Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-07

meeting, the police elected one of n
numl er who were inn roperly voting
as substitutes.
The Foster ~reprieve is understood
to lie granted, that the Governor nav
consult with the Judges OF the Court
of Appeals. The prisoners friends
now think the sentence NAV be- com
muted to Imprisonment for life at
hard Labor in Sing Sing. The news
was received at the Tumbs ut Il late
hour. and when made known TO Fos-
ter. he became somewhat overcome,
but said 1t was something he never
expected.
y woman named Churchill died
Yesterday. and it was supposed here
hat the symptoms indicated yellow
fever. The temperature of the wealth
er. however. negatives the presuinp-
will he made.
\ suspicious person named Stanley,
on Monday mig t. APP lied nj the sta.
tion-houSe for lodgings. when it was
aScertained that he WAS Il Boston
highwayman : that he had been sent
to this city by the authorities, att'r
serving out his imprisonment. The
authorities here Yesterday sent him
back to- Boston.
Yesterday. the argument on the pre-
liminarv points in the Tweed civil
ease were concluded. The decision is
reserved.
In several kilograms from English
stockholders to The Erie Ring. con-
corning the ousting of Gould from the
Presidency, year ago, and published
to-day. it appears the movement was
entirely without Guuld'S knowledge /:
and. moreover. the English Stock
holders had an ~infleXii,le dt ternina-
ton to do nothing whatever which
wOuld involve any compromise VITA
Could or his agents.
The peculiar hoof disease is said to
result from the Il ted tracks, very
prevalent here.
In answer to a cable inquiry. jaw
Cooke IL Co. received u diSuatcl from
jaw Cooke. Mcri ljturh IL Co..
London. stating that they have slis-
tanned no loss or liability to 10 S
through tie trgeri 5 referred to in
press ~telegranls. =, far as under
stood. the Bank of England Il peas
to be the oilv loser by the ~forgeripS.
the precise nature and extent of which
have not been made known Ivy the
bank. The above firm have also re-
ceived a dispatch from London. eau
tioning them. in dealing in foreign
exchange, to beware of forged bills in
circulation.
y special from Washington states
that Assistant Secretary Richardson
says no action has been taken relative
to the SH,GJ0 900 bill, the Secretary
claiming the right to- issue the whole
amount whenever necessary.
Company 4. St. Louis National
Guard, will visit this city ON their
~hOineWard trip frum WASHINGTON.
The Seventh Regiment will entertain
them during Their stay.
Mayor IIavemever will review the
procession on St. Patrirk'S Day.
The steamers Moro Castle and Co.
lumbia, of the Atlantic Mail Steam
ship Company. will I've sold on Tues
day next, to satisfy the claims of IL
u%ellants.
y meeting of colOred citizens was
held last night. for the purpose of
urging the passage of the Civil
Rights bill, now before the Legisla-
ture ut Albany. y committee WaSap-
pointed to co to ALBANY, in the in
terest of the meeting. The proposed
bill grasses tie word white" from
the Constitution, and gives the
colored man equal rights with respect
to admissions to schools, churches,
vehicles, transportation, etc.
y number of regiments returned
this morning from Washington, and
passed through this city Tor their
homes.