Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-06

subject me of the members said:
''Let US show enough christian spirit
tn 20 with the others to the meetings
In the tabernacle. Let us show no
desire to stand alOof from sister
churches though they may not be
cordial with u.s."
Purchase Of Ammunitiou for the
spanish Government.
The Spanish Government has for
warded TO their agents in this city
orders to buy up and ship at once,
provisions and ammunition to he
amount OF $500. 900. The money for
this purpose was contributed in
Havana on the 2Dth ult. upon receipt
of kilograms from Madrid to the effect
that American Intervention was feared
and that all that could be done to deter
it was advisable.
A Terrible Afnair-A Man Tries 10
Murder His Whole Family.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.
A Logansport, Ind, special says
last night David Robinson, six miles
from Komoko, Ind, deliberately at
tempted the murder of his entire fam
lily; first by shooting and killing one
Of his children and then firing at his
wife but missing her, and she. making
her escape, gave the alarm. Robinson
then shot and killed second child and
wounded q third in his fury, who
made his escape. Not yet satisfied.
Robinson nearly severed n of the
children's head from its body and
left the house. The neiglibors, aroused
by his wife, were soon on the spot,
and Immediately pursuit was made in
all directions. The body OF Robinson
was found by the side of the track of
the Indianapolis and Chicago railroad
\ few miles from KomokO, he having
evidently met his death in an at empt
to get OH or of a moving train. He
has been known as a quiet, peaceable
citizen heretofore, and the cause of
his sudden frenzy is q mystery.
The Presidents Indian Policy.
WAsnINaroN, Nov. 5.
A special says that the President Is
worry anxious to gather all the opinions
among his associates favorable to his
plan OF turning oyer to the Army the
purchase and distribution of supplies
for the Indians. On yesterday he held
a conference with Secretary Chandler,
Assistant Secretary Cowan, Generals
Sheridan AID Cook, and the Secretary
of War. The military Generals, rs a
matter of course, fully concurred in
the opinions OF the President in the
matter.
AppOi n tnent or Assistant Attorney
General.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4,
rprrt~ g Guylnr1 ~ SaxS
Michigan, has been rendered and to-
sistant Attorney General for the Int
rior department.. vice VIM. II. Smith,
resigned. Mr.. Gaylord il a lawyer Of
extensive practice, but has o hereto
fore been in public life.
New York Democratic State Tieket
Elected-The Legislature Largely
Republican.
ALBANY, Nov. 4.
The Evening Journal says: Our ia
BILE to-day makes tho State Democratic
by a majority of between 5000 and
1900. The Senate will stand ~ Re-
Republicans to 10 Democrats, more
than a twO-third majority. The As
ssmbly foots up II Republican tn So
Democrats, a Republican majority OF
10. We have specia. advices from al.
most every district.
indictments BY the u. p. Grand
Jury.
WASHINGTON, Nov. T..
In addition to the Indictment against
Julius WiIkowski. charged with fraud
ulently obtaining S26O.O QUO f,om the
Government, rue bills have been
found by tho Grand Jury In AN alleged
conspiracy in presenting false claims
against Gen. j. $. Nsgley, Harry Eel
terbery. Wiley Edwards. Lewis Peck,
Geo. Keelan. Albert Metcalf, II. G..
Mitchell, q. A. Purdy. David c. Stew
art, Frank Lowers, and Henry Wa.
tors. and also against Sugg Fort and
ex Congressman X. r. Butler, Of Ten
nessee.
The s.. Louis whisky Frauds.
ST.. LOUIS. Nov. 4.
VIM. Mckee and Col. Modduc were
before the u. =. District Court to day
and gave bonds, the former for $1,000
and the latter 10000, to answer to an
indici ment against them for conspiracy
To deiraud the Government In con-
nectiOn with the crooked whisky. In
against several others were
returned tn the Court to dav, hut the
names have not yet officially tram
spired.
Memorial "a Congress.
LITTLE Rock. ARK, Nov. 4.
A memorial TO Congress asking the
establishment Of y Territorial Gov
ernment In the Indian country, passed
the House to-day.
Moody and Nankey's Amdienecs
Decreasing.
New YORK, Nov. 4.
There Ia . perceptible falling off In
the attendance nf Moody and Sankey's
prayer meetings, held In TaImadee
Tabernacle every morning. The de-
creased attendance was accounted for