Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01
7 DISPATCHES.
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
TO Tn sENTINEL.I
WASHINGTON.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

February -.
The President has signed the bill to
allow the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company to build IA bridge across the
river, between Races Point, Mime
sofa. ami Connor's Point.
The Appropriation bill. it is con
ceded, are in Il fair way To he passed.
and can he finished in three or four
DAYS.
The Fishery bill has Passed both
Houses. and the Utah ILL as>ed the
Senate ! iSt night. The House can ,.i,-
pose OF 1t in a uav.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToN. February 81.
A fire in SammeIS IN tttraS; m ma
factory broke cat about ten ocluc>
this morning. sixteen girls were ut
work in the fourth story +; they all
reached the adjoining root, and were
safely recued, except Mary T. len
Moore. who was injured iy Jun ing
from the third story, and Mary
keveS by jumping from M roof t.
another. At IL o'clock. the upper per-
ton OF the walls tell outward, carry
ing away the ladders and Il score of
tiremen. Sammett occupied three up
per stories of the building, hioh was
irick. The second story AMI ground
floor was occupied by Frs>ehdcn Il
OSgOod, dry goods dealers Piper,
ccntectiontr Norton. restaurant ;
Harris. hair-dresser. The killed were
John Prince, Jr., Jas. Star s, and ID.
z. Stowell. Seventeen persons in all
were injured. and many seriously.
including Simmett. No bodies were
! being recovered.
Reports are current of a heavy IN
heZZleinent from the Lechemere Ma.
tional Bank, E,St Cambridge, consist
ing of United States and other bonds.
Simon Brown, editor of the Nem
England Farmer, died YES eiday.
1t i now rel,o ted tat two girls.
employed IN Sammett's fictory, are
missing: lrub,.lv buried i'll the
ruins. \ lneman n,nled Hayes is
also missing. IL al >noNn~ casualties
to tiremen. two Killed outright. tive
supposed fatally wounded, twelve
more or less injured, and one miss
ing. The Iecuniarv loss is mo- fully
known; probably $4,000, mostly III
Sured. The walls OF the buildings
were Il mere sham. OF p~ieced.out old
material. The three upper stories had
been built on as IL new portion, OF
eight inch walls.
BosrON, February %.
The remains OF Lizzie Hanks, and
another girl, supposed to be Ann Me
Donougii, were taken from the ruin S
OF II hanover street fire to-day. The
body of Miss l'abb is not yetrecovercd.
y fireman working a. n substitute,
VIII , G name is unknown is still miss
ing. 81 far. three tir,Incn ana three
girls are deaf two in ur q firemen
are i'll Il precariouS cOndi,lun, and the
others are doing we'll.
Tho ~ ntc ~ t1.,,t Is, ~ ftN I a,N
National Bank are pronounced I'M
truthful.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, February 81.
At the National Convention to-day.
in favor OF the religious amendment
To the Constitution, the report OF the
Executive Committee was read. rec
oinmehdinT application In Congress
IN behalf OF such an amendment to
the Constitution as will recognize Cod
Almighty as the turce of ali author
ltN and civil Government. \ Iesolu-
ton was ado,tcd, calling II, on the
WOme of the Uni ell sta es to aid t G
work ct The convention.
An action has been hrOu hit in the
Supreme Court to obtain Il dt ci>iun
whether certain real estate. owned hN
the late =. Stevens. including the
Fifth Avenue Hotel in this city
should be sold, or the hotel carried ON
under the direction of the executors.
The Court directt d the referee to as
certain the value Of the property, re-
serving Il decision upon questions Of
law.
NEW YORK, February cS.
The SnOw-stOrm OF Yesterday did
not produce any material delay in
transit.
\ g%esoline explosion Yesterday at
l'rvn Nave, near Pail ,drl ,hia. re-
suited in the complete destruction by
hre OF the residence of II. A. Thigh
man loss, so go.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, February %.
A New York s.oeciu SAYS there are
ruiII"rs that y. i. Stock wells failure
Is not veriti d =: and that all his co:i-
tracts were provided for yesterday.