Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-08
EASTERN DISPATC HE'S.
BY Overland Telegraph.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL.
Order from the War Department
Appointments.

Appointments.
WASHINGTON, May 6.
The Secretary of War has issued cir
culars to the chiefs Of the bureaus of
the War Department directing that
hereafter all circulars, professional or
scientific papers, digests OF opinions,
etc., which it is designed to issue from
the Bureau shall he submitted for his
information and approval before be-
ing published.
The President will appoint Commits
| sioner Douglass to another Office of
equal importance, that will 500" be
vacated.
The President has signed the COM
mission of j. q. Parker as Postmaster
at New Orleans. Parker will leave for
that city tonight.
WASHINGTON. May 6.
The Spanish Government to-day
paid Minister Gushing the entire bal
ance due on the Virginins indemnity.
thus anticipating the payment several
months.
OutraSes nj the Goa Mines.
PoTrsvILLE, Pa, May 6.
Reports from the upper coal regions
indicate constantly increasing outrages
at several places where the miners
have shown a disposition to work.
Threats and coffin warnings have been
posted around. Attempts have been
made to throw trains off the track and
much damage has been lone to prop
erty. AT a late hour last night the
railroad telegraph office at Locust
Summit was burned by incendiaries.
NEW YORK, May 6.
Duringa fire i'm a small house on oil
yer street last night one woman was
burned to death and another severely.
A man and his wife had each a leg
broken by leaping from the windows.
HoRNELLsvILLE, n. ", May 6.
The Portage bridge on the Erie
Railroad, said to be the largest wooden
bridge in the world, and which spaniied
the Genesee river. VAS burned last
night. There will be no interruption
in travel.
New YORK. May 6.
The specie engagements for the
Spanish steamer are nearly $500 ,00O-
mostly d%oubloons.
The Beccher Trial.
NEW YORK, May z.
A dense crowd of spectators were in
the Brooklyn City Court room this
morning. II was largelely IN excess
of previous days. Beeclier and wife
were in court before the proceedings
| opened, which were noticed by the
late arrivals of some of the counsel.
| After the formal opening Evarts sad
hat Beach and Sherman were COM
PEELED to be absent, and as the case
was now reaching its close the differ
ence Of adjournment for u day Or so
would not matter.
4 Brave Me ssenSer-IlObber Killed.
CINCINNATI, o., May 7.
At 2 o'clock this morning an attempt
was made on Adams express messen-
ger on the train between Lima and
Forest, Ohio. The robher sawed
through the door of the express car
and effected an entrance, demanded
| the surrender of the messenger, n
on his refusing the rObber shot him
twice, once in the cheek and n in
| the shoulder. Price, the messenger,
then shot the robber, killing him in
stantly. The robber proved To be a
recently discharged conductor named
Brinkley, formerly conductor Of the
accommodation train OF the Pittsbure
and Fort Wayne Railroad. Prices
wounds are not serious.
The Revolution at Port.au-Prince.
NEW YORK, May Z.
A special of the Sd from Port-au-
Prince says the revolution was at the
first moment subsequent to the out.
break put down by the Government
troops. Generals Brice and Pierre
were killed. The foreign %consulates
were Immediately crowded with refu-
gees, who sought shelter from the vi
0lence of the natives. Martial law was
reclaimed and the proclamation co :
tanning a promise of amnesty to those
who would surrender at once to the
officers Ofthe Government. Tranquil y
has been restored.
Grant Disdaims to Give Any Reason.
CHICAGO, May 7.
A Times, Washington, special sayso
the abrupt diSmiSsalof the Comuis-
sioner OF Internal Revenue Douglass,
that politicians think it is the begin
ming OF a new departure in matters of
executive appointments. The Presi-
dent informed gentlemen who called
on him yesterday to demonstrate
against Douglass sudden taking oil
that he was the President OF the
United and that hereafter he should
remove and appoint men without CIV
ing any aso for his action.