Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-25

1oEN, .>ON.-t.
A hurricane passed over Trenton, y.
j., last evening, causing damage to the
amount OF $50. 900 in the city and a.
much more to the country north o,
Trenton. In Trenton, six houses OF
Warren street, kline's Hall, Washing
ton Market, Golding's, Flint Mill, Fisl
X Green's saw-mill, Huichinson'S bow
factory, Watson's toundery, and a por
ton OF the Catholic parsonage were I'm.
rooted. Boats On the river were upset.
~6oat-hOu>es and sheds entirely de-
mOli>hed. \ brakeman was blown
from the train on the Beloidine and
Delaware railroad and killed. Two
other persons in Trenton were killed.
The meadows back of EIizabethport
were flooded from six to ten feet deep
by the extraordinary high tide, and
thousands OF tons of hay in stacks
hoa.ed away or were destroyed.
a Herald Madrid special saws: The
Spanish Government has expressed a
Willingness 20 pay an indemnity. N the
Nirginia's cast, 10 the United States
on the same basis as that with which
treat Britain waS satisfied for outrayes
perpetrated on her subjects.
Cooley netiner. a laborsr, aged six
" years, hanged himself Yesterday.
He left a note addressed to his wife in
which he said he was impelled to the
act by substitution and fear OF starvation
in the hard Winter at hand.
Reports from trades unions in this
city and Brooklyn show three times a.
many men out of work is at the same
time last year. and a suspension OF
building. on account of the cold wealth
er. Will o add largely to the mum
Der.
The Times Washington special
says: The real difficulty between Sec
retary Bristow and Mullett is much
more remote than any controversy
about the Treasury furniture or Archi-
Gets Office, and has had rather an alb
normal connection with the Treasury
Department. Mullc.t has exercised.
during several Years, almost absolute
authority i'll his bureau. Secretary
Bri>tew differs from Mulle,t in the
policy Of constructing costly public
buildings, while lie does no object to
large expenditures and fine buildings
IN some OF the most important cities
like New York; he doubts the cXpedi-
ency OF building elaborate and costly
structures all over the country, but
THINKS lnat palmer and substantial
buildings would be more in accordance
with the wants of the Government,
and that for the SAM expenditure a
greater number Of building. should be
erected.
CHICAGO, Nov. q.
A Washington special say of the
resignation OF Mullett: An effort was
made to-day to induce the Pre>iden, to
interfere to save him, for although
Mulle't apologized for his language u
him on Saturday, the latter insisted on
accepting his resignation. Both Slep-
perd and Mullett vi>i ell the President
during The day, as did Treasurer SPIN
ner and others, but it appears without
result. 1t is declared that the Presi-
dent did not want To interfere with the
reforms which Secretary Bris'ow had
made in the Treasury Department, and
especially with any disagreement AS Il
the management of the affairs in the
Bureau of Supervising Architect. Had
the President in,eriered it is we'll un.
derstood he would have received Rris
tow's resignation without a moment.
delay; so, altogether, there was at one
time TO day promise Of a very consid
cradle storm.