Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-07
EASTERN DISPATC HE'S.
BY Overland Telegraph.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL


Beecher to be Investigated Again,
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.
The following named are charged
with duty according to resolutions
passed by the ministers to thoroughly
investigate the charges against Mr..
Beecher and report To the Congresa-
tional Association advice as to his
fitness as a fellow member: Kew.
VIM. NJ. Taylor, OF Broadway Tauer-
nacle, New York; Rev. ID. w. Ives
Burlington, of Clinton Avenue Church,
Brooklyn; Rev. Professor Parsons
and Martin, OF New York Theological
seminary, and Rev. Charles IL.
of Brooklvn. The investigation Will
be thorough and begin with a careful
scrutiny of the evidence made public
in and on the trial. New evidence viii
also be sought. The meetings of the
committee will be private, but he
verdict will be published. The Plym
outh Church ha. referred t. the com
mittee the charges of adultery made by
Mrs. Moulton against her late pastor,
Rev. Henry Ward Reecher.
Moody and Sankey's Hymns
New YORK, Nov. 6.
The Sun says it is not pleasant to
hear that Moody and Sankey have got
out an injunction TO prevent another
party from printing and circulating
their hymns. The joining of the bus
mess of selling hymns 10 that of say
ing souls is not seenily.
After the whisky Ring Members o:
the President = Family Indicted
Cor Fraud.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.
The United States Grand Jury yes
terday returned mo the United States
| Curcuit Court about go indictments.
| Each mark a true bill against parties
| charged with criminal violation of the
Internal Revenue laws referring tn
whisky. Most of those implicated
| reside here and many of them are
prominent citizens. On tie strength
of these indictments bench warrants
were issned and placed in the hands OF
the United States Marshal, and many
of them will be served to day.
A Washington special say s that press
Iii patches from the West yesterday,
brought the startling intelligence that
the Grand jury at st. Louis had found
among others, indictments against
General Bancock, Private Score AIRY 81
the President, and Orvilie Grant, MS
brother, for completely with the wills
XIV ring The report made a general
sensation. General Babcuck, in an in
lterview. betrayed no ent of nervous
ness and worry about this story. lie
is distressed about the mater, and
SAYS he would not he surprised if i'll
dement's were found, but that the
whole business is one of the blacklist
| conSpiracies that was ever formed e
destroy the character of AL official. Tie
denies as vigorously as ever dad
Bseciler that he has had completely
in the guilt with which he is charged,
and that he would not fear TO be trans
ported. All hionnting IN MS prime a. he
is. before his God for Judgment upon
the case. There are many circum
stances in connection with this mater
which makes many believe Babcock l.
a stricken deer who will never be him.
self again. In the first place Babcock
entered The service OF Grant "A poor
man. He is now worth upwards o.
500, 900, and is one of the n.osL active
partners IN Boss Shep1rd's real estate
transactions. His salary is only si.ODt
a zeal and his saving such IA large iOi'
tune in 50 short "a time shows q rare
economy that people cann' fan 10 no
tice. Second-There is not much doni
but that there is a connection betwe' l
the White House people and h viii
XIV ring. The ring was organized III
the Interest of the Administration par
ty, and il is not unreasonable to sup
pose that il had hackers III high places