Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-10

sand dollars, divided between the
ticket and freight offices OF the Balii-
more and the Ohio Railroad at Zanes-
vile, Ohio, has been discovered.
Murder and Suicide Railroad EIec.
tiOn.
NEW YORK, Mar CHI 9.
Jay Gould, Sydey Dillon, and other
Directors OF the Union Pacific, went
to Boston last night to attend the an
nuai election Of officers tomorrow.
Mrs. Evans yesterday cut the
threats of her two children, aged three
and six years, and then u her own.
For the Black Hiils-The Louisiana
Committee.
CHICAGO, March 9.
A Wisconsin dispatch says a Black
Hills expedition is fitting out at that
place expecting to start early in the
Spring.
An Inter Oceans Washington spe-
cial a enough is already known by
the House Louisiana Committee of the
character of the election returns for
members of the Louisiana Legisla-
ture to make it certain that their re-
vision of these returns will not
give The Conservatives a majority on
joint ballot; so in case Pinchback is
not admitted to the Senate, n cleo
ton held after the Wheeler conlpro-
mise is carried into effect will be un-
der the control of the Republicans.
NEW YORK. March 9.
The Brooklyn City Court was co:n-
fortably filled to-day. Mrs. Tilton
was present for the first time since
the defeuse began the examination.
Geo. w. Lincoln, proprietor of the
hotel at Winsted, where Tilton stopped
with a young lady, was the first wit
ness, and IA examined by Tracy.
He testified to Tilton's coming to his
hotel with a lady, apparently about
% years of age. asking for and OBJ
tanning adjoining ooms and to see
ing the young lady lying on the bed in
Tilton's room and the latter in the
with his coat off. Albert +. Nor
ton testified to being a boarder in the
Winsted Hotel when Tilton vas there,
and seeing, in passing, Tilton's room
early in the morning, a young lady in
there partly dressed. Samuel +. Bel
cher, the mex witness, testified to be-
ing a member of the Plymouth
Church since 1853; had known Tilton
20 years-lived in the adjoining house
him on Oxford street, two or three
years. WELL, what of it ED
Pro Tenn. Of the Senate
WASHINGTON, March o.
The aucus of the Republican Sena-
to-day chose Ferry, of Connect
cut, for President of the Senate pro
and on the meeting of the SEN
ate he was elected, receiving 80 votes
10 % tor Thurman.
WASHINGTON, March q.
In the Senate Standing Committees
the following changes were made in
the chairnianships: COnkling, of
in the place of Chandler;
Hamlin, of P~ostoffice and Post Roads,
in the place of Ramsey; Oglesby, of
Public Land, in the place of Sprague;
ingalls,. of Pensions. in place of Bore
man; West, ri. II .ilroads. in the place
of Start; Sargent, of Mines and Min
in place OF Hamlin; Boutwell,. OF
Revision of Laws, in place of Conk-
ling; Patterson OF Education and La
Dor, in place of Flanagan; Clayton, of
Civil Service and Retrenchment, i'm
place of Wright. Two committees are
given TO the Democrats, Thurman be-
ing CHAIRMAN OF that on Private Land
Claims. and Stevenson that on Revo-
lutionary Claims.
State Grange.
COLUMBUS, o. March 9.
The Ohio State Grange met here to-
day, between n hundred and two
hundred delegates being i'm attendance.
This morning was entirely devoted to
organization.
The Pinchback Resolution.
WASHINGTON, March 8.
After the announcement OF the
Standing CommiItees in the Senate to-
day, the consideration OF the resolu,
ton for the admission of Pinchback
vas resumed and Morton continued
his argument.
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