Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-01
DISPATCHES.
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
NEW YORK.

NEW IORK, January IL.
The Syndicate finally decided to
open subscri ptiOns for the e loan
in this country and Earope on Fehru-
airy LIST. and to close the books on
February 7th.
The committee on the Greeley fund
will issue an address, announcing the
sure prospect OF success, and appeal
for u generous contribution. as the
enterprise is in no sense partisan.
In the Tweed case, Judge Davis de-
livered Il lengthy charge. On the re-
tirement of the jury, the prosecution
made a vain attempt to have defend
ant committed until the verdict should
be rendered. At eleven o'clock, the
jurors having leen out three hours.
the Judge directed al adjournment
till morning.
1t is rumored that eleven of the ,iu-
rors in the Tweed case were in favor
of acquittal, and only one for convic-
ton !; but it is generally understood
as nine for acquittal and three for
conviction.
The Jury in the Tweed case failed to
agree. ana were discharged.
There was an immense gathering to
hear the result OF the Tweed case At
ter the announcement by the fore
man that he thought the jury could
not agree, Judge Davis expressed a
desire to- hear from others as to the
probability of agreement. Another
Juror then said that the jury were of
the same mind since IL o'clock last
night. and that there was no prospect
OF agreement. Peck ham. for the pros
ecution, addressed the Court. apply
ing for another trial forthwith. De
fendant's counsel thought it would he
Il hardship to 20 over the case again.
Now that Tweed'a civil suit was set
for February nth, pre- aratinns for 1t
would be necessary. The Court an
cideu tomorrow.
MISSOURI.
ST.. LOFTS. January 81.
A bonded car reaching here TODAY.
was found to have been robbed of
81, 800 worth Of goods between New
| York and Albany ; it is the first rob
berry of a bonded car since the law
went into force.
CONNECTICUT.
NEW HAVEN. January 81.
A passenger train for Northampton,
on the New Haven and Northampt on
Railroad. was thrown from the track
al uendon. four miles from here, this
evening, by a broken rail sixteen
persons were injured, several serl-
ously.
CHICAGO, January 81.
A Washington dispatch says it is
believed among a few MOrmons now
in this city and by several western
members Of Congress, that Delegate
Claggett. of Montana. at the close OF
the present Congress, or during
March. will be appointed Governor
of Utah. There seems little doubt
J but the appointment will be rendered
, him.
In the House, the Committee or
Foreign Affairs yesterday corsiu'
cred the proposition to incorporate
the America, Japan, and China Telt'
uraph Company and the Senate
Committee have also conyersed abOu
it. Both decided, on account OF TIT
shOrtness of the session, to postpone
it indefinitely.
KANSAS.
TOPEKA. January 81.
Pomerov lies dangerously ill. lii
has recOnsidered his determination t.
make a public statement. A runhor. ]
current that he will tender his resig
nation. Further deposits of brlb'
money are said to have been mad
with the Secretary Of the Senate
amount, $1,000.
PENNSYLVANIA.
CHESTER. January 80.
Martin. defaulting Teller of tn
Chester Valley Bank, was today sen
fenced to four and II half years hare
labor in the P%enitentiary.
HARRISBURG. January 81.
The State Senate. by a resolution
Is to 1, instructed the U. s. Senator
for Pennsylvanis, to vote against tn