Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-22
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BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
ESPECIAL TO TIE SENTINEL
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. ,Janua

ueT' Nltnln tnree months after sixty
days public notice, for carrying the
mails between San Francisco. Aus
tralia. ami New Zealand, touching at
the service to be monthly for ten
years from July LIST. 1874, in first-clas~
American-buIlt steamships. Of not
less than 1000 tons burden. and ut !.
compensation not exceeding S225 900
per annnm. Referred to the Commit
tee on Pnstot1ices and Post Roads.
Officials o fthe Treasury say the pro.
pOsal OF Phelp s, Dodge Il Co.. to pay
the Government $26O. 900, in lieu Oi
the alleged duties unpaid, is not like
ly to he accepted.
Mrs. Mary "A. Walker, widow OF
Robt. j. Walker, died yesterday. Sac
was granddaughter OF benjamin
Franklin.
WASHINGTON. January q.
In the Caldwell investigation case
yesterday, Gov. Carney, on ross en-
animation. stated that Caldwell told
wcll'S) house i'm LeavenwOrth, that
tile Kansas Pacific Railroat would
have to give him money lefnre they
could get any favorable legislation
from Congress that as soon as he
reached ashingtOn, he would take
good care that they got no legislation
until they did pay MIN. Gov. Carnev's
impression was, that the UNI was
$50 600 !: but he would not say that
Caldwell named that sum.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. January 90.
To-day Garvey testified to his leav-
ing the country under the name of
O'Donnell at the time of the ring rev
-latiOn5, and his return under the
name of letters. Judge Davis de-
clined to hear the details Of Garvey's
j~ourneyings. He said it was palpa-
BILE that Garvey's testimony was that
of II man who had been promised
protection. The witness continued,
and said that when he went to En-
rope no was worth Il million of dol.
lars, acquired between 1868 and 1871.
His friends said they would not fight
his battles unless he lett. Those
friends were Tweed. Sweeney. Con,
molly, and Hank Smith. Mayor Hall
could not say he expected Hall to fight
his battles. After the recess. tiarvey.
On cr0sS-eXalnination. stated that he
was worth about $780, 900 in 1868. He
said there was no agreement to eXtri-
cate him from his troubles as a re-
ward for testifying. Garvev sus-
tanned tie cross examination
a great deal cooler tlan had been ex-
pected, hut caused frequent
bursts Of laughter by his q%uerulous
objections to being tied down to
strictly direct W lie spoke OF
the city officials as the quartette."
lie had everything entered, day and
date. in a memorandum book. He
.. 90 -, ,n.t .r tAt,t Tim
| Grand Jury that he received a cent
impronerlv from Tweed. Various re-
| ceipts to Tweed Ivy Garvey. for sums
ranging from $1,000 to $50, coo, during
1865 and 1870. were put in by the de-
Tense as part proof that what Garvey
represents as margins allowed him
by Tweed on bills against the city
were really paid directly to Tweed
himself, and not by tho city. The
crUSs-eXaminaliOn will he resumed to-
morrow.
Tie bail Of Miss Fanny Hyde. who
| shot her Seducer, Geo. Watson. was
forfeited. Sine will be sent to Kings
county Jail.
At a clearinghouse in Madison
street, Marshall McGruder fatally
shot Clarence Lock wood, for allies" Il
insult to Il female bOaruer named An
ME Brown.
NEW YORK. January 81.
Vanderbilt denies that he is either
bulliny or hearing Western Union
Telegraph stock.
ALBANY, January 81.
In the case Of Foster. the car-ilOok
murderer, the Court OF Appeals has
affirmed the Judgment of n Court
below, and ordered that Court to ef-
fectuate its sentence.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE. January 20.
At Shelby City last evening, "a deS-
perado, Bill Wilson. killed his fourth
victim, John Williamson.
INDIANA.
EVANSVILLE, January ~.
The District Grand Lodge Bnai
Berth closes its session by All eleg III
banquet.
Topeka, January 20.
Governor Osborn has authorized
an emphatic denial OF that part of thu
, testimony in the Caldwell case which
represents him as having been con
nected with the alleged corruption OF
the Legislature ut the time Caldwell.
was elected Senator
MISSOURI.
ST.. LOUIS. January 20
Ex-Governor Yarmouth Of LOulSi-
ana, arrived here to-day, and lett To-
Washington Tonight.
MARYLAND.
Rock Run, January 20.
The town OF Port Deposit is over
flowed by II food in the S~usquehanna
The Inhabitants fled. many of them
in boats, and it is feared there has
been loss of life.
ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock, January Il.
A horrible murder was perpetraIeC
near this city on Saturday might; I'M
wife OF Enoch Jackson. coiored' am