Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-28
NEw YoRK, Nov. q.

ThaahS.
New YORK, Nov. %.
Archbishop Baylev. of Baltimore,
in q sermon to-day a. Jersey City. re-
ferred to the preset. controversy grow
ing out of the Gladstone pamphlet.
He said: ''Gladstone's position was
oniy assumed in order TO secure for
himself a return o power, and that IT
there were q more general knowledge
OF the teneis of the Roman Catholic
Church snch cont -oversy would he
impossible He spoke also of what
he termed extreme prejudice against
the church in the Far West. which
prevented the establishment of Catholic
missions among the Indians.
The ,lon.rshoremen. in endeavoring
to enlist owners of sailing vessels in
their behalf. have only succeeded with
the steamship men. \ general strike
is expected on the docks at BROOKLYN.
Jersey CITY and Hoboken unlecs the
uniform schedule rates by 'lonsshore-
men be accepted. In many instances
the schedule is actually lower than
prices now paid.
The inmates of all charitable and cor
regional institutions in this city and
vicinity are abundantlv supplied with
Thanksgiving luX.ries, except those
on Biackwells Island i'll charge of the
Commissioners of Charities and Cor
rec;lons, where a lack of funds pre-
vented.
The churches and theaters were
equally cruwed yesterday. The re
ceip.> of some of he latter were enor-
nous. Al Plymouth Church. in the
course OF the opening prayer. Beecher
alluded to the affl ction> that church had
passed through during the Year. and
thanked the Lord they had resulted in
the spiritual advancement of the
church.
Waiting for the Verdict.
WASHINGTON. Nov. %.
There is great anxiety here to know
the verdict in the safe burglary case.
Harrington, Whitley. N~e.tleship. and
several friends, We're on watch last
night, while "A number of meinorialist>
show similar interest. Ii is reported.
with some show of correctness, that
three or four notes passed be- ween the
jarv-roorn and Harrine .on's friends.
\ morning paper declars the jury to
and en- for %acquital and Two for con
,iction. Is authority for the state
aent is that several persons who were
standing within hearing OF the room
window, which was open, heard the
exclamation, Are you two block
heads going to stand u against us ten
gentlemen all night?' Card playing,
palm singing, and discussing, occu-
pied h time of the jury.
HariinSeon'> Office, and that of Chris
ty, counsel for the memnrialiSt-, are
directly i'll view OF the windows of the
Ju..y-. DOM. and about twenty rods dis
tant, and M of sigh tele-raphina
between them and the jury-room are
prevalent.
AT 10 o'clock the Jury in the safe
burglary case trial retired for the night
without agreeing on a verdict. Ii
GEMS no doubt that ten are for ac-
| quital and two tor conviction.
Captive Children Rescued from the
Indians-vice President Wilson
will Preside = President Grant
EndeavOrins to Revive the Rad.
ical Party.
CHICAGO, Nov. %.
The following is an extract from AN
official dispa eli of Col. Miles. received
at Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan's headquarters
this morning. 1t refers to the girls
whose re Gle from the Indians was an
nounced goine time ago "Dnring ~
tight two white girls were + pure.
from the Indians. 1t appears tina.
these sisters. Adelaide and Julia Ger
man, aged > and : Years, We're captured
i'll hansas. Ell rou e from Georgia 10
Colorado. They sac that their father,
mother, brothe. and one sister We're
murdered, and hat they and two older
SIS ers We're keI t priSore.s They have
no positive knowledge OF their where
about5. Their story of woe and suffer
l., Is simply "a horrible % relate.
ley We're almost naked and nearly
9 arved. hey are now under the
charge Of Surgeon Wa ers, and will re,
ceive every care and attention, and
when strong enough to endure the
journey they will be forwarded to
L.eavenworth. Col. Miles most earn
estlv recommends that ample annua!
provision be made tor these children
by the Government, out of the annu-
ity appropriation for the benefit of the
Cheyenne Indians. General Pope, in
forwarding this statement, heartily
concurs in Col. Miles recommenda-
ton.
a Washington special says: Friends
of Vice President Wilson saw he ex.
poets to preside over the Senate this
Winter.
A Times special says it is reported
that the President favors the scheme
for a great system of Internal improve
ments, with a view of reviving bust
ness. Republican politicians regard it
as a fine scheme TO revive the Radical
party-to buy the peoples votes with
the peoples N
Miscellaneous.
BALTIMORE, Nov. o..
The Chicago express, leaving Cam
den station at l0:30 last night, when
about five miles from thi> city, ran into
some horse, OF which eight were
killed. The engineer. George Buckley,
was severely injured.
BosToN, Mass, Nov. q,
The Governor es,erday pardoned
u of the State Prison three prisoner,
sentenced for life and iii cen wears.
They had served from six to twelve
Years and the executive cIemency was
exercised on account of good behavior
dnrlng their confinement and mitiga.-
ing circumstances attending their
crimes.
POCGHKEEPsIE, Nov. q.
The trot to-day, between Copper
bottom and American Girl, miles heats
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