Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-11
The Associated Press Gives Signs Of
Second Sight.
IT SEES THE HANDWRITING
ON THE WALL.
We Begin, Now, to Get Some
Eastern News.
TAMMANy SQUARE IN LINE FOR
CLEVELAND.
A Nefarious Plot to Blk the
Democracy.
MORE DUPLIcITY-DoN CAM
ERoN'S BACK UP.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.
A NefartOus Plot,

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-Chief Supervisor
Sherman, of this district, is making up bis
list Of Supervisors of Elections to serve in
November. The choice in the Second
Congressional District is one Republican
and one Independent Democrat, or Finerty
man, for each voting precinct. An appeal
from this action was taken on behalf Of
the Democratic party to-day, before Judge
Blodgett, OF the Federal Court. The
Judge quoted the law, which provides that
the two Supervisors for each polling place
shall be of different political parties, and
showed that the plain inference was that
they should be Of leading political parties.
He, therefore, ruled that the lists of Super
yisors must be made up exclusively from
Republicans and Democrats. Another dis
patch from Chicago says: The Democrats
here think they have discovered the true
reason for Buffers candidacy. The charge
that he ia in cahoots with the Republicans
is receiving additional proof every day.
The latest and strongest evidence was
brought to light here to-day by the discov-
cry of the course pursued by the Republican
State Central Committee. The United
States laws provided for the appointment
Of Supervisors of Election by United States
Marshals. The only restriction is that
the appointees for each district shall be Of
different political parties. The Repub-
lican State Central Committee is max
ing up q list of names for recommen-
dation to that important position of
election day. 1t does not recognize
the Democratic party at all in the matter,
but ID making up a complete list of one
Republican and one Butlerite for each
district. AS both United States Marshal
and Chairman Of the Republican State
Central Committee are Gen. Logan's per-
sonal right bowers, it is to be presumed
that the United States Marshal will make
the appointments as recommended. There
is q shrewd suspicion that the United
States Marshals who are not Chairmen of
State Committees will be called on else
where to do a like favor and thereby shut
out the Democratic party all over the
country from having Supervisors of Elec-
ton in their behalf.
Am Actually Rich Man Hanged.
Fort WAYNE, Ind, Oct. 10.-Charles
W. Butler, one of the most noted criminals
of the State Of Ohio, and son Of DR.. George
Butler, a wealthy physician of Columbus,
O., was executed at Columbia City, Ind,
to-day, for the murder of Abbie Butler,
his young wife, at Thiercetoh, Ind, Sept.
20. 1888. After his arrest for the murder,
Butler was incarcersted in Jail at Column
bia City, to await his trial. During his
confinement in Jail he succeeded in effect
ing his escape, and for some days was at
liberty, but was subsequently recaptured.
His trial occupied nearly a month. All
that wealth and influence could do was
done to save him from the gallows, but
with no avail. Up to the last evening,
Butler preserved the most stoical indiffer.
ence as to his fate, but when advices were
received last night that the Supreme Court
OF Indiana and the Governor refused to
interfere in his behalf, he broke completely
down and wept bitterly. He asked for a
Catholic priest to administer spiritual
consolation. He walked calmly to the
scatfold and made an incoherent speech,
declaring that those concerned in his con-
viction would be sorry for it. His death
was by strangulation.
NOn.POlitical Federation.
CHICAGO. Oct. 10.-The Federation of
Trades and Labor Unions continued The
discussion this morning OF various planks
in the declaration of principles without
arriving at any result. Certain delegates
endeavored to introduce matters affecting
national politics but were generally