Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-24
EASTERN 0ISPATc HE'S
~ Overland Telegraph.
Especial. To HI DAILY SENTINEL,
Farther From She Black Hills-The
Political nitunsiOm im Louisiana
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shire sound on BristOw.

Political hitunsiOn Ira IAOuisinna
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shire sound On Brist0w.
CH CAGo, Feb. %.
A Washington special Nh W y dispatch
WAS received from New Hampshire Ivy
n Of the Senators to the effect that ii
BristOw is forced out of the Cabinet or
resigns, the State will be lo.t to the Re-
publicans. II has caused a violent
comnotion in Republican ranks, asthe
whisky folks have calculated on Bris.
lows exit in ten days.
A Times YAnkton special savs Ma
jor Goodwin, in command of the larg
est outfit Of the season, left yesterday
for the Black Hills. The party num-.
bered l57 men. A prominent gentle
man OF Yankton has received a letter
from Captain Kelly, formerly captain
OF the steamboat Miner, of the Missouri
river, saying he has been in tine hill.
six weeks and is more than sati> fled
with the prospects, having found what
is certainly a good diggings A. any
one could wish from brief prospecting.
A Iribnne's Washington special says
the present condition of political affairs
in Louisiana causes much solici ude la
Republican and Democratic politicians
IN Washington. A very strong senli
mient seems to prevail among the Con
servxtives OF Louisiana in favor of the
in impeachment of Governor kellogg,
and Lieutenant Governor Antoine, the
President If the Senate This senti
nIeut is approved and encouraged nv
some of tha Conservative Louis
lana politicians at present in the
city OF Washington, while leading
members Of the Democratic parry, in
Guiding Speaker Kerr and the most in
fiuential Senators representing both
Northern and Southern States, are of
the opiniO that any extreme mrasur-
at this time would result in great harm
to the Democratic party at large. The
Conservatives, who favor the impeach-
ment of Gov. Kellogg, assert that they
do not propose to disregard in any way
the Wheeler compromise. The lead
ing Democrats in Washington are OPP
posed to this Impeachment movement.
because they tear, however just the
cause of the Conservatives may he, II
will be impossible to convince the
Northern people that the Wheeler
compromise has not been disrsgarded
and that the Conservatives do not de-
sire to obtain political control by revo-
luton. If revolution is necessary to ac-
complish their purpose.
Gen. Fremont has arrived here, and
it IN understood he Is ready TO testify
in the Memphis and I'll Pa>o matter.
Members of the Judiciary Committee,
however, STATE that little can Je ex
pected, as he managed his business in
such a way ~ Ia purposely avoid
l. nxxvisxv o. AT tI.. HAIL. lr p.k,.I,
his results were sought or accom-
plished.
X. &. Parsons and Paige, the most
important witnesses in this i~nvestiga-
ton. have found it necessary to 70 t.
Europe.
Settlement OF Che Alabama ktsse
Debt.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. %.
A bill has passed both Houses of the
Legislature ratifying the settlement of
the State debt made by the Commits
sioners. All direct State bonds, ex-
cept those in aid Of railroad, are to be
taken up and new bonds issued. They
are to bear interest from July next al
two per cent. for five years, four per
cent. for ten years, five per cent. for
len years and five per cent. Tor ten
years. All past due interest coupons
are to be given up and cancelled; the
bondholdersO Of the Alabama and Chat
tanOoga railroad to surrender The bonds
issued by the otate In aid W the roatt
and those Endorsed by tho State. and
take rOad and franchises and land and
receive in addition One million of
bonds, " bear interest rs other new
bends.
Amer she whisky Sellers In Buffalo.
BUFFALO, Feb. q.
The Temperance organizations have
secured a fund of over $4,000 to prose-
cute violaters of the Sunday excise
law. Thirteen prominent saloon keep
ers were arrested yesterday.
Murder and suicids.
CHICAGO, Feb. %.
At . late hour last night T.. A. Com
merwell and Fritz Schneider entered n
saloon OH State street. and after drink
ing together, Commerwell sud
denly drew a pistol, and. after
sending a bullet through the
head Of his companion, placed
tho Muzzle to his own h ad and both
fell dead on the floor. From some
facts gathered in connection with the
tragedy it Is believed both had de-
tcrminsd to commit suicide and had
decided to die in this way.
For She black Hills.
YANKroN, Feb. %.
Another party Of thirty lei left for
the Black Hills to-day, via Fort Ran
dali. Tha fOwn Ia full Of man aud