Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-12
EASTERN 'DISPATCH HE'S.
BY Overland Telegraph.
SPECIAL To THE DAILY sENTINEL.l
Legislation In Ohio.

Religious Legislation In Ohio.
COLUMBUS. Jan. IL.
In the Senate to-day a bill was IN
troduced imposing a fine of $50 for
taking the name of God in vain.
woman Murdered i'm Indiana.
CINCINNATI, Jan. IL.
Mrs. Butler was found dead with
her skull crushed in at her house, six
miles south of North Vernon, Indiana,
on saturday. The murderer is I'M
known.
Deaths in Washington.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL.
John Wilson, formerly Commits
sioner OF the General Land Office and
third Auditor of the Treasury, died to-
day, aged 60.
Mrs. BARLEY, wife of Judge Bart
ley, and sister of Gen. Sherman, died
last night.
Declines { % Send Delegates.
New YORK. Jan, IL.
Rev. DR.. Scudder's church of
BROOKLYN, which was invited to send
delegates to the Mutual Council called
by Plymouth Church, has declined to
attend. Judging that the question to he
laid before the council will he the guilt
or innocence of Mr.. Beecher IA II
reason why the question has thus tar
proved in-olvable. and it is rerardeias
iinprActicable of solution in this world.
DR.. Scudder himself and IN of his
deacons favored the acceptance OF the
invitation.
Pacific Coast Appointments Noin!-
nations Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
The President 10 day nominated
Frank X. Cycott, of California, Coun-
missioner of the San Franciscn Mint;
Registers of tho Land Office, William
Wheaton, of San Francisco, and John
G.. Hilleman, at Vancouver; Receiver
OF the Land Office, Robert g.. Stawart,
at Qlympia; Henry q. Rollins to be
Surveyor General oil the District OF Co
lumbia. Patrick Il. Sinpot, to be the
agent Of the Grande lSonde Agency in
Oregon.
The Senate confirmed the following
nominations: James Burney. Minister
Resident at Netherlands. f. Y. Cy-
colt, Commissioner of the Mint al San
cisco: IL. l.. Waldo, Chief Justice oi
The Supreme Court OF New Mexico.
Accidental Death ASS Meeting OF
worhin.nem.
NEW YORK, Jan. II.
During a quarrel last night between
| John Knight and his wife at 243 Water
street, the wife fell through a glass
door and was cut so horribly That she
died soon after.
The workingmen held a very large
,.,aati,fx Inf nifff to r,ra imam
our law makers the great importance
of promptly Adopting such measures
AZ will revive our industries, in order
that employment may be obtainable by
the tens of hundreds of thousands in
enforced idlene>s. Peter Cooper pre-
sided and Congressman Kelly and eX-
Mayor .. p. Dyke sent letters regret
ting that they could not be present.
Peter Cooper, in his address, said jus
tice could not be established and the
general welfare OF the nation could not
be .tiectually promoted without re-
Sending the Resumption Act of 1873,
and substituting a currency hill similar
to the onethe House Of Representative
pissed in 1852, which made Treasury
notes a legal tender for all duties aid
debts, and made them convertible int
interest bearing bonds of the Govern.
ment. When a true American system
OF finance is adopted which shall put
all that circulales as money entirely
and exclusively under control OF the
Government, making it receivable for
all duties and debs, employment fora
working classes, and prosperity for tux
whole country will he the natural and
permanent result. An address to the
~workingiuen of the United States wa
adopted, which says: when the
Government began To control ITS credi'
systematically, aud ina large measure
from yea To year, u pay a debt tina
was not yet due, all otler credits. pri
vate and corporate, began to contrac'
also and brought on a panic in the fl
nancial affairs of the country, OF which
We now feel the most d~eplorable effec Q
As u remedy for These evils the address
suggest a currency which will hest ia
~cilitate the exchange of the products o
labor, and that this currency be sup
ported by the credit of the whole coun
try; that the present national deht b
put as far as possible into the hands o
the American people, and the enter
prise and labor of the nation he set Il
work again; that the national debt b.
converted into bonds, payable in cur
rency, and bearing a lower rate of in
terest.
Death OF General Gordon Granger
DENVER, Col, Jan. IL,
SANTA FE, n. NJ, Jan. 10.
Great sorrow is felt in this city 10
night at the death of General Gordon
Granger. A few weeks since the Gen
eral was Frustrated by a stroke 0
paralysis, but from which he ha'
nearly recovered. This afternoon abou