Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-30

O'Clock p. NJ. the jury retired to thei
usual resting place, and at 10 o'clock
the courthouse was locked for the
Destructive Fire.
PATTERSON, n. j., June 20.
The Watson Bridge Works are in
flames ut this hour, | O'Clock A. NJ.
The water supply seems falling and
there is little hope Of saving any of the
building. The works were running
night and day on new iron for the port
age bridge for the Erie railroad, and
400 or 500 men were employed. In
800, 000; loss already twice
hat sum. The third floor has b9en
used as a silk factory and the fire be-
gan there. f. G. Watson Il Co., silk
manufacturers, lose about S25 900: in
sluFed. Charles NJ. Martin. of New
York, silk makers lose $40 900.
Results of 70 Tornado.
DETROIT, June %.
In the tornado last night two chill
dren were killed and Is persons Sc
verely injured; twenty three cottages
were destroyed and many others dam
aged. The part OF the city visited by
the tornado was sparsely settled or
the loss of life would doubtless have
been much greater. A citizens meet
ing for the relief of the sufferers has
been called for Wednesday.
The Nebraska Treaty-l1iners ia
the Hills.
CHEYENNE, Wy, June 81.
Indian InsI ector Daniels arrived
here to-day from the Red Cloud Agen-
cy, bringing with him the proper pa
pers signed by the Indians, rellnquiSh-
ing their rights in Nebraska. He feels
certain that if the northern Indians
agree there will be no trouble in ne.
g~otiating treaties for the Black Hills.
He reports that he met a large mum
Der of miners between here and White
River Ell route Ia Custer glileh. j.. >.
Secretary OF the Black Hills
Commission, arrived here today and
leaves for the agencies o.morrow.
Capsized and Drowned.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, June %.
Six persons, all colored, while ROW
ing in a skiif on HIPS Lake. near here
last evening, were drowned by the cap
sizing of the boat. There was IN
man and. five women in the party.
Indictments Against Tweed and His
Paris.
NEW YORK, June %.
Six new indictments nave been
found against w. NJ. Tweed, Peter b.
sweeney, Woodward and others, for
obtaining money rom the City Treas
ury on false pretenses. The amount
involved is $4,000.
Terrible Tornado.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, June 2S.
A terrible tornado passed over
WOODBURY., 40 miles east of here last
night. "A number OF residences, bust
ness houses and other buildings were
blown down and the growing crops all
more or less injured.
Credentials Approved.
CHICAGO, June q.
The standing committee of the iIpis-
copal Diocese of Illinois has approved
the papers of Rev. DR.. Shiplnan, of
Kentucky, bishop elect OF the new
Diocese of Fond Du Lac. Illinois is
the first State that has yet passed upon
the new bishops credentials.
The New Treasurer Taking Charge.
A Washington special says the lee
essary work preparatory To turning
over the United States 1reasurer'>
office TO Mr.. New has begun. The
tioer paper was counted yesterday and
also all work III its various stages III
the hands of the Columbian Bank Mole
Company. No errors of any KIND
were found. Neither the Bank Note
Company mol the Bureau of Printing
and Engraving will be permitted to
do any work after the 30th inst. until
the sixth proximo.
Arrested for Perjury.
NEW YORK, June %.
Joseph IOeder was arrested late last
night on the complaint OF Colonel
Beecher for perjury. Price appeared
as a witness against him, making an afll
davit that he did not know Loesier pre-
vious to 1872, and knew nothing about
Tilton's house until recently. lie said
Loeder told him that now would be a
good time to make some money.
Judge Morris appeared for Loeder, and
Tracy and Hill Tor complainant. The
Judge ordered both LOeder and Price
locked up for examination. Morris
said Yesterday his side was ready to
begin again. within an hour after the
discharge of the jury, using the tes-
timony OF Loeder and Price.
yellow Fever. y
sS&ef8 NEW York, June %.
A dispatch from J. V. Harris, Health
Officer at Key West, reports one death
from yellow fever to-day. DR.. Harris
adds: II I'm sorry to have 10 Inform
you of the prevalence OF the disease AS
an epidemic at this place." .
Murder and Suicide.
CHICAGO. June %.
John Conden, a laborer, residing in
Halsted, this morning while at break
fact drew a revolver and shot his wife
twice, the balls taking effect i'm the
head and breast, killing her instantly.
Conden then placed the pistol to his
! breast and fired, infiicting a wound
which proved fatal. Jealousy was the
cause.
q ETC N w s.
A Furious storm Immense Loss Ol