Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-21
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EASTERN NEWS.
Bismarck Again Showing Ills Hatred
Toward America.
THE STAY or GtRMAa.AMERlcANs IN GER.
MANY LIMITED.
Bankers and Bondholders on the Silver
Question.
FURTHER PARTICULARS CONCERNING
TIE OHIO ELECTION FRAUDS.
Revenging the Wrong Done
His Sister.
Ex-ASCISTANT POSTMASTER
Ex-ASSISTANT POSTMASTER
GENERAL HAYS DEAD.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.I

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WASHINGTON. Oct. 20.-A Washington
special says: Later information from
Germany shows that Minister Pendleton
has much graver cause for endeavoring to
come to a better understanding with the
German Government as to the construc.
ton given to the Bancroft Treaty than is
apparent from the brief dispatch which
announced that negotiations had begun.
1t appears that Bismarck has again given
evidence of his increasing hatred of the
United States by interpreting the Bancroft
Treaty in the ~severest against all
German-Americars. Those who know
most about the subject soy il he could
have his own way and dared to enter upon
such q course, the oppressive edict. which
Ia now enforced against the Poles In the
Northeastern Province OF Germany, would
find > parallel in the restrictive measures
which would be adopted against German.
Americans in the Mother Country who
have never rendered military service there.
II ia stated tnat German-Americans OF this
class in Germany have been notified that
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to q few weeks or months, and that il they.
in any par ticular. during even that short
period, become troublesome they will be
subject to receive notice OF any time 10
leave the country. It is claimed that the
attitude which the German Government
has taken Ia in direct violation OF the
spirit, if not the letter, OF the Bancroft
Treaty. Undoubtedly this construction,
which Minister Pendieton ia endeavoring
to secure, will be modified.
Bankers and BOndhOiders ON the
liver Question.
NEW YoIK, Oct. 20.-The Commercial
Bulletin, to ascertain the public opinion
on the silver question and on the expediency
of stopping the coinage Of the standard
dollar, addressed inquiries to 9 large
number Of prominent bankers and Imam
ciers here, Pennsylvanis and other Middle
and Eastern States. The point on which
answeis, with but o few exceptions. agree
are. first. the coinage OF silver should be
definitely suspended. The next, that
measures should be taken for protecting
the future use OF silver under an agreement
with the leading commercial nations.
Laidlow Il Co. are strongly in favor OF an
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the United States and the leading Euro
pean Governments, and based on the
uniform valuation on silver % compared
with gold, binding each member to coin
on demand all silver presented at its
Mints, and to make such coin legal tender
They say whatever the ratio agreed on by
the international union, be it 15k to l, or
l6 to 1, 1t would at once make q market for
silver bullion to the valuation adopted,
minus, OF course, tho cost Ut minting.
They favor the immediate suspension OF
the coinage of the present silver dollar, In
order to confne the coinage within its
present limits until the action alluded to
above can be had.
The Otio-F- ands.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. TO- When the
Board OF Examiners reassembled at 8 P. N.
there was q large crowd present. Clerk
Joyce announced that there appeared on
the face Of the returns from precinct A OF
the Thirteenth Ward q bold fraud, which
had been contaminated since Saturday
evening by some person who had secured
the tally sheets. and made an addition OF
800 votes 10 the amount OF each Democratic
candidate. He would neither sign the
abstract nor issue certificates to any
candidate, unless those 800 were frat
deducted from the votes on the Democratic
ticket. Mr.. Merlin, another member OF
the Board. spoke in a similar strain, and
Justice Trichey, the third member, said
they were then unanimous on that point.
The 500 fraudulent votes. were deducted,
and tho returns read al OIL originally returned,
This will give Taylor, the Republican,
about $50 plurality over Young. Democrat.
The official footings have not been made
but will not vary much from these figures.
The Republicans will have two OF the three
members of the Legislature from this
county. Clerk Joyce offered $500 reward
for the apprehension Of the thief who stole
and altered the tally sheet, and the Com
m~issiouers were requested by a meeting OF
citizens, who Witnessed the count. to offer
q reward Of $500 for q similar purpose.
A Brothers Revenge.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 20.-Last Friday
night o negro hostler named Harrison
Tasker inveigled . German girl named
Helen Huendlend into his room and
brutally outraged her. He was arrested
Sunday for the crime, and was this morn
ing taken into court for examination.
While the case was proceeding Meinrod
H~uendlend. the girls brother. drew Q re-
volver and shot Tasker In the body. the
ball penetrating the right abdominal wall
and producing probably q fatal wound.
Before another shot could be fred the in
furiatsd German was seized by the officials
and disarmed. A scene of confusion On.
sued. and the Court was adjourned.
Tasker was conveyed TO the City Hospital.
The physicians give no hope OF his re-
coyery. Heundlend was placed In the Gus
tody OF the officers and lodged in jail.
Ex.Assistant Postmaster General
Hays Dead. III
PITrsBUnG, Oct. 20.-Ex.First Assistant
Postmaster General Hays died ct ESQ