Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-27
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
IsrECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON. March &c.

C.aphS 10 the Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs. from Prescott, Arizona, under
date of March 18th, and says CochlSe
and 1000 OF his band are Oh the reserNa-
ton at sulphur Springs.
The President has appointed L.. >.
Holland, of New jersey, agent % the
Indians of Colorado River; j. \. Ton
ner. of Arizona. Superintendent of
Indian Affairs of Arizona: George In
gals, of Illinois. agent of the PiuteS
of Southeastern Nevada.
A special saws the conduct OF the
Collector at Albany in allowing the
Central Company to buy engines re-
Gently auctioned for taxes was a sur
prise to the Internal Revenue Bureau,
as the Collector should not have sold
them for so small a sum. He is now
ordered to distrain on the passenger
depot at Albany, and if the company
do not make a fair bid to turn the
property into the credit of the United
States.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. March &c.
The Goodrich mystery is vet I'M
solved. 1t is stated that the building
of the row of brown stone fronts on
Degraw street. Brooklyn, involved
the supposed murdered MAJ heavily
in debt, and that he is not as wealthy
as was first supposed 1t appears
that the so-called bloody shirt found
in the house where the murder was
committed had no blood stains what
ever on it, had no buttons torn off and
was simply soiled. The Chief of
Police of BROOKLYN still holds to the
theory that Goodrich committed
.,;.ila n,l tI,nt tln ,nnSn 1roS firnn
cial embarrassment.
The gas companies are firmly de-
termined to refuse any demands for
increased wages or the adoption of
the s hour system, and are confident
that if astrike take place it will result
in utter failure. Every %precaution is
taken to secure continuance of work.
Final action of the workmen vii. be
taken at the meeting next Monday.
Among the police authorities the
belief is strengthened that Goodrich
was murdered by a woman. One
woman supposed to be connected
with the cas- proved to be a respccta
BILE girl. There was nothing wrong
whatever between them. No clue has
been had of the other woman who
had been with Goodrich three or foul
months before the murder, but now
nc II seems able to account for her
The man in company with Goodrich
on the night of the murder has moi
been heard of since the night after. il
is suspected that this man and the
missing woman are together, and thai
both have gone to Europe.
Fosters wife is 10Y better.
Antonio cambria, Il distin guished
Cuban patriot, has arrived here, and
reports the insurgents as having
abundance of arms and in good
spirits. They are making STEADY pro-
gress in the Eastern Department, and
will very oon compel the Spaniards
to wholly Withdraw therefrOm.
Revs. Drs. Cuyler and Duryea, of
Brooklyn, have gone to Albany in be-
half of the recent meeting OF citizens
in that city to protest against the sale
Of lager beer on SUNDAY.
At Jamaica, l.. l., julius Ende and
wife deliberately severed the arteries
in their arms and legs to avoid their
sutferings from starvation. They We're
discovered, and nav now recover.
y special dispatch from London
says the Lincoln handicap, the first
of Importance of the Spring races,
was won Yesterday by Westminster
beating Drumsticll ami Lydon.
Al a meeting of the United Order oil
American Carpenters and Joiners last
night the general impression pre-
vailed that the employees would not
undertake to enforce the ten-houl
system. Earioustrades organizations
are soon to have conferences or
strikes, and it MAY be two weeks he.
fore anything definite is known. The
masons met tonight to consider what
is to be done in reference to the intro
duction of men from other States.
BROOKLYN, March 26.
The carpenters, at a meeting last
evening, decided to strike on the It'll
Of April if their wages are not raised
from 50 to 50 so and eight hours pei
day.
1t is stated that proceedings are tC
be taken against Ben Holiday, Pres
ldent of the Oregon and Californi;
Railroad, for alleged fraud, similar t.
the operation of the Memphis and +
Paso Railroad in Paris.
ILLINOIS.
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