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WASHINGTON.
ff1ontinuetf from tho Flrnt Pase.1

40 to indemnify those who lost by tho War. II
fho insurance companies lost by tho War, lot
tl,om j,o in1nn1nihod. Why should thoy have
moro than indemnity
R1r, HTOuKTON gnvo notice TINT ilo would
offer m atuoudmont to tho two1fth sootton for
bitItnu tho allowance Of onimR whore tho party
Injured Ind received Indemnity from any inanr-
nuco company, no ns 10 provide tbnt no claim
slall bo allowed in bel,ulf OF any claimant unoBs
suci olaima,,t Bhnn SHOW TO tho satisfaction Of
tic Court Tint during tho Into Rebellion the
Bum Of Lis losses oxcoeded tho sum Of lie
Mr, EDMUNDs made o legal nrgnmont in re-
ply to tic objections against tho bill, md maiu-
tafnod Tint tic principles Of tho hill had been
gott|od by judicial t,cciaona In the United atatoR
Tor many yoara. Flo quotod from Judge story'a
and others dooiaionB III caBoB OF American vos-
golB destroyed tn tue War Of 1872, md contendod
that tho wrong committed by Great Britain was
not against tic Individual ctttzon, but agaiuat
tic nation, aud that wnB tho principle which,
governed tho presentation OF our caao at Como
w, aul he snid no milton would or could with
rcspoot submit tho questions OF Ito relations or
obligations to its own otHzenR to foreign
tribunal.
Tho question waB then taken OIL the amontl-
mont OF Mr. Thurman to strike o,lt The cla,ise
excluding the claims Of insurance. compauiog,
mud 1t waa ngrood to-yeas, ST. nnya, az; rs
ff11own.
, 1874-05-13

a., ,,., u.., ~, .,,,,.o,
alnoA tho appointment OF yonr oommteo. S nst
for Tho Same PURPOSE hayo ue0n hnvn hss
and by othor sn;a,a,. n sna mt IT ia
corps heartily cndors!.g e afpsM nsst1ng = 70 reo
1'Heo doHc ot on 10 naan WI w acs"ed% r.
an oxpreRaetl"iat Ha etne t @ tp'
ssnas"ys'' very f<sp'''''''j j2MEs @ Muauapr, ''
Tho report, toRothor W1tn tno feaolutIo1ls lh-
, 1874-05-13
ARKANSAS.


after recognizing Daxtor, tho President will d.
root tho United States troops to cloar the Oapi-
tol building OF Brooke forces, aud hold 1t until
tho Logislaturo nat, convene, and protect tho
Legislature in ita peaceful deliberations aftor-
wards. It Ia boliovod thnt tls1s oourae will pro-
wont furthcr bloolshod, and tl!Rt Drooka. with
all bis buBtor, will not oppose tho United statcs
troops.
.tFb The Assocfatrd Prtss.l
nAxrEH AHEAD. >
from Drools To Atty. Con. Willlama was rooovod
this nfternoun, EubBtAntlAlly tie ahmo al Ills
dispatch 10 President Grant. Both were oon-
afdored at tho Cablnot moottng to-day. Baxter'B
latnro called for .yostordny until 1,rooha' ad-
heronts should bo present together with
tho conditions annexed - was 20 fair
and reasonable in tllo opinion Of tho prest-
dent that tho Attorney General informed him
nnce Of It. A ronark was made IN M Executive
quarter to-day that Drooka could not have soen
tho Significance Of the intimatton: Tie rc1eo..
tion OF the proposition has certainly damaged
his cauHo In official oircles.-..a fact Which per
ltevsa thRt
THE IE0rshkrUnE SHOULD ASSEMBLE
froe from armed md all other monaco or re-
atra,nt from either side and that the proposition
Of Baxter, II It had been accepted by Brooks,
1a+Aou ~ VIZ HoA4lbH 4AortAoA*
FINAL ACTION
on tho part Of the Government will not be do.
layod moro than day or two, when means will
bd employed to protect the people from tho dan.
gers III which they nro involved, without parttnl.
tty toward either Of tho contondinR factions Q,
r1yal Governors. by whom tho feud was initiated
Tho President tonight exprasHed himself witt
much earnestnesB against thoae stimulating
bloodBhod, and throwing tho ontro Btato OF Ar
kansas into anarchy, and he was equally earneB
IN saying that no would not delay much longe
| In coming to decision in tho promises.
, 1874-05-13

nank Of San Franciaeo, caustng general sstisfao~
tion to tho community.
Al tho annual :msstIng Of tho american
Dtamstio Fund Association Of Now York, tho
Treaauror's report waa road, showing that tho
Association Ind invested and Oh hand total
hum Of over A57, 900.
Tho SECOND annual mooting Of the Railroad
Association Of America, composed Of hll tho
prcsdonts, suporiutondonta aud genoral Man.
ngora Of nil tho raiiroa,ls IN the. Unitea States
and Canada, will DO held at tho Union Depot III
indianapolis today. . a.
;-Doioro tho nd djournmont OF tho Canadian
House Of qomtnona night bofore last member
moved tint tho Northwestern Ditlfoultlos Conn
mitsoo hnYo leave to report from tiino to time:
Ihopnbllo will now be ablo 10 poHscss itaolf Of
tho testimony.
nm Of Natural History has appointed commit
tee to mako suitable preparation for tho oenton-
ulBl celebration OF tho 1iacoyory OF oxygen ny
John psiestly, Oh the 1st OF Augnat, 1774. It Ia
Bnggoatod that tho celebration DO hold ut the
mooting Of tho American Aesoclation for tue All.
vancon,ont Of Science, at Hartford, Conn.,, ne11
/ AuguHt.
, 1874-05-13
TElEGEApH!C HHEV.TlES.

All tho mon employed In tho construction de-
partmont OF the brooklyn Navy Yard were Hus-
pended on Monday. ..
The aloop Eumatro, Attoa up to convey the
soiertiio party to observe the tranBit Of Ycnus,
on Dec, 0, hhH gono Into commission.
-Tlp City Woman Suffrage Association, was
organized In Detroit Mich, Yesterday, with ".
N, Hudson as President:
-Oyrua ". Field aud party, on route around
the world arrived at Omaha yeatcrcay, from thd
East. a..
accepted the p1osiaenoY Of tho Anglo-C aasfosn!a
, 1874-05-13
..EfItIGS.


C1Ho1NNAr1, May IA fire ut the corner Of
Fourteenth md Plum HtreetB thia afternoon.
destroyed sannnga plaring-mill,. schnbort d
Theipsfnger and Egger It sanning, furniture
manufacturers, with atock aud material; San,
ning'B. loss ia $4,000. Insured I'll the Erin, Of
New York, Union and Triumph, Of Cincinnati,
for $500 onch; Broworn Of milwaukee,, and
Amazon, Of Cincinnati, for $4,000 eaeh;. F're
Association, philadclpha, e1.5oo: Schubert ,.s y
TEoiasinger'B loss il 900. insured III tho
Drowora' and Maitaters', $1,000 each; Buffalo
aud German ct 900: Tho Cook furniture 1na,,u-
factory, adjoining, 1oscB $4,000. Innurod In tho
Tradprs', Chicago; Brewers, Milwaukee Ama-
zon, Cincinnati; buffalo, Gorman, and Hiber-
man., OF Cleveland. q, 1,000 oach. Eager u SAN
ning's losB is small. Several a,nnll dwellings, ad-
joining woro slightly damaged.
O1No1NNATt, May u. Carefully.collecto1
nows Of the fire this afternoon on Plum and
Fourteenth BtreotB shows q loss OF 956 uu0, Ill
Guiding "a 900 aamage to tho. building aud atock
Of the Cincinnati Company. The Alan Temple,
was damaged $4,000 by fro tonight Fully In
eurel.
, 1874-05-13

A yVar,tnR Voice from Bntlcr,s Dis"
b go

A Var,ltnn Voice from Butlcr,a Dis
:" go -. trlct.
Special Diapateh 10 The Chicago Tribune,
BoBroNi May 12.-Tho opposition to Butler ia
already working, and to-day tho Salem Gazette,
the lending papor In bis district has long od-
ltorial reviewing tho revulsion Of faoling In the
district, and concludes aa follows:
These nre among the prominent causes that havo
produced IN unonestionubto change in tho opinions
of tho people Of this district, regarding public
man whom fhoy once uphold with n surprising degree
ct unanimty. Among ill paasos and contlitIons OF
tho people, this change OF sentiment Ia manifeat and
the only thing that will prevent tno nomination of
man VIII ns !hs taFs e1 tno pM1G " a miRa TO
thoro nsay 10 great liability but In all oher aspects Of
the cnso u public rips for change and W. ara
orally rocoyizel By all careful observers Of public
sentiMent.
, 1874-05-13

! f44,E
Mr., SARGENT offered nnothor amendment
,bepartmont proved md verified in accorannoo
VIII tho IIloa psoau,Ea1eu . pg .nas gea
eae1s snsn ses sh,a hs m9'o ni m on n
elusive without further proof. Rejeoted WITH
out division. ,...
Mr. B1EWAnF offered an amendment that all
Incurred b The j. untod pit Slater y p
bnton q The same, shall bo % reimbursed bofore
any priynte ciRim iB paid. Agreed to-yeas,
a.; i,1 naye XsRGpnr e; o<foro, .n ,n,onan.nt ro.
4,1;n, ttat tin wecca fo",t to ho duo oGyrrcra
,mss tne M %1sss sHnu e a % o Ge m M
ailo aeaMoA VI w Vohse4H annii 10 uaueu 70 tAe
shall flo bond thai he will pay over to snoh
had n boen copletod ua vii Without torruptou tic IT,
icnfad, ~
Mr.: MORRILL, (D1o.) submitted an amend
mo1t @ 20 geo. II sn as 70 pfo!1ao inak tne oouEt
snan o1am.he 81 ca!nls h ,no.uang WEI pre-
"irsns. LIE, In; @ .s ~ aSs' e, 20. n,
-, 1ne ~ mus tnou logottuu ~ tuo oeaass, nv
tne t amenaments 't,s maae III Commt1oo q tne
~ se,. ~ otr;ia ~ 10 ao',sa in,u1nn
NE ME. inusha1 M % 10 ssa'Ma one sne vase & Iothug hag
cousdnra cu " xhoi, sas 1a;ootpmveaa 81 nrvz
Sopa'uos0o' co "n'o'i "a7 40''0''o-sea' "eso'
~; ,tr 1,r17prAn ,ovod .h,t I'm ao,ato .d.
.,, poiaata3 q, 1,"ra '16 n o'n"'o az"
1o''fn' no'eos'a1yeas. .yx.ss,a -; nAsS ~.
,, or.vro1 1mxAmsAS. ,o,aont o,oxoa
Il. r.i. :. .aaaa1 ~ ~ -, . -. III 's 4
sho 1ono"1ug reboia''on.
ere q anaTs ~ fno
o. d Af3@neaa tnas may n'oSo eeasea' in'ot'cfoneo
WuxnzAa Joseph Brooks and Elisha Baxter are each
assuming to exercise The oioo Of Governor Of that
Slate, each having called on the pseedons Ct tho
DATED BtatGs ior aid to suppress domestic Violence.
sna hase eaoa a69 hegeasnfe .. e saao TO- ees 10
txith aran nrnsI farne, and
WurnRAs, Martial Law has been proclaimed in aav.
oral counties Of the State and all 6uslness has 4en
= y Little Rosk e capital Gf tue stss .nd
tuS o. IT,
t n a. 10 ~ e o ~ ns Ea u a
ully informed oi lis true suntion or affairs ii said
sato, aud also as to whether or not tho Btato has
govornment Republican In form: therefore
[ssessa' Ynat commune q tasee meaeGsa t s3.
& ~ ~ sIt nn,oor ~ f. fnii Ia o
the cause Of disturbance in Affairs hsre and aiso to
, 1874-05-13

pn11.ApE1ru1A, IA, May 12,-Iho Allegheny
Railroad Company arc unable to moot promptly
their maturing obligations, owing, it ia aatd. to
the p,otraotod illness and recent death Of Col.
Phillips, late President OF tho Company, and tho
unsatisfactory method in which their accounts
have been kept, Your correspondent has been
informed that John Scott, Of Pittsburgh, re-
tiate oash RESOURCES Of the Company to the pay
mont OF tho last two months wagea OF the
employees. thorough examination is now
being mado Of the condition OF the Oompany's
affairs, and an curly abatement Of the result III
promised.
, 1874-05-13

. Couno11, DLurrs, Ia., May 12:-The 2-ycar
old daughter Of ThomaB Donelan, lost Saturday
lust, was this afternoon discovered, by 3. 3.
bowman, about 1N milos distant from lts homo,
and in in inaensfbo condition. Tho child waa
"a hours exposed to the storm and hunger, but
will recover. Hundreds OF citizons, In.
Guiding tho Crescent City Mutual
protootionlats, mountod and Joined ~ the search.
The child waa found in a rayino Oh ita back, ono
shoe gone, md loayoa In ita mouth, oyldontly
placed there by tho starving babo.
, 1874-05-13
oH]o CONSTITUTIONAL. CONVENTION.

CINCINNATI, O., h1ay 12.-The Constitutional
Convention passed the schedule to-day retaining
tho minority representation Without submitting
IT. to votS ot 'ne PEOPLE,
on tho amendments arc oil tho work remaining
to be doue.
, 1874-05-13

THURMAN oftorol further aulendrnone to tho
one above given, as follows. 80: !.
And for at 1osnoa by my Confederate crr,ibor.
This latter amendment waa re]ootod, only Two
voting in tho affirmative.
The question tlion roourred upon ths amend
ment Of Mr. Morrill, AZ mudtfcd by mr..
Thurman, and It wna releoted--yeaB, 0; nays, a4:
Mr.. STOCKTON Hubmittcd All amendment. OF
Witch ho gave notice thin morning. compelling
o1ni,nn,,ts to show to tho satIafaotion nf the
oo,trs that tlor loss exceeded toir gafns, md 1t
was 1ojcoted.
Mr.. HOWE submitted an amendment provld.
ing tint tho claim Of any mutual insurance ooni~
pany might be allowed, and the proceeds arroi'-
tio,icd among The nonbers thereof: Roiootsead.. ;.
+.t1n.
, 1874-05-13
THE 0DD~FELLOWS,

Otao1NvAT1 May 12.-The Odd-F ellowa' Grand
Lodge OF Ohio is In session hero. The Score
tary reported 428 working lodges ln tue stato
aud 5000 working members. Tho losssH from
all CAUSES during tho yoar wero 90 boo. oash aa
Amount Of widows and orphans' fund, $4,000.
Including delegaton aud vtsitora, about 500 are
preBent. They malo an excursion to Spring
Grove 0emotery and the Work-House thia after
Noon, - - /; st.
, 1874-05-13

Specfal Dispatch to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
Souri, BEND, Ind, May l2.-On Thursday,
tho 1lth lust, the Very Rev. r. sorin. General
Of tic Catholic orlor Of tho Holy Cross, no.
companled by Brother Vincent. tho oldest Broth
or OF the Order, will loave Notro Dame uniyorHi-
ty to join tho American pilgrimage to tho Pope
which leaves New York Oh Saturday by z French
steamer, under special charter. Bishop Dwonger
aud tho Vicar Genoral, Father Denoit, OF Fort
Wayne i Father Hamilton, Of Lafayette, ana m
Falhor Steiner, Of Huntington. Ind, are also
among tie pilgrims from Northern 1ndlana.
, 1874-05-13

CINCINNATI, May 12.--On application OF the
Ohio & indianapolis and Cincinnati 4 Lafayette
Railroads., the Common Pleaa Court to-day, en-
Joined tho Harrison Branch Of tho Whitewater
Valley Road from running contrary to the con.
tho appointment OF Receiver. The notion OF
the Court ia only provisional uutl a hual hear
in1 NAV bo had.
, 1874-05-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

pLHun1sY PAINS, AND ALI. AATtiMATIC AND
BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS. ARE SOON RELIEVED
ny THAT CERTAIN R1sMEDY FOR COUGHS AND
COLDS, DR.. JAYNR's ExpEOTOnAET.
, 1874-05-13

Special Dispatch 10 TAe Chicago Tribune.
DEAnDsrowN, ILL.,, May 12.-About 90 fcet OF
the north end Of the City Foundry. belonging to
caused by the foundation giving. way. Loss
about $500. Several PERSONA employed In the
foundry at the time, narrowly escaped.
, 1874-05-13

. Special Dfspafch to Ihe Chicago 1Tl6nne,
W11KEspAnnE, Pa, May 12.-At a late hour
last night the Leligh tannery; near White Ha-
ven, on tho Lehigh Valley Railroad, caught fire,
dostroyo1., The surrounding buildings woro
saved by the great oxertlons OF tho poopo OF
White Haven. LOSS s50,U00, on which thoro
syaa' mn ,ipsurnIlco Of 61B. 600,
, 1874-05-13

eescou ot tssteres ght nneit ao9.s a. tGs; @ Prss;
Tifors 10 Ess Y9rk ura specially tnrsd 10 call Our sfoTs
mar Ill M pr{nstpa Nss InaEAaa aud peea aen msl
, 1874-05-13

ALBANY, N. Y, May ia fro to-day in tho
village OF Buttornuts Otsego Co., destroyed THO
stores OF stookwe1l & Case, hardware; G. ".
Lille, general store; F. Blackman, furniture {;
William Smith, iewelry; William 0livor, gon-
oral store ; md 3. Gray. groceries Halt tho
business part Of the village is in ashes; Tho
, 1874-05-13

p1rgsBunan, Pa., May 12.-The election for
tho Mayor, 10 Allegheny uity to-day, to fill Tho
uao1plrad time Of tue late Mayor. oallow, DO.
ceased, resulted in tho election Of ex-sherlf
ments Of tho ohleo during tho unexpired torn
sro to 20 to the family Of the late Mayor.
, 1874-05-13
EAST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKET.

EAST L1urnTx pa., May l2-OAGTLK-Arriyala, SO
oara; beat, 6A@994o; medium, o1@oe; common, 10
t7<c; stoGters, 4H(9A1{u.
IlIoos-Arr!yAls u cars; phi1adelphia, $02t9o.60:
Yorkers, 8. .20@6,4a.
snEEt:1ArEiSala, IA cara best ta.toae !e; medium,
, 1874-05-13
Hnceudlury Eirc i'll st. OhnElos4 Mich
.-TiRe Forest Fires Checked.

6pkctnf Ui8pQ[GA 70 3hc Lhte1FV 1TsQHfEs
= EAST SAGINAW, Mich. May 12.-An, incondihry
fro occurred at st. Charles, In this county, Mon
day night, In the.stororoom Of David Orr PLEA
OF hoops. shaviugs, and othor co1nbuatibies wero
ignited against Gle sido Of the building. but 1t
was extinguishod IN time to avert tho dostruc-
ton Of the property.
Rain has fallen IN various localities north Of
hore, and, rs consequence: tho forest hvos arc
deadcned. No further nlarm is apprehondod in
this sootion. -.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago 7ftbnn<.
DETROIT, Muy 12.-neportB from tho forest
firos to.iny ARC much moro ronBsuring,-in the
Western part Of tho State thoy hayo been
partially quanohcd by heavy thunder atorma,
and from no point do any alarming reports como.
- [7o Tho Associated Irtss.3 r
DETROIT. Mich, May 12:-LiEht showers IN
the vicinity Of Saginaw and Buy City, and north
ward along tho line Of tho Jackson, LANSING L
Saginaw railroad have partially oxtinguiHhed
the froB. Further north, on Lnko Huron, Bonlo
trouble still exists, although no great damage Ia
yet reported in that quarter. Tho telegraph
limo was burned down several times to-day, but
is working through tonight, and brings us &C.
rioua nova from Northorn Michigan. In Lapoor
County the continued absence OF rain cauees
the fires to spread, and some danger ia reportod.
Stevens mill, at Fish Lake. burned yesterday;
loHs, % ,000 :,
The weHtorn portion Of the State was Visited
by hoa7y showers to-day, oxttnguish'ng tlrcs;
a tornado passed over the outskirts Of Grand
Grand Rapids to-day, destroying several build
ingH. No ono was hurt.
/ Several dwellings, and barns. with their con-
tcnts, were burned at Long Lake, north OF Al
penA.
, 1874-05-13
xsn11rond Receiver Appointed.

| Special Dtspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune
spRrNor1ELn, ILL.,, May IA. D. Stafford,
banker Of Cairo, ILL.,, was appointed by judge
| Treat Receiver for the Caro d VinconneB Rail-
road Company, vice John Orcrar, Of Chicago, de-
| cliueu,
, 1874-05-13

Il
The SPEAKER remarked that comment had
boen made on fnct Tint tic papers Hont to tho,
HouHoon tho subject Ind not boon ordorod
printed, but woro aout to tho banking Commit
~ Mr.. BRoMDERa explained that tho papora
had bonn 30 indorsod TINT netther tho Speaker
nor Clorls could haye comprchondcd what they
refcrred to. Finally tho matter wont over with |
the understanding that d bill would ho reported |
tomorrow. or next day, and an hour gtTon for
its discussion.
h1r. HAzELTON, (Wts.), from, the COMMITTEES
on E1eotlors, called MP tho Utah contested eloG-
tion caso; tho report boing TINT atr. Maxwell, |
the contestant, was not duly elected. and that
Cannon, tho sitting mombor was 10 aiao o.
WHEREAS, George r. 11axwcll has presented con- !
teat agninst tho sitttng membor asorge 2. cannou,
y e t. o d
otlor thugs, thAt sain Csunon is disqualified from
holding and Is unworthy e. aoat On tue aoer q q th.s
election, towt the 6h dny Of Agnst 1872 md prior
thereto had been, md at T. oneny Lying M ana 90
tom ho nosorously ndorsoa against o statute Of Che
he sfs
grace Of tho people and ooyernmcnt Of tue United
] aeeoraod to said Terrors Of utsb md that 10 has
sa s ns a 81 oah to a.a
ment o M o naea na saes s
WiEax1s. Evidence ~ support Of such charge has
Rson hroush1s to tue oo'al notice o. tue committee On
Pssoiusd. That tho Committee On Ecctionu inquire
into said charge, and report to tho House NJ to tho
tho part Of tho Houae in tho prsnaoa as shall seem
meet aud proper.
MIR. HARRISON Crenn.), of the minority Of
tho Committee oRorod as an amendment roao.
luton that cannon wna uniy cieetea ana returned
After dobato, tho House procceded to vote On
tho VARIOUS pfoposona ne Ion snd uu
oIarinK TINT maxwell, cont9stant, was not' 5u hnu
that ,Gannon, tho situMg a1eieSase, ""S' o"AS
elected. were aaoptea WITHOUT osison: W. x,so,,
Inc ,amendmont onoroa py Mr. HaIrlson a ,oI
1Ianh;) dooarng that nir' Canhol %as nos uay
duiy electcd and fotornou' p9e tnas no was 9i!s'-
tlou 70 tne eoat' WIS aaoPsoo-Se@s' 11A'
hnys' ", ny. mr. uano,'
Tho question Vas then tAken On ~, NJ. - AsZo.: Ms
1ou 'tosoutlun ~ to.9i to Hu1s..on ~ ~ S". ~
Eluoslons, ana !! wa aGreeo to-Soas' 1A'i
nay8' ~: ,.., =:
/ -, - STEAMBOAT LAW. IT,.
whole, Mr. FAAnEH lMo') ~ tae onatr, on ~! Tno
bil! to ntncnd tho oPassanBer-steatnooae 1aW.. 1he
bili contains aovon1y-1nleo soetlons ooves1ns
oehtYthree pfintoa pages ~ - ~ ~ PIT a ~ ~
enactment OF tne aet oi Aeo. 20, II auu y. goe- guy
ornn the question e oanso & q &resstfy & OK e v@a
thoy are Prohibitsd from carrying the nna- w.
por nna ld ,n,;o,, or nusts In au lerovidod
st y n,ao, oe, nrnyiaon }or to nsnanon NJ
m1n. & ~ iInon ~, ~ tt IL 1;aa,,aip ~ ran
s a,,n Goy1I, n,ass a.a ~ ~ ,,;,;naa+ srS aataH
i,sas roa iDss voaaaIs % unsting Ind T naes;ne
oeoh otner !! aso pfoyaes ior a !no .' h'a ,nftnr
" tA:so9 y. ho'a't1 49, =, ~ ..'' tnn;1a
and indicating M iholr charaetof au ~ sonsl1o si
sttn"gtn' nia "1o n'aA's "1"S4o"o t'A A's w
"a,g, ~ 'tu nnnnrn y ,,,un ,,o.o, - ;,,po,.o +,,o
Mr. ioi1hh naVlng moVen to lnciosse ms III .uo
!
, 1874-05-13

Mr.. SHERMAN offered m amonlmont that
all claims provnb1o, or to bo allowed under the
not. shall bo estimated and adfudgod. upon tho
baas Of United Stntes gold coin at tho time OF
the loss.
At tlle request OF several Senators, 1t was
agreed that this amendment should be debated,
aud tint tile agreement mado yesterday should
be laid aside for the present.
Mr.. SHERMAN, In support Of hi6 amendment,
said that these veBsols wore destroyed upon the
high soaB, and oil their commercial relations
woro with foreign mar.s Of tho world, where gold
their olairnR at . currency value, and they might
them amount to 920, 600 900 or $50, ,000, 200.
Mr. HOWE said tho amendment had better DO
adopted though ho did not think 1t would bo
possible for my court to award tho value OF q
place of property now at its currency valuo ton
years ago. However, tho amendment would do
no harm. =.
NIr. CONKLING favored the amendment, and
said tho bill provided that interest shall DO al-
lowed to claimants,
Mr. shcrman's amendment was agroea to.
Mr.. SHERMAN offered IN amendment author
iztng tho Secretary Of the Treneury to pay tho
com, and for tho purpose Of raising such coin,
directing him to tissue and sell bonds of simi]ar
character to tho new 6-por cont bonds. Agreed
Mr. CoNKLING said tho first ton SECTIONS Of
tile bill roated entirely to tho organization Of
chinory for ita management. He therefore
moved to atriko out ttoso aacttona, aud insert
| In lieu thereof tho provisions Of thp House bill
| comforting the Jurisdiction upon regular Cir
cuit Court Of tho United States, to be selocted
BY tho President within sixty days after the pas
| snge Of tho act.
The amendment rms rejocted-yoast 23; nays,
1 a a
, 1874-05-13

NESCUHQEH4
Loane and dtsoounts8 l ,21Q,2Qe.1a
Overdra{tA......,,.. 8,781.83
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-06

BEHIND TINE. The stage from
Palisade did not arrive till four o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The delay was
occasioned by the cars being seven
hours behind time. The condition of
the railroad is such as renders it inn
possible for the trains to run on time
at present, the snow blockading the
roads at some points to such an extent
that they are almost impossible.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-06

SURPRISE PARTY.-A genuine sur
Use party took place last evening at
, residence of George w. Baker, the
Strict Attorney of this county. The
|rtles surprised We're the friends of
ward b. Miller and Miss May Reece,
Pen it was announced that they We're
he married. The ceremony was
Horned in an impressive manner by
F Rev. :. p. Kelly, of st. James
Purch, after which the happy couple
n their friends adjourned to The resi-
Rhre of VIM. n. Seaton. their future
lnle,. where a pleasant time was in
lged in Till a late hour. May the flu
r. OF the happy pair be as bright as
e present. We acknowledge the re-
p' OF a supply of wedding cake and
Pie.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-06

GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.-We
have just received by express the very
latest styles i'll hats, Granger, or "any
other man'S.o y fine assortment of
hand-sewed boots has also been re-
ceived. Gents furnishing goods of
every description. and clothing of the
best quality, constantly or hand. Now
is the time to make your purchases.
Call at Odcrfeldcr & Harrison's mann
moth store. fI:*
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-06

REMOvED.-N. Chuida of the Cali
fornia Market, having vacated the
premises recently occupied by him
can be found at his new quarters in the
building formerly occupied by Levy
Il Harrison, two doors above tie
COURTHOUSE. Fresh vegetables, fish
butter and canned goods OF every va
riety kept constantly on hand; and IA
general assortment OfchOice family gro
%ceries, cigars and tobacco will al
ways be found at his place. A share
of the public patronage is solicited
Remember the place: two doors above
the Courthouse. mil