Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-17
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Dorsey Squeals Through
a Long Letter.
THE PARTY GLORIOUS RECORD
NOT PRESERVED.
splendid Gratitude Of Dishonest
Power In q Storm"
A TERRIBLE SOFTENING
OF LARD.
Two Women Consumed and
Urned.
TON BRADY TO BE BOTHERED
ONCE MORE.
The Way They Punish a Railroad
Accident in Mexico.
MAUD AND ALllNE SCATTER ALI
PREVIOUS RECORDS.
tom BRADY TO BE BOTHERED
ONCE MORE.
The Way They Punish a Railroad
Accident in Mexico.
MAUD 8 AND ALllKE SCATTER ALL
PREVIOUS RECORDS.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENr1NEL.l

WASHINGTON, June TO- Ex-senator
land ex-Star Route defendant) Stephen W.
Dorsey has written the following letter to
Gen. John A. Martin of Atchison, KS, |
the newly elected Secretary Of the Repub-
lican National COMMITTEES:
Dear Sir: At . time when I was con-
fined in q dark room, not able to see even
the walls, l received q letter from you. I
supposed the answer was sent you, but it
turna out that the stenographic notes were
never transcribed. I regret this. When
I was appointed Secretary Of the Republic
can National Committee Cat the request Of
Gen. Garfeld) and accepted the place at
the earnest solicitation OF Gen. Arthur,
representing the Grant side of the house,
and VIM. E. Chandler, representing the
Blaine side, I made the same
request Of Gov. Mccormick (who
was my predecessor that you have
made Of me. had at that time q fanciful
notion that . record had been kept of the
Republican party that showed its life and
that would leave q permanent
history Of its honorable existence, and of
what had transpired in 1856, 1860, 1854,
1868, and 1872; that that record belonged
to the Republican National Committee,
and that the Secretary was the proper
custodian Of it. Chandler gave McCorm-
lex no records. Mccormick told me he
had no records to give, and l have nothing
more to give you than they had to give me.
/ have q great mass Of paper relating to the
last campaign. They are chiefly letters
addressed to me and letters written by me
in which no one could have the slightest
interest except to obtain curious informa-
ton. When I accepted the Sec
retaryship I made q condition that
not q penny Of money subscribed
for political purposes should come into
my hands. There never was q dollar of
subscribed funds received by me or paid
out by me personally. Money was used
under my direction, but all my personal
expenses of clerks serving with me were
paid from my own pocket. amounting to
over SIS, 1000. The only records l have
are paid checks Of my " contribution.
The unfortunate bank book showing these
charges Of my own folly / think best to
keep as . reminder Of the splendid graft
tude Of dishonest power in the midst of a
storm brought about by the efforts / had
put forth under its directions and in it's
behalf, and Of the cowardly assault made
upon me ct the last meeting Of the
National Committee when I was not pres
emit to defend myself. Not one among the
40 members present had the courage or
| manhood to resent the miserable cowardice
Of an ambitious hypocrite. But never
mind that; the balance sheet will some
| time be written by the hand OF honor. So
far ~ you are personally concerned, if
there are D papers in my possession,
| or any suggestion I can make, I will be
gratified to respond to your call. Sin
| cerely yours, STEPHEN W. DORSEY.
Two Women Cremated.
P1rTsBuRa, June 16.-The body Of Mrs.
Cornelia Walberg, wife Of Simon Walberg,
{ mining broker OF New York, arrived at
II o'clock this morning and was taken i'm
mediately to the crematory and placed in
q retort. When the ashes are lifted they
are to be sent to her late residence and put
in an urn and placed on the parlor mantel.
WAsHrNaToN, Pa, June 16.-The remains
Of Mrs. Bertha Bellchen, who died in New
York May 80, were put In . retort at the
Lemoyne furnace ct 8 o'clock last night.
The ashes were removed 81 midnight. The
moderated was . member Of the United
States Cremating Company. Her ashes
will be sent to Carlsruhe, Germany.
Another Farce Started.
WASHINGTON, June 1e.-The Grand Jury
this morning brought in another indict-
msnt against Thos. J. Brady. II charges
that ON July IS, 1880, the Department
made 3 contract with ]. B. Price to carry
the mall on the route from Socorro to
Silver City and back seven times . week
on . schedule Of as hours from Aug. 10 to
July 30, 1881, for ~ $50, and that on
Nov. 8. 1880, the contractor paid Brady
d. 260 - compensation for awarding him
the contract. The Witnesses are John A.
Walsh, ]. B. Price. J. 0. Corcoran and
!. Brady.
4 Train Of People Jailed.
BuszANoorz, Mexico, June 16. On
Thursday night the down train from
Monterey ran over the body Of . Mexican
lying on the track. An armed force Of
Nexicans arrested and jailed all hands on
the next train that passed. Another train
reached the station Friday morning md
was side tracked, and h not yet released.
Tho affair will probably receive diplomatic
notice. II 10 thought American capitalists
will use this case - . test Of the Mexican
law for the protection OF property.
Bennetss literally.
NEW YoRK, June 16.-The Directors Of
the National Ride Association report that
the total amount needed il $1,000. Thus
fer g, 987 have been subscribed. Pledges
have been made which would raise that
sum to $500. The Directors report that
James Gordon Bennett guaranteed the ex-
penses Of the team to the extent Of 50, 500,
and stated II il had not been for Benefits
liberality the team would have had to re-
main ct homo.
The n. r. Goes Through BY August.
CHICAGO, June l6.-From present indi-
cations It ID safe 10 assume that the North /
ern Pacific Railroad will be completed by
the last Of Augus., when through trains
will be run between st. Paul, Mimi, and
Portland, Oregon. This road carries 100
pounds Of baggage on the eastern division
and 100 pounds on the western division
free. and the stage company 40 pounds.
Pullman sleeping and dining cars are to
be run between st. Paul and Helena. and !
Pullman sleeping cars on the western
division.
e2,oOo,OOO Lost.
CHICAGO, June 16.-There ives an ex-
excitement on Change this
morning caused by the failure Of Nc
3eoch, E~veringham h Co, the heaviest
eaIera in lard and other provisions in