Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-20

y document was presented to Gov
ernor Dix to-day. sworn to Ivy several
Jurors in Fosters case. stating that Il
conviction could never have been Oh
tained. but for the belief of the jurors
that Il recommendation to mercy
would procure IL Communication of SEN
teuce to imprisonment for ii e. and
asking the Governor to prevent the
execution. The Governor said he
would give the document careful con-
SideratiOn.
Governor Dix has announced that
he still sees no reason for interfering
in the case OF Foster.
AUBURN, March Is.
Tailor Fields, who was struck with
a bar of iron by Perry-who, with
three others, escaped from Jail i'm this
city on Friday last died this morn
ing. Perry is still at large.
New YORK. March IS.
The London Telegraph of the 5th has
the following additional particulars
of the frauds on the Bank of Eng
land So far as vet known the par
ties whose signatures have been
iorged are the follow ing-Ruthschild
Barring, Brothers e Co; Brown. ship
ley Il Co.: j. Schroeder IL Co.; Luz II
Sibeth Il. w. Blydenstein G.. IL c.
Imthurn ; the German Bank of Lon.
don the Union Bank. and the Bank
OF Belgium and Holland; Ofthe pro-
ceeds realized, about $50 600 were in
vested in the use of bonds, ali OF
which were purchased from jay
Cooke, NJ CullOugh d Co. The per-
Sol who passed himself off as War
ren's clerk was arreS'ed in the office
of the Continental Bank on Saturday
morning. while on his way to jaw
Cooke. Mccullough & Co., fora packet
of bonds of the value of go, 600, Il
check tor which has been duly paid
10y the Bank OF England. On the pre-
vious day, OF course, the firm in
question knew nothing of the bills.
and the fraudulent nature of the trans
actions was then for the first time as
Certained. The bonds which have
been advertised are payable to the
ren himself has obtained Possession.
The Irish lai,Orers lately emlloved
on the boulevardS yesterday deter
mined to clean cut the Italian labor
trS. who replaced them at less wages.
To-day a large force OF rioters marched
to where the 1t"lianS were working.
i'ut the Police drove them away. 1t
is feared there will he trouble to- nor
row.
In Brooklyn, to-day, W. l.. Hatch.
a detective {. convicted of lerjury in a
divorce suit, was sentenced TO an i'm
prisonment of six Years and three
months and David Dowd and Eu-
gene, Il small boy. Were convicted of
arson, and sentenced for seven years
each.
\ special from Boston saws Judge
Shiplev refused to grant am injumc-
tl"n To prevent a foreclosure 10y bond
holders in the case of the Boston,
Hartford and Erie Railroads. EX-
Sneaker Henry Smith and Matthew
Hale were before the Erie invesligat-
ing committee at Albany this morn
ing, but nothing especially new was
ELECTED. Both c~orrobOrated the testi
mony given yesterday by Attorney
General Barlow.
There were seventeen offers of
bonds to-day, amounting to tour mil |
lions. at 1925 and l4.99. A million was |
purchased at 1929 and 13.49.
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. March IS.
Governor McCOOk having declined |
reaDrOintment to the Gov ernorShiD |
OF Colorado by the President, he will |
send to the senate the name of S. II.
Gilbert, that the assumption AS his
may lake erect on tie 18th |
ct Anril. at the expiration of Nc
Cooks term.
The Senate confirmed Sawyer as
Assistant Secretary OF The Treasury.
In the Senate, some debate took
place. on motion of Wright. to con.
his resolution propo ing that the
previous question may he demanded
by Il majority, or in so ne mod.
lfleu tnrm. The resolution was not
Vote. IS against 80.
OHIO.
C~INCINNATI. March IS.
The fire at Centerville. Ohio, yester.
DAY destroyed the principal part of
the town, stores. shops. and dwell
The fire originated in the store
or Lloyd X Thomas, in which was
Kept the fostoffice. 1t consumed
That store. and also Stcel's saddIerv
shop, DIR. Jenkins drug store. and the
Of John w. Davis. John
Root. Mrs. Evans. and Mrs. Steel.
Loss estimated at So, 600.