Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-14
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. March 1.

Judge Richardson will tomorrow
u charge of the Treasury De-
p~artnIent rs acting Secretary, Bout
well having this afternoon made his
last official signature. The latter,
however, has not written a letter ot
resignation, and will not, till his Gre
deutials arrive, which will be to-mor-
row night. Senator Sumner called
on Boutwell, this afternoon, congratu-
lating him i'll these words: Il con-
graduate the country, | congratulate
the State, and congratulate myself i'll
having you as my colleague
NEW YORK.
ALBANY, March -.
The Constitutional Convention to-
day adopted an amendment to the
constitution, providing that, in all
cities with three hundred thousand
inhabitants or upward, judicial oii-
GERS of IL court not of record shall he
appointed by the Governor and SEN
ate.
NEW YORK. March u.
The following dispatch was to-day
received by a prominent citizen:
providence, II. I.-Will YOU allow
me to correct a statement published
Yesterday. that | had received money
W III 81 I w ~ o'N W
New York. asking Il Communication of
VIM. Fosters sentence? The state
ment is wholly false. | have never
received money. nur have | bt Ell
offered Il bride in any form. The let
ter was my own, and expressed my
honest feelings.
Ell EN- s. PUTNAM
At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Northern Pacific Raj
road to-day. the following Directors
were elected W. q. Fargo, Geo. w.
Goes. X. ID. Rice, Chas. b. Wright, w.
Is. Ogden, Frederick Billings, j.. &.
Smith, w. q. Morehead. VIM. VIM
dom, \. q. Barney, James Stinson,
b. z. Cheney, and \. a. Catlin.
Vice President Wilson lecturcd last
evening at Cooper Institute, in aid of
the fund for the erection of Il statue TO
Father Mathew in Central Park. on
the subject Of temperance reform and
its great apostle.
The State Senate passed Il bill giving
the courts power to decide on the
qualifications of Jurors.
In a trial To-day tor the recovery of
damages from III of the city rail
roads, for the loss of a 10 run over
by a car, eX-MavOr Hall objected to
the Introduction as evidence of the
ordinance providing that no vehicle
shall turn a corner faster than a walk,
on the ground that the city charter of
1870 abolished all then existing ordi-
nanceS Tue Judge sustained the OF
lection.
New York, March -.
1t is reported from Boston that the
schooner Ceres was sunk near Bakers
Island Light Yesterday, with all on
board f; five lei we're drowned.
1t is believed that nothing will now
prevent the sailing o. the Guard on
the Goth, with objects for the Vienna
Exposition. Ten thousand dollars
have been paid by the United States
Treasury, and the removal of articles
to the vessel is progressing.
In an interview with Il Herald re-
porter at Washington yesterday.
President Grant said that no changes
Will take place in the Cabinet heyoud
tn / which BoutWell'S resignation
will occasion. Nevertheless, the
financial policy will not be changed.
He hopes TO see the republic OF Spain
well establ shed, and thinks that, by
the end Of the wear, the independence
OF Cuba will be secured. No trouble
is expected with the IIaytienS. The
President thinks that the SANTANA
Bay scheme Will result in the dcvel-
Opment OF that country. So that u
Government will ultimately annex
for something like $4,000, 900 or Sl5,-
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