Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-27
EASTERN DISPATC HE'S.
BY Overland Telegraph.
SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
The st. Louis Railroad Convention
-swiaaiin- the Indians.

rhe st. louis Railroad Convention
-swiaaiinS the Indians.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. %.
Judge Stanley Mathews, President
of The Railroad Convention, has ap-
pointed the following gentlemen as a
committee to prepare the address 10
Congress provided for by the resolu-
ions adopted by the Convention:
Hon. Jas. O. Broadhead. Hon. X. w.
Thompson, Hon. j. IL. kennar, Nor
ton McMichael, Peter Cooper. Gen.
JOS. r.. Anderson, Col. f. w. johnson.
ID. Fisruheid, y. u. Clafton, Ii. q.
Smith, Gen. JOS. +. Johnston, &. X.
Marshal. Judge Mathews is also a
member of The committee, in accord
ance with the provision Of the resolu
lions.
Ii is stated on good authority that a
ring of spectators has been Systemat-
ically defranding the Potia Nattamie
In liaus, no, until r cen ly occup Ell
4 reservation near Topeka, Kansas.
The principal charge Is that certain
member uf the tribe living in the lnii
an Territory we're repre- entedas being
dead, and their estates were admins
cred upon and the proceeds pncse ell
by the ring. The amount realized 10y
| the scheme is estimated at S20,OOO.
viewing the Remains of Vice Presi-
dent Wilson.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.
From ten O'Clock this morning until
unset an almost unbroken throng OF
men, women and children passed
through the rotunda OF the capitol to
view the remains of Vice President
Wilson. The body, inclnsed in a glass
covered casket, lies in state in IA 10"
catafalque directly under the center of
he dome, wa iched over by "a guard OF
honor, detailed from the marine corps.
rhe rotunda il profuselv drared with
national cOiOrs entwined with mourn
lny. The enate chamber has eel
prepared by the Sergeant alarms for
to morrow's funeral and
presents an extremely Impressive APP
pearance. The entire base OF h gal
cries and all pilasters are covered
with Grape in broad bands and fes-
TONED, the wood work over the Vice
Presidents chair and the chair itself
being draped with especial richness of
effect. The approaches to the Senate
chamber and marble columns OF porti-
COS have also been fittingiy draped
with mourning. The ca>ket is rich
and massive. The usual floral deeora-
tons rest on it and it bears . plate in-
scribed simply: "Hsnry Wilson, born
February 10Th, 1872; died, November
I'D, 1879"
Killed by n I.unatic
PITrsBuRa, Nov. 25.
To-day n lunatic named Hill, at the
County Hospital killed a woman by The
name of Beatty, who went in 10 clean
up the room. He choked her until III
sensible and then drove the small end
OF q broom stick into her brain.
The strike Ended.
ALBANY, Nov. 25.
This extensive strike among The knit
ting mill operatives at Amsterdam.
New York, has ended, they having
submitted 10 reduced wages.
wilson O~bsequies.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25.
Nearly all the arrangements OF the
| Wilson obseqnies in this city have
been completed. The remains will be
in state In Independence Hall until IL
O'Clock Saturday morning, when they
will be removed 10 the depot.
Rumored Separation and Annexa'
Hon
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.
A dispatch from Par.s saw that a ru-
MOI Is prevalent to the effect that there
is a move on foot among the people Of