Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-12
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Charges ~ Corruption Against Geo.
81. teui.etOm. rhSmAS 4 BHeM-
drirkS aod Manuel J. Kandnll -
They Ash ma investigations.
WASHINGTON, March 10.
Runors have been pr,va ely circu
lated TO the pffes,t that evidence has
been dis.vOs ared Of corruption on the
part nf three Democrats nf national
reputation, aud tha, proofs will 900
i've publicly made now with all their
Startling particulars. 1t is said the
IN mysterious parties are GsO. ii. P-ndie-
ton. ThomA< A. Hendricks, and Sarn.
uel J.. Randall. A Ia Pendi.ton o
will appear before the Committee IN
Expenditures in the War Department
Il, his own volition next week, tn at
~wer q public concern ng
him III connection with the payment
OF moDav iIy the Secretary or War.
GAINED to ba due to- Tho BoSker e.
taie, of whicn Pendleion Was trustee.
This gsntlainan has already d.nied
that ANY iiDIrouer Influence was used
by MIN to procure n settlement Of the
claims. Tn. witness 10 lie named nv
General Boyn'on will testify on this
s~iil,je., heiore the COMMITTEE IN FIX
pnnditnr.s in the Wa D4parirnen',
AMI MIR. PendIeton will he heard IN is
behalf. The charge against Gov. Hen
drickS has also been denied by iii,Dseif
and his friends. who saw he had no.h-
ing tn do with the Calling gun CON
tracts, AZ has ircu charged while \
senator. He merely intr 'duned nj
| his c)n>tiiu.ut~ fG4n. Love- to Secre-
iart = anton. and thera III" matter end
al 50 lar a. he was concerned. With
| go ,nel ~ Mr. Da,Intl tn. .,tn 49, Il.
al improper connection with matters
affecting tho Philadelphia Navy-yards;
hut there il nothing before the Com
mittee on Naval Affairs in the >hapa ri
n charge ,r even All intination of wrong
doing against him. Hs ina asket the
committee TO thoroughly examine the
matter, although h.. and his friends
utterly drnv hat he has una any,
thing whatever ON which ever n suspi-
cinn of dishonesty can rest.
Fea-ful Tornado q, tn. Northwest
Destruction Of Life nas Prop
erty.
CHICAGO, March 10.
Almost terrific wind. rain aud thun-
der storm il reported ty special dis
ps,che> 10 have yisi'e Il The northwest
this afternoon and tu-Hiyht. IL seems
to have extended from Quincy fo the
| nor. hsrn Ior ion rf Wisconsin, and to-
have been especially severe along the
banks Of the Mississippi river. The
town of Hazel Grnen, in the south
western corner OF Gran, conn,v, Wis
consin, containing aiont 1880 innabit-
ants, chiefly lead miners. was visiied
by the tornado. which swept from the
south west 70 the northeast, taking in
.k- tL..t~x -
DESTROYING MANY lives. H. WAS at first
reported that Al were killed or severely
injured, but this il disi,elirved. There
il mo direct photographic communication
with Haze. Green, hut The facts were
learned from messages SEM to Galena
and Dubuque for medical aid.
The shower oe Flesh.
IOUISvIILE. Ky, March 10.
Capt. J. NJ. Bent. u rs,ir'd lawyer Of
Mount Sterling ami q en'lenon well
known for reliability. arrived in Lnu,s-
vile tonight with specimens Of the
flesh which fell last Friday in Bath
county. The flesh covered two Rcrss
of ground. 1t resembled mutton and
left traces OF blood on tho trees and
fences which were touched by the fAll-
ing fakes. Chickens and hogs de-
vonred IL with evident relish. The
heavens were clear. thu sun shone, and
only floating ciouds were visible n, the
time-2 O'clock r. NJ. March 81. Qusn
titles Of tho flash have heen preserved
That whi"h was brought In Louisville
WAS given to Pref. Lawrence Smith.
the we'll known scientist. who saws
there ~ M doubt 1t Ia animal II .~h. He
purposes making m examination to-
morrow.
For She Centennial.
NEW YORK, March II.
L~ieu.enant Colonel Marin and y ds.
tAchment of The engineer corps of the
Spanish army. who comes to con~truc,
the buildings fer Spain in the centen-
NAL grounds, at Philadelphia, arrived
here yesterday. and were received by
the Spanish Consul General, Senior
Jose Ferrer, De Caltn, the editor of the
E Cronistd, and other distinguished
Spaniards. In tina evening, Colonel
Marin was entertained at = dinner in
the Grand Central Hstel, while the
troops were given banquet at the Ito.
tel Espanola.
Further From the Hazeigreen his.
Rster.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, March II.
the latest intelligence from Hazel
green, Wisconsin, reports these facts;