Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-21

InslauRtions and Investigations
tournament.
NEW YORK, May 10.
The World declares that the charges
recently made against Bristow In rela-
ton to the mule contract are re-echoed.
The World publishes the charges and
specifies one i'm full, and adds that II il
said that the Ease is undergoing a very
thorough but a private investigation
by the Democratic members OF the
House Of Representatives, and that the
intention is to keep the results very
close until it is seen whether BristOw,
who was the principal in the case, is
nominated at Cincinnati, and thai II he
il the whole matter will Ire brought out
before the public. Whether this is
true or not it would be well for Bris-
tow to make public A complete and
authentic history of } Is relation TO 1t,
and to explain certain utno which
are current.
The investigation into the affairs of
the Government Insane Asylum il no
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that institution predicted. 1t is shown
that Dir. Nichols wrote that Mrs. Van
krew ought not to receive a pension, M
she never sent clothing or comforts 10
her son in the asylum. Side by side
with this letter are a dozen Of receipts
from her of clothing, dAinties. neces-
saries, etc., signed by Nichols himself.
1t is now thought that the Louisiana
Committee will be detained at New
Orleans three times as long as was al
first thought.
The TtIbunc's Washington special
SAYS: 1. is absolutely impossible to
adjourn and finish all the business
before the House by the 18th of June.
In the Senate matters are still further
behind, where The Impeachment ques
ton has not been considered by favor
ers of an adjournment. Besides 1t il
understood that the majority in the
Senate will 10 agree to the joint reso-
luton for adjournment. RepubliT rs
nave no i,iea If going away from Wash
ington and allowing the scandal com
mittee tn send to the country during
the campaign its reports without the
unity being offered to met and
explain them, officially il necessary.
A prominent Democratic Senator, who
has had excellent opportunities Ia
learn the temper Of The Senate, ex-
pressed the opinion last evening that
! Congress would not adjourn before the
18th of August.
The misunderstanding between Ed.
munds and Cenkling, still unhealed, is
said to have broken out afresh and
with increased bitterness during the
impeachment trial.
kOsne LOuisianR Suggestions.
The Herdid's Washington special
saws a good deal of remark IL occa-
stoned t,y the fact that while according
to Governor Kellogg there are serious
disturbances in Louisiana. 40 grave AS
to lead him to urgently demand Fed.
eral interference, he not only re
mains here but has with him, spending
their time in Washington, Wharton.
the Adjutant General of the state;
Ayres, The Deputy United States Mar.
shall, and the Clerk of the Metropoli-
tan Police force, which the Governor
Tan use at will in anv part of Louisi'
ana; and Bndger, Chief of Police.
Another Impenchm ent Threatened
IT the Senate shall decide that it has
jurisdiction, Chandler intends to re.
commend to the House the impesch
ment of Thompson, n Of his prede
cessors, who was Secretary of the Int
riOr before the war. 1t is said he Is
preparing the case from the records Oi
public documents ami Investigations
had by Congress afterwards. This
shows that Thompson. Secretary o.
the Interior, abstracted more than
300, 900 of public money in the best
securities and exchanged them for the
individual notes OF contractors, and
that WAS the last the Government ever
had of that immense sum, virtually
thus stolen from the public treasury.
Chanler says Thompson Is now living
and IL wealthy enough to be amply
able to repay the amount To the Gov
eminent and should he made to do so,
who Shall Control the Indiams7
Senator Allison doubts the passage
by the Senate Of the bill transit rminp
the Indian Bureau to the War Depart
ment. No anvas has yet been made,
but Chandler. while in the Senate, was
favorable and now IL hostile, and the
Senators also are disinclined to give
up that share Of patronage.
That vaquero Wants 60 Try Again.
New York, Nav 20.
Geo. Parker, the California rider, Il
rapidly recovering his sight and is anx-
ions to make another trial OF endur.
ance.
Hand, the owner of the mustangs. Is
arranging for another match which
will probably come off some day next
week.
Lasest From she Black Isiils-Msve.
memt OF TrOOps-lHostiIe Indians
Mining Prospects.
CHEYENNE, May 10.
The last two companies OF the Second
Cavalry for Crooks expedition, left
Fort Russell this morning. All will
cross the river at Fort Laramie, march
ing up the north side to Fort Fetter-
man; to be joined there by the troops
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