-
ferent as to what is said about him. He
of late associates very little with his fell
low Senators, and is very seldom seen in
the Senate Chamber. He is fearful Of
losing his power in Pennsylvania. Added
- .I,1 H. IHr aArfr~aI y~ ln~,naa 10
make himself unhappy. Married to a
young and beautiful lady, he has within
| the last year become ~insanely jealous. His
jealousy is Of the %silliest possible charac-
ter, because it is so absolutely without
cause. There was never a more discreet
or ~reticent woman than the wife of Don
Cameron. His jealousy, however, takes
the usual form Of desiring to isolate his
family from all the ordinary social rela-
tons of Washington. He rules as the
autocrat and absolute dictator at home, as
he would in the politics Of his State. By
refusing to appear in the Philadelphia
conference he has insulted the Independ-
ents, and now he is ready to go even fur
Their. In his present mood he is against
any compromise. He had a long confer.
ence with the President last evening tc
arrange a programme for Stalwart aggres.
sion in Pennsylvania, and to stamp out
the Independents now clamoring so loudly
in the name of reform for a share of the
spoils. How far the President will &C
in supporting the sulky Senator remains
to be seen. Up to the present time Presi
dent Arthur has permitted Cameron tt
have his own way in Pennsylvania affairs,
completely ignoring Mitchell, who is
very small man, very ignorant, and mex
perienced in public affairs.
Additional Legislation Not Essen
tial.
WASHINGTON, May l. Senator Ed
munds, from the Judiciary Committee
reported back the resolution in relation tt
the Presidents message about the lawless
ness in Arizona; that it was the opinion o
the committee that additional Legislation
was not essential to empower the Presi
dent to suppress lawlessness in the Terri
tory; that he can, under the existing laws
notify lawless gangs to dispense and ceas,
disturbance, and if they do not obey thi
proclamation, the President can then us,
such force as he may deem necessary, in
Guiding the army. to suppress lawlessnesi
and restore order. This was assented tc
and the committee discharged.
Helping Howgate to Make His Es
cape.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-Howgate's friend
continue to say that he will give himsel
up for trial, but will not be heard from
until he is wanted in Court. The authori
ties believe that there are several person!
of standing in this community who hav,
reason to fear the developments which
would be likely to follow If Howgate wer,
tried, and these persons will furnish any
money that the Captain needs in making
good his escape.
The Killing of Captain Jack.
CHICAGO, May News was received Al
General Sheridan's headquarters to-day
from Fort Washable, Wyoming Territory
of the killing of Captain Jack of the White
River Utes. Jack was imprisoned there
and in attempting to escape killed a Ser
geant. As he was running away the guard
fred after him and he fell at the first shot
To Retire from Public Life.
New YORK, May IA Worlds Washing
ton special says there is reason to believe
that both the Georgia Senators will retire
from public life. Hill is fast sinking into
dependency on account Of his cancered
tongue, and Brown has lung troubles and
cannot stand the Washington climate.
Guiteau's Movements.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-Charles Reed is
looking up law points for his argument in
the case of Guiteau. The assassin still
coolly says that the Lord will take care OF
him. From the sale of his autographs and
photographs he gave Scoville $500, and paid
a like amount for having his book printed.
Suicide of w. q. Krueger.
New YORK, May William Godfrey
Kruger suicided to-day. Poverty was
the cause. He was the inventor of the
flying machine, which he claimed would
carry him to Europe in 90 hours. Kruger
was a school teacher in San Francisco for
ten years.