Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-10
Movement to Chrlstianixe
the Gentle savage.

CHICAGO, Oct. y.
The Catholic leaders of Washington,
with Mrs. General Sherman at their
head, are organizing a permanent
Indian Catholic Missionary Society.
As soon as the home organization is
gotten under successful headway, q
number of prominent leaders Of this
city will visit new York and other
cities to aid in establishing a national
society to secure the cooperation and
pecuniary support of the Catholic Ia
dies Of the United States. Missionary
workers are to be sent among all the
Indians to WOO the gentle savage into
laying down the tOmahawk and scalp
ing implements and otherwise entiile
himslf to lite membership In the
mother church.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.
The Treasury department WAS Off
eiaily advised to-day that parties in
Cochrans's distillery, one of the largest
IN Chicago, were last night caught in
the act of withholding spirits unlaw.
fully from the cistern-roOin.
Erie Bondholds r. Tho Peabody
Trustees
New YORK. Oct. 8.
Judge Donohoe to-day granted al
order .anctioning conclusions reached
by the English stock and bondholdsrs
Of the Erie Railway, sent over to con.
fer with Receiver Jewett. These con.
illusions are that the bondhold,rs.
whose ! iterest Is in arrears, should
have . voice in the expenditure of the
net earnings, and that foreign ste c>
and hOndholders should have some
represe IiatiOn in the Board TT Direct
or, AMI that the receivership should
be terminated as sOon AZ possible.
The Court authorizes the Receiver to
take such measures upon this As he
u Gems advisable.
The Board OF Trustees of tho Pea.
body Educational Fund continued its
session to-day, Hon. ROb't G.. Win
throp presiding. The Treasury report,
having been duly autited, a accept
ell. VIM. NJ. EvArts offered q series Of
resolutions expressive of the esteem of
tho members for their late associate,
Ex-Governor Graham, CT North Caro-
lima. and their sincere regret II his loss.
II WAS resolved to hold the next annual
meeting Of th~ board vt White Sulphur
Springs, Virginia, the first Wednesday
In August, 1876.
Tue FfeodmAm's Bureau.
WASHINGTON, Oct. g..
The District Attorney to-day entered
suit in the District Court in the name ot
the United States against G.. w. Bull
lock for 3l6,OOO, balance due on special
settlement of his account a. chief dis
bursting officer for the FreedInxn's Blu
reau.
The su1ragi lists.
BosToN. Oct. 8.
There was quite q large attend
ance nj the meeting for WON.
on suffrage held here this after
noon to consider what, IL any, action
should be taken At the approaching
election. Rev. Jos. Freeman Clark
presided. The Committee on Resolu
tons reported q set, the first of which
opposes Gov. CASTOR. The second
deems II mex pedient to make separate
nominations and negatively indorses
Rice.
Rank RObber Captured.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct, o.
d. T. Bligh. Chief Of Police, has
been notified by John Howe Russell,
president OF the Huntington, Virginia,
Bank, that a man captured in Fentress
county, Tenn. with $4,000, In one Of
the gang who robbed the bank safe
some time ago. Concerning him Mr..
Russell says: He proves TO be the man
who jumped over the counter and
committed tho robbery. The cap
tured man had on his person several
bills which the bank officers recog-
nized - belonging to the bank, one