Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-21

NEW 1AVER COnH., july 10.
Professor Marsh pronounces the at
tempted explanation, published yes
terday by Commissioner Smith in re-
gard to affairs at the Red Cloud Agen-
CIV, a characteristic trick of the Indian
Bureau. The old report cited by the
Commissioner is only n of a large
number on file in the Interior Depart
ment that was favorable, and it is now
we'll known that the Special Commits
sion who made it, owing mainly to
the short time they were attsi1 agency.
were mistaken OH several points, and
some of these gentlemen have since
informed the department to this effect.
The report refers to a different set of
transactions from those observed by
Prof. Marsh, and his Investigations
had no connection whatever with
those made Ivy this commission or any
other. To attempt to meet his evidence
by quoting an old report is entirely
avoiding the real issuea and misleading
the public. The charges Prof. Marsh
has made are distinct and specific and
supported by independent testimony.
Until these charges, which effect the
department as we'll as Agent Saville,
are disproved, the Professor thinks a
general denial by the Commissioners
will avail but little.
| Remains Of q Revenue OGlcer Dis
covered.
CHICAGO, July 20.
| The Iater-O Oceans Washington special
says the Treasury Department has re-
| ceived information that the tsdy of
the Deputy Collector of internal Rev
enue, who accompanied Revenue
| Agent Beach on Il raid against the the
whisky men of Northern Alabama a
few weeks ago and who vas murdered
by a gang of illicit distillers, has
been found in the Coosa river. Three
| of the murderers have been arrested.
Fire Accompanied by nm Explosion
Perils q: the Life OF Firemen.
CINCINNATI, o., July 20.
At one o'clock this morning, the
building occupied by Black u Co.'S
printing office and w. w. Donaldson.
photographer, was destroyed by fire.
the walls OF the building which had
not fallen from the effects of fire were
| all thrown down by an explosion of
gas and some seven fireinen, with
Chief Engineer McGrew, were buried
III lilO hCoiIos NliNi " "oB
in the second story when the explosion
occurred. A general alarm vas given
and the whole Fire Department was
soon on the ground at work searching
for the unfortunate men. AT fou
O'Clock McGrew's voice was heard
calling for help. The fire blazed up
anew at this time around the buried
men, hut the hose was soon brought
into play and the new danger averted.
McGrew was taken from the ruins in
an insensible and badly bruised condi
ton. His injuries are not thought to
be fatal, however. OF the bremen
James Mccormack was the first to be
taken out. He was badly bruised and
burned. and it is feared his injuries
will result in death. Dennis and Pol
Ian were next rescued slightly injured
Henry Schiedmeyer, G. b. Spence and
Richard Hallcomb, of the Hook and
Ladder Company, fell from a five
story ladder, but escaped with slight
injuries. Lee Slocum is thought to be
fatally hurt.
AT one O'Clock this morning, the dis
tillery of N. r. Jasper, Covington, KY,
was destroyed by fire with three or
four hundred barrels of whisky and
two thousand bushels of malt. Loss,
$4,000.
War Among the Roses.
MEMPHIS. July 20.
At q negro dance, last night, Ed,
Martweather, q noted ward politician,
was shot, and his brother Johnson ha.
been arrested as the murderer and Liz
zie Patterson as accessory, and com
mitted for trial. All are colored.
Capture Of Black Hills Miners.
OMAHA, Neb., July 20.
Thirteen miners and four wagons yer
captured last Friday, As miles north o
Fort Laramie en- route to the BLACK
Hills. The miners were sent to For
Laramie on parole.
A Pennsylvania Bank I'm Trouble
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, July 20.
Anotice has been posted on the dooro
an Ashland German Banking Com
pany, stating that the directors deem /
advisable to keep the bank closed till
through investigation can be had o
the affairs of the alleged ASCENDING o
the cashier. The notice created greaI
excitement; hundreds of workingmen