Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-29
DISTRICT OF
II

The Secretary of the Treasury will
issue an order to commence the ship
mentS of silver at New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and other
leading cities where there are assist
AIT treasures or designated deposit
tories tomorrow. In no cas- will
more than five dollars in silver be
paid to one person ; the balance of
the check being payable in green.
backs.
Secretary Richardson hopes to keep
up the payment of silve. which he
commenced to-day. He saws he will
he able to 60 80 unless a run upon the
Treasury be made, and silver taken
ont for the purpose of being boarded.
There is at present about a half mil
lion dollars in silver coin in the pos
Sc Ssion of the Government, which
will last some weeks: but the york of
coming is to- be continued, though
not more rapidly than heretofore.
There is an abundance OF silver bars
in the country and the capacity Of the
minis is sufficient for the coinage of
about Fl fifteen million dollars yearly in
silver, without interfering with other
coinage. With the exception Of that
in California there is but little silver
coin in the country now not owned
by the Government.
MARYLAND.
CUMBERLAND, Oct. %.
John NJ. Rislev this afternoon
fatally shot Lloyd l.. Clary, editor
of the Daily Tines.
LLOYD L.. Clarv, editor Of the Times,
shot Yesterday b John NJ. Risley,
died last night. Rislev has been ar
rested. The shooting grew out of ed
itorial reflections on Risley's father,
who was clerk of the court.
NEW YORK.
NEW York, Oct. IS.
Cooper Institute was filled last night
by the opponents of any change in
the common school system involving
a division of the public funds to sec
tartan schools. Among the resolu-
tons was one favorinG the incorpora-
ito of the general principles of the
school system in the Constitution of
the United States, so that it will be-
come national, and be placed beyond
the reach of its enemies.
Two weeks ago a box containing a
quantity of bonds belonging to John
ii. Zebach, waS stolen from the Long
Island Savings Bank at Brooklyn.
Saturday Zeback received a letter
asking if he would pay $4,000 for the
return of the bonds.
Bankruptcy proceedings have been
commenced against the Union Trust
Company.
The extensive printing works Of
Garner & Co. at Little Falls. Cahoes,
Rochester. Pleasant Valley, Newbers
and aVprStra w ltnTp slammed S1tI1r-
day. and 5000 men are ont of employ
ment. The firm paid $500, 600 per
month to employees.
Up to a late hour last night cable
dispatches failed 20 "ring intelligence
of the missing S'aamer 1Smal'a, due
at Liverpool from New York % days
ago. Inquiries have been made of
steamers and sailing vessels arriving
here and at English ports. but none
have seen or heard anything Of the
missing craft. She may have become
disabled and put into some place tor
repairs. bat even in that event, sutfi-
Gent time has elapted for word to
reach those interested, and the con-
viction is becoming general that she
has gone down. She. was of the large
class. and had a valuable cargo. Some
passengers were also on board, but
how MANY has not vet teen learned.
Her crew numbered something like
IS persons, all told.
SYRACUSE, Oct. %.
A dispatch says the main portion Of
the business part Of Canistota was
burned.
About $4,000 sterling was received
at the assay office to-day, making a
total of S1.5!7,0 CO since October Sth.
VIM. Scanlon and Jas. Mcmahon,
two boys, quarreled and fought to-
day. Tie latter getting worsted, ran
to a grocery store, stole a cheese-knife,
returned and stabbed Scanlon IA
tally.
There was a heavy rain storm
throughout the East to-day.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Oct. %.
A brisk snow storm prevailed YES
terdav, last night and this morning
throughout the Northwest accom-
panied bv a sharp northwest wind.
Hon. VIM. Beebe, Ex-Governor of
Ohio, having been in office during the
Mexican war, died near Rockford.
H., a few days ago, Of pneumonia.
He has been an invalid for several
years.
MISSOURI.