Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-11

Inc recent pardon from ne State
Prison of IngersOll, of the Tweed
ring, has revived the interest on that
tapis to such All extent that it almost
overshadows the Beecher- Ti:ton trial
and the canal ring exposures.
Atfidavits showing the grounds on
which the new proceedings against
Tweed. Sweeney, Connolly, and 9TH
ers, are based, are published to-day,
and everything indicates That the CAM
spaisn will he conducted carefully. Wig
%orouslv and with reasonable expecta-
ton of success.
The strike At the Coal Mimes-Re.
ports Of the Oatrages sad 10 be
Exaggerated.
HARRISBURG, Pa, April 8.
The Governor, after an interview
with a committee from Hazelton, tele-
graphs the sheriff Of Lucerne county,
at Wilkesbarre, that \ colnmittee of
prominent men, representing both citi-
ems and miners, hay assured him that
the troubles have been greatly exag-
gerated, and promising that ii the
troops are withdrawn to aid the civil
authorities in maintaining order. They
also pledge themselves, on behalf Of
various miners associations, that what
Is known as dead work al the mines
will not be interfered with nor parties
doing such work. The Governor,
therefore, asks that the sheriff will go
at ono to HazeltOn and Investigate the
conni ion Of affairs there, and if he Is
satisfied that peace TAI be maintained
without troops, to inform the GOVERN
or so that they Ear be withdrawn.
sheriff kirkendale reported that he
would 70 Tomorrow. The Adju.ant
General will also go by direction OF the
Governor.
The Boston Advertiser ON the Con-
SINH neeticut Election.
g4 Boston, Mass, April 8.
The Advertiser says of the Connect
icut election: The potent lesson Of the
result is that the Republican party can
not successfully undertake to approve
and defend the errors of its National
Administration, and the name of the
President is not q potent rallylng cry
east or west, and If there ever was a
design on the part of anybody to make
him the Republican candidate tor a
third term the Connecticut election is a
significant warning that it will not do
to try it.
Defslcations by an Employe Of the
Pacific Mail Company.
NEW YORK, April 9.
Wall street Is much excited over ru-
mors of heavy d~efalcations and misap-
preparation of the funds Of the Pacific
Mail Company, based on an investiga-
ton Of the cOmpany's finances. 1t is
alleged there Is a deficit in the China
accounts of $400, 900. Henry Hart, the
alleged ~defaulter, was recalled from
China, having been summoned hereto
explain the extraordinary default. The
company officials say the deficit is
a)out $l25 200.
Washburne MOI u Candidate fort h
Presidency.
CHICAGO, April 8.
A Washington special says: l have
the statement from high authority that
Hun. K. b. Washburne has sent word
from Paris informing his confidential
friends here that he has positively
withdrawn from the contest for the
Presidential nomination. In whose
favor he takes the step l am no in
formed positively. Rnmor says Bris-
tow's aspirations will he specially pro-
noted ty 1t.
Terrible esale-IIoss Of Life.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, April 8.
A storm last evening prnsi rated the
teleg aph wires in all directions. Be-
lev the city y number OF houses wer
blown down, five persons killed and
several wounded. About the same
hour q storm struck T~exarkana, un-
rooted the school house and fatally
wounded n and several slightly.
The rain fell In torrents and flooded
the streets.
Exec ution ola Murderer His dying
speech.
ST. LOUIS, April o.
Patrick o. Shea who murdered his
wife in March 1874. WAS hanged In the
Jail yard here today in the presence
Of the legal witnesses only. He made
\ speech admitting the killing OF his
wife, but claimed 1t was not willful and
that he was not fairly tried. He WAS
perfectly cool and collected.
The N. Y. Tribume.
New YoRK, April 0.
The Tribune celebrates its thirty
fifth anniversary Tomorrow by taking
possession IT its new building and
Ervipting . Q~uadruple sheet with q
ptcfure and description ofthe building,
giving the figures of circulation, show
ing an average Of over $1,000 daily.
saved ~ sea.
NEW YORK. April o.
The bark Maggie, from Cork, saved
captain and eleven mel from the sink.
ing German ship Madeira, bound from
Bremen to New York. One boat with
the first and second mates and nine
uien had previously left the ship. One
man was drowned.
Trial DIX Klux.
MEMPHIS, April O
Five Of the alleged Gibson county
Ku Klux have been discharged, tha
witnesses failing to identify them.
The case of tho others will be given TO
the jury In the morning, the argu-
ment ofcounsel having been concluded.
Suicide or <oi.ioehn NJ. Powell
Failure or the Bills 90 Allow
wives - Testify far Or Againss
their Musbnmds.
NEw York, April 10.
Col. John M. Powell, Of Mississippi,