Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-14
.ANTEKN ~TCHES.
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
ESPECIAL TO TIE SENTINEL
WASHINGTON.

ASilING lON.
WASHINGTON, January 10.
The House refused, by IL yea and
l63 nays, to table the bill intro
duced bv Hubbard of Maine. repeal.
ing the Act by which the Government
has to pay the Pacific Railroad Conn
pany's half of transportation. The
bill went vel till next Monday.
The committee instructed to inquire
into the conduct of Judge Durell. of
Louisiana. propose articles OF inn
parchment against him, as guilty of
usurpation.
Senator Logan made a personal ex-
PLANTATION, and refuted certain news
paper charges against him in cOnnec-
ton with the appropriation for the
Teton Sioux.
The Senate Committee on Elections
this morning. in the investigation of
the election of Caldwell. Senator from
Kansas, examined at great length W.
i. Smith. Caldwell's partner in the
banking business. Smith gave details
OF the arrangement made before the
Senatorial election between Caldwell,
Governor Carney, and himself. by
which Carney was to withdraw from
the Senatorial candidacy for SIS 600
paid him 10y Caldwell. who subse-
quently paid Carney in two INSTALL
ments of ten and five thousand dol
lars respectively. Some time after
ward Smith gave Carney $1,000 to re-
imburse him for expenditures during
the election.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. January IS.
The bill Of exceptions prepared by
the counsel for Stokes will be pre-
scented probably to-day. 1t holds that
the Court erred in not sustaining n
challenge against one of the jurors
in permitting the hearSay evidence of
Francis Curtis in permit ing allusion
to the former trial by the prosecu-
ton; in not admitting the offer to
show that the prisoner vas anxious
to decline his defense before the Cor
oner's inquest; in permitting proof OF
threats to be introduced ut the end of
the trial !; in ruling out the offer to
that the prisoner was under au-
p%rehensions of Fisk's violence and
in excluding prof that Stokes was
watched and dogged by unknown
PARTIES; also, that disqualified persons
were on the jury. On these points
they will ask a new trial.
Ex-Mayor Kingsland is dead, aged
Seventy-tive.
nuk ~, ,o noro1l ,t Anstord,n
Na,, VnrIP ~, in'roJ . i,ns 500 onn
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL. January u.
The great storm OF the past week
resulted in Il great many fatal casual
Ties IN TINS state. IL was entirely uh-
IN KS severity ana was
50 DilhdlliS that persons peflsheu
Mlthln a Few roos Oh succor; ,loe
knowing wher 10 go. Iiiree
Dis !er Ciiaries, J0nn: ana Pne
Wlth ma AiIchael llolueI1'
eacn WIN teams, started
ior Wliiiiiar WIN wneat on TUESDAY;
thaE were iouhu on TiuaS aoout zen
lshes 0ut; Two Oh NeiiS ai'G one
81 tne i1o'9eIls were 'rolen 10 uta.li
IN the Sitl5hS; the otiiers were aiiVe'
"u1 WI &c So"aue,s S";ah,e ~ o, "M
ieailSIh tne saille Vicinity were io"Iiu
frozen TO death: me V IL IS sup
posed theln ana Perisleu.
a man was frozen 10 9ealh Dy i3slhE
ms way whiie going from the uepo.
40 inc tank,liouSe ~ herman o!atlon'
A schooi-boy near New Ulm under
took to go home, but lost his way
n his body was 1ound el%ht mics
distant. man was iounu yesterday
near st. Peters frozen 10 oeath.
haar; f,"'n
ILLINOIS
CHICAGO, January 10.
INC detniis OF MIS-. oher'i'I.' ; co.i-
itssion MI zen columns. IL SHOWS
that she ei?ht ?er;J,'S, aHu
10 mer Poi>nhinS. H.. .ooo,.
storm, in lava and Minnesota show il
to have been the most severe known
since the settlement Of the country.
Some of the trains leaving day before
Yesterday have been heard from,
struggling or shackled in the drifts.
where the eliminating misfortuneS Of
the snow overlook them. There are
too many reasons TOR believing tna'
S.os,ut.,oo VI AK 81 s',n .It;as "ccnr.
i"MeG ot /" nottIaS 'H"r,;onS Of the
LIE n%n,ther" and western Iowa,
,ha S,or,n was hardly loss disastrous
tho, ~ Wirrnsnta
'ii"i '"
CONNECTICUT.
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