Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-29
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NEW YORK. June %.
Edward Pierreport, counsel to- the
Pacific Mail Steam hip Company. has
given All opinion to- the effect that
bonds could not be issued. and money
required bv the Company must be
borrowed by piedging its property.
A di>lstcn from San Francisco says
Chancellor Seabriske. of New Jersey.
died in that city yesterday morning.
Application was made to- day in the
Court of General Sessions for a new
trial in the case of VIM. J. Sharkey.
convicted of the murder If Robert
Dunno.
The Coroner's Jury has found Jos.
Jackson guilty OF causing the death
of Mary j. Sull:v IN. found dead in
his house an the morning of May IL.
Jackson attempted to Kill himself at
the same time.
In the sui. of Alex. Sheppard. Vice
President of the Board OF Public
Works for the District of Columbia.
against Charles 4. Dana. editor OF the
Sun. before Commissioners Davenport.
an order was granted for the commit
ment Of Dana. and for his removal to
the District of Columbia wnere the
case is to he tried. Davenport refused
Ia fix his bail. and said he had no att
tiIpTltN. NoUIISSI dIlu lSdIiS az oiICc
went before the District Judge.
The Jury i'm the Observation-Disclosures
Blood case. under instructions of
Judge Blatchford have returned a
verdict Of not guilty. The Judge de-
cided that news papers were not in
cluded in obscene publications in the
act of 1872, under which the indict-
ment WAS drawn.
LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, June 2s.
A dispatch from C,rroliton. tates
that the inrv in the COhn Raitey-kel-
ten o'clock p. NJ. and rendered il
verdict Of not guilty.
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, June IS.
Statements having been puilisi eel
that the Credit Mobelier suit Was like
~ to result in failure, owing to the al
legged movement to unite all the forces
ofthe L. p. Railroad COMPANY against
the Government, the !Attorney-Gen-
erai says the name Of II. +: Clark was
not cited in the bill in equity with
the un lerstanding that he ard Conn
pany would remain neutral. The
death of Clark will have no other ef-
feet than delay till the name of the
new President can be substituted.
The Acknowledgement sees no reason
whatever to change his belief that the
proceedings instituted will he success
ful.
The Secretary of the Inferior has
made the foliOw ing important ruling:
When a homestead is Cancelled. and
the homestead claimant who found
the lard at The date of such raiCeila-
ton, together with others who Design
taking lands under pre-emption laws,
the honesteader being legally ulon
the land, his settlement right vests in.
stanil.y in uch cancellation. while
claimants having gone on land Willie
it was covered by said homestead
were treSpaS:eiS, and the Homestead
claimant Is the lre;erred party under
The rre-emption laws.
&. X. Cree, Secretary Of the Board
of 1udian Commissioners. writes To
Commander Smith, OF the Indian Btu
a that the ial commissioners
70 the Sioux Indians re-; Oit success in
their mission. ana that the Northern
Pacific Railway will lie safe from a p.
tack this season.
The Commissioner Of Internal Rev.
enue received "A telegram announcing
that Collector James Mullins. late
me "i"r Of Congress from the Fourth
Tennessee District, died Yesterday al
Shellbypille, Tennessee, of cholers.