Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-06

i've lDtDfii1dtl)n AZ ftEdIu W Ills ''hi
plici;v with the whisky frauds, if, ia
deed. he has had anything at all 10 do
with the matter.
A Crooked WHISKY tonspirator
Down vita tie Jim-sa,ns.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Feb. 4.
Henry &. jacques, one OF the CON
victed whisky conspirators sentenced
to The county Jail, was found in-en
sille in his bed in his cell this morn
ing and il now in that condition. He
drank considerably and his system let
down under IA nervous shock.
Tae Weather in New York.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.
For the first time this season the city
and surrounding country has the gen.
uine aspect of Winter. The snow fell
heavily all night and continues this
morning with every indication of last
ing all day. The ground is covered To
a depth of six or eight inches, ami the
snow is already piled up on h streets
aud sidewalks. Quite a number oi
sleighs are out for the first Time tbs
Winter.
Probable Detection Of the Quincy
Bank Robbers. and Recovery OF
Stoien Bonds.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.
There was a report at The Police Cen
trial Office to. night that the detectives
had got upon the track of the Quincy
Bank robbers. One of them, named
J.. l.. Termer, it will he remembered,
at Evan >ville, Indiana, "A short time
ago made a confession duplicating two
others. They are known as English
Tom and Hilsoy. He also spoke of
$3.50. 900 in bonds that had been buried.
The bonds are now reported TO have
been dug mp. but the detectives think
they are nov on the track of them. IL
is also rumored that "a man answering
Hllsey's description has been seen ~
this cItv. The police, following up the
clue in their hands, have traced several
bonis answering the description OF
those stolen from the Quincy Bank.
A Nero Murderer Hung by "a Nab.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 4.
August, the nero assassin of Col.
Aifult, in st. Iandry's Parish, has
been captured and lynched by a party
of whites.
GreeMback Convention I'm Tom.
necticut.
HARTFORD, CONN, Feb. D.
A call is issued for a g%reenback CON-
vention in New Haven, February I'D.
The object is to take such Steps as may
be necessary to force both political
parties of The State to recognize the
voice of the people in the coming CAM
paign.
Favorable Report OH the Texas Pa.
ciGc Railroad Biil-rhe Terri.
tory Of OnialiOma-The Hawaii
All Treaty. miscellaneous.
CHICAGO, Feb. 4.
A Tribmne's special says hat Il ma
jOrity of the subcommittee OF the
House Committee on the Pacific Rail-
way. consisting OF Lamar, Atkins, Lut.
terrell, O'Neil and Garfield, have de
terinined to report in favor Of the At
kin's Texas Pacific Railroad bill. This
! bill provides for a guarantee of bonds,
and embodies all the features of the
plan recommended by the st. Louis
convention. The plan is a distinct aud
| rival scheme OF the southern Pacific,
which is urged by H~untin.ton and
California capitalists. The sub-coin-
| lniitee will report at the next meeting.
The sub committee. of the Committee
| of WAYS and Means have the Hawaii.
an treaty under consideration, and will
report to the full committee on Tues
| day; there Is little doubt of "A favorable
recommendation.
A Times Washington special says
the special committee, appointed to i'll
vestigate the affairs Of the Western Dor
der raids, suspended operations till
Wednesday, when General Ord, win"
has been summoned, will arrive from
Texas to appear before the committee.
The House Committee on Territories
decided to report favorably on an APP
preparation of 100000 to deiray the eX
pen~es of a constitutional convention in
Colorado.
The House Committee OF Private
Land Claims decided to report favor
ably on the bill to confirm certain pri
vate land claims in New Mexico,
among them, the Pueblo Indian claim,
in accordance with the grant by Spain
on Mexico. Some of the committee de.
cided in favor of the bill for The relief of
the mission of ST. James in Washing
ton Territory.
Colonel +. c. Boudinet appeared DO