Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-15
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BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
To THE SENTINEL
WASHINGTON.

total for The fiscal year 10 date of
Sll0,0 11 ,955, or nearly $50, 900 i'll eN-
cess of estimates. The total receipts
for tniS month are 81, o61, 123; ana it is
believed hat there will be collected
during the remainder of the mouth
about 81, 500, 900 more.
The body of Father Anthony Grim
vas found i'll the Potomac river Oh
Sunday morning. He arrived here
about six months ago from the Indian
country, where he had been serving
as missionary fol- some time past.
He is bell we'd to have Suicided while
lahoring under temporary insanity.
His remains were turned over To his
friends of the Catholic Churc!i for
burial.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, June II.
General Sherman had q conversa-
ton wi h a reporter last evening, and
is made to say OF General Davis, on
corning his indictment Of Captain
Jack and the preparations for hang
ing him and some OF his associates.
that if the statement is correct, there
Is 10 doubt that General Davis must
have exceeded his duty; and he would
he held responsible tor his act. He
should be guided by military rules
and laws. We allow they are muir
dereis; the President himself says
they are m%urdererS, and had General
Davis shot them while they were
being pursued, l do not think he
would have exceeded his duty. He
did not do this, and could not after
wards shoot them in cold blood. Cen
eral Davis report to General Sclo-
field, General Sherman said, may
1tttAr frArN ftnt nyVliShnI IN tho
papers. General Owls is too eN-
perienced an officer to do anything
that would bring Odium upon the
army. or lay himself open to a mill
lary court marshal for exec eding his
duty as an officer. The General thinks
there will be no difficulty about dis
posing of the MOdOcS under arrest.
Those found guilty of murder will be
hanged or shot and ii it is proved
tn It there was an agreement Tor Il gen.
eral uprising among the tribes, others
will receive some punishment as Il
warning to the Indians. He remark
ed, however, that it was a pity the
guilty ModocS were not shot at first,
then all this commission business
and expense would have leen avoid
ed. AS 10 the killing already of a few
prisoners, General Sherman says
illfNS u liIC NtVt tIt
low blackguardS AMI murdererS. who
had nothing whatever to do with the
army.
Horizons swindling operations are
said to amount in the aggregate to
SIS 900. The merchants and bankers
Interested have entrusted the case to
u private detective agency.
\ Washington special says the teSti-
monv of Captain Tyson and Sergeant
Meyer, in the Polaris investigation,
has been received from the stenogra-
pher, and will be printed as soon as
possible. Their statements contain
together about $4,000 words. The en-
tire mass of testimony is cOntirmatory
OF the fact that the separation from
the vessel was accidental. There was
an entire unanimitV among the crew
and officers, and the discipline on
board the vesse! vas excellent. All
were working in harmony and carry
ing preparations out, expecting every
moment she would be iammed and
broken between the ice when she was
separated from the foe; and it was Il
wholly accidental occurrence, so far
as the crew We're concerned. They
knew that Buddington himself was
on the ice instead of on the vessel.
About a dozen gentlemen, repre-
sentlng the principal commercial in
t~erestS, such as groceries, dry goods.
hardware, ETC., met yesterday in secret
session in the rooms of the importers
and grocers Board of Trade, for the
purpose of con erring as to the pro-
priety of calling a public meeting of
mercantile and other business men,
to take action upon the railroad prob
EN-. The object OF the proposed
meeting will be to suggest measures
for remedying the abuses which they
say the raj road companies now inflict
upon the community, and to limit
their charges for freight, etc.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, June IA.
The Supreme Court has again grant.
ed Il new tritl to Mrs. Glenn, who has
been twice convicted for the murder
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Young. This will
be the fifth trial.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
CONCORD, June i.
The extensive WOODEN mill of Ed
ward Buckley, at Milton Mill, with
contents, was burned Yesterday. The
loss is estimated at SO, 900 or 500, 600.
Insured tor SIS, 900. The fire caught
IN the upper story among some waste
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, June II. :
The annual decoration OF the graves
OF the Confederate dead took place
here to-day. There was IL general
suspension of business during the
AFTERNOON.
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, June II.
lSham Is. O'Neil was executed in
the Jail yard for the murder of Joseph
Little to-day. lie died protesting his
innocence and without "a struggle.
KANSAS.
LEAVENWORTII, June IA.
The Arlington House was burned
last night loss, $1,000. The store
OF Sulien IL 70. was burned on
Wednesday night ; loss, $40, GOO; in.
sured IOr SO, COZ.
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, June Il.
Major Henry Ewing, principal pro-
prletOr and general manager of the
Dauy Times, OF this city, died to-day
of typhoid fever after ali illness of
ten weeks.