Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-12
The Secretary Of the InteriOr-The
Attorney General Interviewed Ell.

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at once enter upon the discharge of his
duties. They both declined to divulge
the name of the appoIntee or of what
State he is a resident, saving to do so
would be a violation of confidence.
The Attorney General resumed his
official duties to-day. Amongth the call
ers were ex-United States Senator
Pease and United States Attorney
Wells, oil Mississippi. A lengthy con
%ver>ation resulted, in the course Of
which tile delegation assured the AT
torney General that any deparJu re
from this policy of the Administration
AS indicte ed hy him would be disaS-
trous to the State interests and especi
ally would its best citizens ask
hat 40 troops be sent. They assured
tie Attorney General that if matters
were left as they now are without any
interference by the General Govern
menl the result would be the redemp
ton of the State from many serious
| difficulties nov existing, not among
the least of which would be The cleo
ton of a patriotic and law-abiding leg
iSlature.
Heavy Seizure.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 8.
The %rectifying house, residence and
all of the properly OF j. p. kissinger,
of this city. was seized by the Coilec
tor of Internal revenue to day tor al
assessment OF $780, 900 against the
Union Copper DiStilling Company of
Chicago, OF which kissi. ger is a stock
holder.
RiOtOus Conduct.
P%orrsvILLE, Pa, Oct. 10.
Thoro was p~plSiI1rahlp ShODtinu and
breaches Of the peace at Shenandoah
last night, and at time there were
fears of a riotous disturbance. Two
men were snot, one Richard Finnell
slightly and Jim John severely wound
ed and his throat cut. In attempting
to make arrests Chief Burgess, the
constable and police were frequently
shot at, though without effect. One
dispatch states that over one hundred
shots were fired at the officers on the
streets. To-day there has been much
excitement and citizens generally an
ticlpate another outbreak to night.
The deputy sheriff was compelled to
issue "A proclamation this at ernoon
At Mahony City there were "a number
of inrendiaries. The first was three
dwelling houses and three stables
burned. Three men were arrested for
melting the riot. A later di-patch
states that during the day ten addition
al arrests were made for melting riot
and ntendlarisIn.
WOODEN Mill Destroyed by Fire.
LOWELL, Mass, Oct. 10.
At North Chelmsford this morning,
a WOODEN mill, consisting OF two large
brick buildings and II tenement
house, owned by G.. G.. Moore were
burned, also TIE pattern shop, ware
house, carpenter and machine shop
and four loaded cars. To.al loss, from
$4,000 to 500, DOC.
The Beecher Jury.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.
The iurymen in the Beecher tria
contend that they are entitled to extra
paw for their services, and they have
not given up the hope Of getting IL
They have recently held several meet.
ings and at the last d committee wa'
appointed to draw up a petition to the
Board of Supervisors of Brooklyn,
The petition is signed by all the jury
men but Whalen and Jeffreys.
Cause Of the POttsvilIe Riot.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Oct. 10.
All is quiet At Shenandoah, though
the town is under a heavy guard by the
sheriff 3 posse and special police. II
is thought that the disturbances grew
out of the very jealous and bad feeling
existing among the miners there 81
different nationalities and may result
i'm more disturbances and violence, bu'
the authorities are confident that they
can preserve the peace.
Murdered.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.
Charles d. Hervillly was murdered
last night in Eleventh street by un'
known parties.
A Fatal Prize Fight.
BosToN, Oct. IL.
Michael Carney, principal, and ons
Of his seconds in the fatal prize fight
gave themselves up to the police.
Something About n Murder.
CONCORD, N. H.. Oct. IL.
A crowd estimated at 5000 persons
was at the location of the Longmait
murder Yesterday. Nothing Was dis
covered to give evidence against Drew
An aunt OF Drew's said the girl viii
give testimony before the Coroner''
jury DuI tH0b ShO cbcSN ~ ASoA "
Drew.
seisure or Illicit stills.
NEW York. Oct. II.
Two Illicit stills and contraband ma
terial valued 3l5 900 were seized IL
Brooklyn Saturday.
The Gerinania rooms were packed
yesterday with workingmen who hat
gathered to listen to the story OF IN
grievances of Fall River mill oper
atives. Jno. SwintOn was chairman
and the speakers were John Bailey
Morgan, Jefferson and Bitcliff, dele
gates from the Fall River Weavers
and S~inton. Mcclure, Winter ant
Thompson. Of New York. The speak
ers in introducing delegates said the,
had come 10 represent tho white slaves
of Rhode Island. Among the senti
ments most loudly appIauded was on
from Leander Thompson that any maj
who controlled v a million dollar
was both o thief and a robber.
u. 4. supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IL.