Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-22

years, OF upout s~Sc.uVu,c'V, auu ufc
stock of specie in the country to be
about SI66, 200. 900. which, with an an
uual production of about $4,000, 900 of
! gold and silver. affords encourage
usent that the stock of coin may, with
in a reasonable time and with fayora-
BILE legislation, be accumulated TO an
extent sufficient 10 enable the rapid re-
sumption of specie payment to I've I'M
dersaken and maintained.
There were about fifsy members
present at the caucus of the Southern
Republicans last night. They appoint
ed Maynard, White, Plat and Whitby
a committee TO confer with the Senate
Caucus Committee to consider what
legislation is needed in the interests OF
the South. The caucus decided to Vote,
in the House, against the Holiaday re-
cess.
jefferson Rives, one of the proprie-
tors of the Congressional Globe, drop
ped dead to-day fom apoplexy.
Extensive Failure Civil Suit
Against BosS Tweed Officer
Killed Charley RoSs-Miscella-
MeOuS.
New YORK. Dec. p.
The creditors o; IL. y. Morgan, the
suspended produce dealer, have be-
gun bankruptcy proceedings against
Morgan. 1t is alleged that Morgan's
capital having been depleted he had
purchased from various dealers. and
when these began to apply for their
money they were informed that he
had failed, and late last week had an
assignment of his property to a rela-
tive.
A new civil suit has been commenced
against Wm. NJ. Tweed. in which Ed
Edward Morrener is .joired as defend
ant, on behalf of the city TO recover
from both $50 900, alleged to have
been fraudulently charged by Mar
rener for supplies to the Street Depart
ment. and t~raudulently certified by
Tweed as Deputy street Commissioner
for payment. There are thirty-one
bills of Marrener's alleged in the COM
plant 10 be in this category.
II. y. Morgan. the butter merchant
and Treasurer OF the Butter aud Cheese
Exchange, has failed. His liabilities.
it is stated, will exceed Si0o, 0Oo.
Captain Isaac :. Browne. of the Sec
ond Police Precinct. Brooklyn. was az.
cidentallv shot and killed to-day by
John Crawford Tollock, reporter for
the Brooklyn Argus.
Yesterday the Mayor Of Rayonne
called on Supt. Waliing in relation 10
the boy found drowned in New York
bay, and who was buried at Bayonne.
The gentleman says the boy had
blue eyes. but could not find any re-
semblance to the portrait or description
Of Charley Ross. The child, moreover.
was pnny and appeared to be about 5
years old, while Charley Ross is now
nearly ) years old. The body Will.
however, be disinterred should the
Ross family desire it. Endeavors are
bong made to induce the Governors
OF Pennsylvania. New Jersey, New
York and Connecticut TO grant a par
don Immediately 10 any one who will
produce the child. When this is
agreed upon a reward Will be offered
for the production of The boy.
Washington News.
CHICAGO. Dec. 81.
4. severe sleet storm east is in.erier-
ing badly with the working of tele-
graph lines.
A Washington special says the eau
Gus of Southern Republican OF Satur-
day night seems to have been in the
nature CT al Indignation meeting. The
principal ground OF complaint seemed
10 be the disposition OF the party at the
North, AS a party, to hold the carpet
baggers accountable for the di>ordered
condition OF things in the South. ana
to give them the cold shoulder. III
consequence. they protested against
this, alleging that the reconstruction
policy was devised by the Republican
party and tina. the Hepuplican> of the
south We're merely instruments to
carry it out. If it had brought forth
bitter fruits, the party is to blame.
they We're not - much the inStrn-
inentS in carrying out that policy as
We're the unscrGpulous men who took
advantage of its weak points to serve
their " personal ends. The final
conclusion was that. While they asked
but little consideration, and received
less at the hands of the Republican
party. still they We're determined 10
cling TO it. They adopted an address
recommending THAI the present Con
gre>s make appropriations for the
army and Department of Justice for
the neNt tive years, SO tina Il failure in
the performance of this duty by the
Democratic House would not prevent
the preservation Of order and enforce
ment OF the laws. Senators Clayton of
Arkansas, and Pease of Mississippi.
appeared as delegates from the South
ern Senatorial Republican caucus. and
fully concurred in all the proceedings.
\ statistical address showing the debt
of the Southern States and other points
of their political condition, will soon
he issued, following the one of a gen
eral nature referred to as having been
adopted last night. The caucus will
meet again tonight.