Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-09

NAL of District Attorney Dyer, of ST.
Louis, Of any indictment having been
found against General Babcock or Or
vile Grant. has in a measure quieted
the excitement on the subject. The
excitement in political circles is very
intense, and 1t is believed that If the
Grand Jury in st. Louis does its busi-
ness thoroughly the White House ring
annof escape. No thus far accuses
the President of having been CONVEX
sant Of the doings of his executive un.
der!ings, and his friends say that no
one implicated in the whisky business
need look to him for any ia, ors.
Bismarck Going TO Rome.
NEW YORK. Now
The Liberia of Rome states that
Prince Bismarck intends to visit Rome
next year to thank the King of Italy
and his ministers for their many
proofs of friendship to him.
Union League-Indin inn Bureau. =
WASHINGTON, Nov. Z.
A meeting Of the National Executive
Committee of the Union League of
America will be held at Colonnade
Hall, Philadelphia, Thursday next.
Secretary Chandler is vet undecided
what recommendation, if any, he will
make in his annual repo t with refer
ence to the Indian Bureau. He has
no yet determined to recommend the
transfer of the bureau to the War De-
partment as has been stated. What.
ever action is taken will be i'm accord
anc with the views OF the President
and all the members of the Cabinet.
A Poisoned Well.
LEWISTON. Me-, Nov. Z.
Some excitement was created in
Leeds, Me-, I'VE the discovery yester-
day OF arsenic in large quantities in a
family well OF b. G. Thomas. Fortu-
nately it was discovered i'm the first
pailful pumped up from the we'll before
any one had drank from it.. w. Keith,
a neighbor, has been arrested on sus-
picion, he having purchased a large
quantity in Lewiston last Thursday.
Cadets Dismissed.
ANNAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. Z.
The court martial trial of navy ca
diets accused of hazing has concluded
it's duties and it has been discharged.
AS already known, two were dis
missed and two permitted to remain
subject to certain penalties and re-
st%rictions. The remaining case of
ThOs. Dickinson, appointed from Ken
lucky, was disposed of on Friday 10y
his dismissal from the school IN ac-
cordance with the recommendation OF
the court. The colore'' cadet, Henry
r. Baker, jr, from Mississippi, has
also been dismissed from the academy
by the Secretary of the Navy at the
request of the Superintendent of the
Naval School,.
steamer Seized.
New YORK, Nov. Z.
The steamship Dakota, of Williams
Il Gurin's line, Was seized on Satur-
day on a complaint of the passengers
in the steamship Montana, recently
disabled on the voyage from Liverpool.
The officers gave bonds for 81 900.
The steamer was released.
A Defauiiins Recommendations
ed 10 Death.
TROY, Nov. s..
A dispatch says the people of Sara
toga county are excited over the defal
cation ct Henry A. Mann, Treasurer
of the county for the last fifteen years.
1t is known that the sun of his steal.
ings will reach Sl40. DOC, and may large
ly exceed that amount. Last Wednes-
day his notes went to protest and some
OF his creditors made investigation and
a>ceriafled he had kept his credit good
for the past two years by Illegally is
suing one hundred aud forty thousand
dollars worth of county bonds. This
disclosure vas followed by the failure
of Meydburn II Mann, paper collar
manufacturers, of Boston. The junior
partner OF the concern is a o of the
delinquent official, and the report il
that for ON months the firm has
been kept out of bankruptcy with
money from the County Ireasurer's
office.
The order of the United Irishmen,
redivivi, has tried another one of its
| members tor treason, and CONDEMNED
him to death. Patrick j. Walsh is the
alleged traitor, and makes the third
person condemned.
Fired by an I~ncendiary.
PROVIDENCE, X. L.. Nov. s..
The Clyde mill nj Omega Village.
near Providence, which has been idle
for a year and was to have started TO.
day, was fired by an incendiary this
morn ny. 1t IA owned by Geo. +.
Wilson and insured for $26 900. which
will be nearly enough to the
loss.
The Religious Revival I'm Brooklyn.
New YORK, Nov. s.
There was a large attendance at the
revival AZ the brooklyn Tabernacle
this morning, and an unusually inter
esting religious sentiment was mani
tested. So anxious we're many TO ties
tify to the blessed work of the Lord
that several were on their feet at the
same time. There were about 200 re-
quests for prayers. Moody read the
10th psalm and then delivered a
short Discourse, in which he said it
those who wished to he saved the
first thing to be- done was to confess to
Christ. A great many did not get the
blessing of the Lord because they did
not confess. Geo. Fred. Bell an.
nouncod that 30 souls had been
brought 10 Jesus in his church.
Moody said he wanted to report from
the young mems meeting on Clermont
avenue. They had a good and glori-
ous time and many converts. If
Moody would remain here this Win
t.~ ,haxr xrx,,ll ho atIa tn opnsarf that