Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-31

BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL TO ii SENTINEL.I
NEW YORK.
New YORK, January 90.

1t is announced that arrangements
with the Syndicate forthe nomination
OF the five per cent. funded loan have
so far progressed that books OF sub
scription will be opened in Europe
and America, probably as early as
Tuesday, February 4th, to remain
open no longer than three or four
days. 1t is thought this will be sufli-
cient to complete the entire loan.
An investigation into the conduct of
the officers OF the Bremen ship Argo-
ilaut, on her recent trip from Bremen.
is progressing at Castle Garden. The
passengers testify to the intOXication
and brutality OF the Captain and other
officers.
The directors have decided to put
the Atlantic Mail Company in liqni-
datiOn; the liabilities will probably
be $4OU.0O assets, $780, 00.
Phelps, Dodge u Co. have with
drawn their offer of Il com ronlise
made to the Government, and will al
low the cast to go TO the courts.
NEW YORK, january 30.
Edward summons, OF this city,
states that, when Superintendent
OF the rolling stock OF the Union Pa
cliic Railroad here, from siNty-tive to
Seventy-One secondhand locomotives
were sold to the company by L. Il.
Butter, OF Boston, a. iirSt-claSS en-
gines the company paying $4,000 or
81, 1850 a Apiece tor them, nOlWlthStaIlG-
ing his report tina the engines were Il
dear purchase ut 81, 900 and, besides,
un.it for amy decent road. Other Sec
onu-hanu stock was also purchased l n
tilis way.
Al meeting of some patriotic Gu
bans Yesterday, it was proposed to
raise il fund for an expedition to the
Island. IL is Thought tina New Or
LEANS Will be chosen AS the place
Wnan the next eX petition Will start
from.
Tae failure ofthe Pacific Mail Steam
Shl,I Company here To receive news Oh
II arrival OF the Alaska ut Hokoha-
ma is not regarded 10y the officials as
am: Indication OF Il disaster to the
steamship, as there are various rea-
SONS why the company would no
yet have been advised about her
movements.
john W. Brodie, a journalist, died
yesterday.
1t is stated that the Attorney Ger =
eral at Washington has decided no To
prosecute Polilemus and jackson.
Wall street brokers indicted for al
legged completely in the embezzle-
mentS OF PaylnaSter Hodge.
Ihe weather throughout the East IS
extremely cold this morning; the
thermometer ranging from III TO 30 be-
low zero.
OHIO.
CINCINNATI, January 81.
The steam tannery Of Martin Evans
4 Co., Lancaster, Ohio, was turned
Yesterday. Loss, 81 eco.
Serious trOurle is anticipated at the
Municipal Election, Lexington, Ken
lucky, to dav. 1t is salt that negroes
are not to be allowed to vote unless
thew nave previously paid taxes, ald
that nearly all the colOred voters ten
dered their axe to the Collector, VINO
refused to receive them. n company
of the Sixteenth United States Imam
try was sent there yesterday from
Frankfort, to keep the peace. Gene
raj Murray, Marshal Of the State, Is
expected, with a number OF deputies
KENTUCKY.
LEXINGTON, January 81.
Up to noon, all Is quiet. The
negroes who show tax receipts art
voting.
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, January 20.
In the Senate, the Election Commit
tee, engaged on the Louisiana case
to-day examined a number OF wit
nesses, mainly i'll regard to the actioi
OF the returning Board in altering ant
amending returns.
BUFFALO. January 90.
Gov. Dix refuses to interfere in thu
case of John Gaifney, sentenced to Dt
hanged February TIN.
KANSAS.
TOPEKA, January %.
The Legislature, in joint session a
noon to day, elected John ingalls, o
Atchis,n United States Senator, by
a vote of 1l5 to 16 scattering. Pom,e
row received no vote. An immense
sensation was created by Senate
York rising to a personal explanation
stating thai, in orderto unmask Pom
eroy, he had several meetings witt
him, and had agreed to sell his vote