Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-03
The Obscquics of May Or I!avemcycr
Henry tIeWs Is 20. AiiuiScd
Bank npts-A Fatal Blow The
'L.On.>hOremcn's strike - The
Places OF t!ie Strikers Brin.
Filled satisfactorily Altered
United States Bonds RccOVereL.

NEW YORK, Dec.2.
The Coroner held an inquest this af
ternoon over the remains OF the late
Mayor ~1lavenleyer and the jury gave
a verdict that he died of heart disease.
The funeral will take place on Fri lay.
The several departments of the Cry
Government to-day adopted the usual
resolutions.
The family of the late Mayor Have
meyer hlNeconsented To funeral with
official honorS, which will take place
on saturday next.
In the United States Court to-day
before Judge Blackboard. Henry Clews
Il Co. having failed to answer in bank
ruptcy proceedings. were adjudged
bankrupt on a petition of Father
Cooper. Trustee of their London firm.
and creditors in this country, who
state they represent IA quarter in num-
Der and one-third III amount OF the
creditors.
During a quarrel IN Tuesday night
last between Henry Brown and
Michael Mallory, a private Waterman
in South street. the latter struck Brown
OH the head with a club. causing Il
wound from which he died to-day.
Mallory Sarrested.
->cdiIN GII SlllIoNl itlN, WIN nave
been waiting for Il settlement of The
'longshoremen's difficulties. began the
work of loading and unloading in
Brooklyn. Hoboken and Jersey City
as we'll as New York. employing on
society men in every instance. Some
of the heaviest firms announce their
intention 10 never again employ Eni0n
men. All speak well of The class OF
labor offering, skilled 'lon->horemen
being attracted from abroad and large
numbers of men from the coal mining
regions also applying for work, which
i readily furnished them. Occasional
slight skirmishes occur between the /
strikers and the new laborer>, hut no
serious disturbances. Steamship and
sailing vessel owners are both conf
dent that their troubles are over. The
convention OF lOngshoremen, last
night, was formally presided I've
The original strikers and uni0n men
were authorized 10 work tor anybody
who Wonld pay them old rates, except
the stevedore trim OF Walsh Bros,
With whom the difficulty leading 10 the
strike originated.
The altered United States registered
bonds. recovered by the police at Is
New street in the Office ofthe mythical
firm OF j. & \. Bachelor & Co., have
been identified as part of the securities
stolen from the Glenns Falls National
four years ago. The bonds were
concealed under the carpet on the floor
of the New-street office. They includ-
ed two 50 200 bonds and n for $4,000,
from which the original numbers and
names of holders were erased with
and others inserted. The
recovered bonds are to be introduced
in evidence to-day, in the case OF Geo.
Hit, the Philadelphia prisoner, who
the detectives say is Batchelder 4 Co.
Miscellaneous.
CONCORD. n. H.. Dec. ..
The Concord Savings Bank suspend
to-day after paying ont 5000, 900 TO
depoSitOrs, who have been making a
heavy run on the bank for some weeks.
The trustees have petitioned the Supe-
rior Cour to apprai>e the value OF the
remaining securities III bank, 10 deter
mine the losses of the unsatisfed de-
positors.
ALBANY, Dec. >.
The appeal from the order of the
Brooklyn Court. in the Tiiton-Bcecher
suit. denying Beecher's application for
a bill OF particulars, was argued before
the Court Of Appeals Today by VIM.
NJ. Eyarts II associate counsel for
Beeciler, and by Roger A. Pryor for
Tilton. The Court took the papers.
WASHINGTON. Dec. ..
The army appropriation bill as
agreed upon by the committee makes a
considerable reduction in the amount
asked for. The Secretary of War sent
in estimates for a force of thirty thou
sand men, Notwithstanding the fact
that fongress last Winter directed a