Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-02
die bar yesterday, got off early this
morning.

die bar yesterday, got off early this
morning.
Observation-Disclosures Business.
WASHINGTON, March /.
At 1915, Sunday morning, the
Speaker declared the House adjourned
until Monday. 1t is expected the De.
ficiency Appropriation bill, the last of
appropriation bills, will be reported to-
morrow or Tuesday. There is no
doubt all the appropriation bills will
become laws, and hence no extra legis-
lative session will be necessary. The
extra session of the Senate begins Fri
day next, and will not, it is Supposed,
continue over one week. Business will
be in secret onthe Hawaiian and Belgian
treaties and action Oh such nOrnina-
tons as the President Will make, which
will be few. A large amount Of bust
ness remains to be transacted by both
houses, necessitating late night ses-
sions. Three Or four contested elec-
ton cases are pending, besides the re-
ports OF the special committees on Ala
hama, Mississippis Louisiana and Ar
kanses affairs, not yet acted on by the
House. The Arkansas question is
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| Privileges and Elections on the memo
rial of Brooks claiming to be Govern
or of that State, and the report will be
made on the subject of PiEchback's
credentials. The question cannot be
again brought up for action. The House
Force bill will be without doubt enr-
nestly fought by Democratic Senators,
who will use every available means to
defeat it.
The amount of indemnity promised
by Spain to the United States, iH the
settlement of the Virginius affair Is
$Sl 900, not SIS, 200.
Beecher Agnln-TO he ON the Stnnd
Twelve Days.
NEW YORK, March |.
Little Ralph Tilton is reported dy-
ing.
Judge Fullerton, of Tilton's counsel,
says: sour side, instead of having
any objection to hearing what MIR.
Bowen has to say, is going to invite
him to the stand when we commence
in rebuttal and we are confident he de-
sires to speak the truth, and it is u
intention to give him an opportunity
to explain his connection with the par
ties litigapt." 1t Is stated that Tracy
has yet % pages of manuscript of his
speech to read, which will take a day at
least to complete. Beecher will likely
he the first witness called by the de-
tense. probably on Tuesday, and will
he examined by Evarts and Porter
and cross-examined by Fullerton. 1t
is expected he will be on the stand 10
or II days. Bowen will not re called
on Beecher's side. Bessie Turner and
Mrs. More will be Witnesses on behalf
of BECKER, as will Mrs. Porter, with
whom Mrs. Tilton boarded when she
wrote the Catherine Gaunt letter TO
prove an alleged conspiracy. Beech
err will be reinforced by Cladin, White.
Storrs, Halliday, Caldwell, and 9TH
ers of his congregation, who will
swear the subject Of adultery was
never spoken Of by Tilton till the
meeting of the Church Committee in
July last.
CHICAGO. March /.
Bartlett, the attorney for the Pacific
Mail Company, passed through here
to-day on his way to Minnesota.
where he goes with the view to iDsti-
tute proceedings against VIM. s. King
Ia recover money received by him on
the subsidy bill of 1872. He stated to
a Times reporter to day that the com
mittee had instituted proceedings
against Irwin for embeZzlement and a
warrant was u for his arrest.