Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-09
EASTEKN DISPATCHES.
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.
ESPECIAL TO THE sESTlSEr.I

The death of Chief Justice Ci,ase
caused general grief throughout the
city, Flags OH the City Hail, the prin-
clpal newspaper offices and many
private buildings are displayed ut
haii-iiiast. The Chief Justice arrived
mere evening on u visit to
Mrs. w. >. fioyt, his daughter. He
was in unusually good health and
spirits. This favorable state of things
continued, but yesterday morning at
III O'Clock a servant went tn call him
10 breakfast, and on entering the
Dol found hi u in u state of uncon-
scious stupor. His daughter was i'm
nledlately summoned and servants
ulspatchei Tor medical aid. When
Tie physicians arrived the uncun-
sclousiieSs Was found to have resulted
nom h occurrence of the paralysis
OF which he has hal several strokes.
All efforts TO relieve him proved un-
awaiting. n it was evident that his
vitality was ebbing away. Governor
Sprague anu his wife were summoned
and arrived in the city last evening.
It's DAUGHTERS remained by his bed
slde until 1880 this morning, when he
breathed his last.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, May s.
! NV - L ais, lcIIb., Yesterday,
destroyed nearly the entire business
portion of the town, involving a loss
of 500, 0O0.
LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS, MAY 8.
Great excitement was created i'm
TINS city this afternoon by the report
that Governor kellogg had been shot.
1t appears that the Governor had
driven to the wharf Of the Texas
Railroad Company, about Az o'clock,
to inquire into the complaint OF the
superintendent of the road i'm relation
to the interference of the police guard
stationed there with the business ct
the company, when 4 crowd gathered
around the carriage jeering and boot
ing. and just AS the carriage started
OIL a shot was fired by some person
in the crowd. Governor Kellogg SAYS
the bullet passed so close to his neck
that he felt it.
The Picayane's New Iberia special
says a sharp engagement took place
to-day at 1t. Martiiisyille. The police.
about 2:l5 p. NJ, made u SOrtie from
the town u attacked the forces of
Colonel Dehlances. who fell lack be-
fore them. The police fired both solid
shot and shell from their cannon but
without effect. They advanced about
a mile and a halt, but retreated after
il brisk Skirmish before the adyanc-
ing forces of Colonel Dehlancs.
The following was received to-day
WASHINGTON, May Z. 1873.
To W. y. Kellogg. Gorernor of louisiana:
The 2. esident directs IN, to saw to
You that he deprecates All aggressive
policy. and the United States authori-
ties are not to be used except i'm an
emergency. The officer in command
of the department i'm which Louisiana
is included. has been sent full IN.
>tructions i'm regard to the course the
President desires him to pursue. You
will therefore take no action which
would require the sanction of the
President without orders from head
quarters.
(Signed) W.T.. SHERMAN, General.
BROsHEAR. Nav s.
The Seventh United States troops
are still here quartered in the railroad
depot. They expect 10 leave here to-
morrow. with the agreement that no
MetrOpOlitanS shall have anspo
ton with them.
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, MAY 8.
President Grant. in consequence Of
the extent Of his Western tour. will
not make his proposed visit to Gov
ernor Jewell. but will limit his stav
in Connecticut to the time necessary
tn attend the reunion Of the Army of
the Potomac at New Haven next
week.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO. May 8.
The Chicago. Northwestern, Mil.
waukee ami St. Paul Railroads have
decided to pool their earnings until
April, 1850. in proportion of 60 per
cent. to 40 per cent. The arrange.
ment excludes that portion OF the
Northwestern Railroad running to
Marquette. The agreement Only
lacks the approval of the representa-
tiveS of the German and Dutch in
terest nov on the way from A,nster.
dam.
\ quarter of a century having
elapsed since DIR. f. II. Chaplin as.
nme the pastorate of the Fourth
Umversalist society. the evert was
appropriately hon0red yesterday i'm
the church. DIR. Chaplin was present
ed with $40. 900.
Since January 1st. 26 S95 Germans
have arrived at Castle Garden.
a special from Trenton. Massachu.
sets. says a fire broke out last night
i'm Wilhur'S stable. and. spreading TO
the city Hotel, consumed stores and
several rame tenement houses. Loss.
100000.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOsTON. May s.