Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-26
stage Limo From Sioux city TO the
Black Hills.

John Gordon, who led the pioneer
party of miners that built the stockade
near Cus;ar City in the winter of 1874
and 1875, leaves here tomorrow to es-
tablish for the Sioux City and Black
| Hills Transportation Company a stage
| line from this place to the Hills. He
| will arrange forthe bridging of sire ans
| that cannot be easily forded, and estab.
lish ranches. 1t Is ex pscted to make
the trip to the Hills and return inside
of three days. Gordon will return 10
the Hills, leaving here April 9Th, and
pilot through all teams that are ready
to leave at that time.
A company of 40 men and their teams
started to day under Albert Collins,
who has been owe all the routes.
sites for Life Saving.
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a.
The Secretary ofthe Treasury yester-
day sent to the House u communication
from the officers designated to select
sites for life saving and life boat sta.
tons on the Pacific coast. They say a
suitable location was found at Port Re-
Quis, brakes Bay, butall the land Dor
dering on it belonged to one person. who
would not sell, and whose conditions
of occupancy could not be admitted.
They selected a site at Bolinas, in Boil
mas Bay. This is the only selection
which the officers report.
suit Against Gem. Fremont.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %.
To-day General Crittenden and NJ.
c. Ingle, for Thomas l.. and r. H.
Crittenden, xecul of the estate of
John j. Criuenden deceased, flied a
suit against Jno. &. Fremont Tor Si0,-
600, in which sun it is claimed de-
PENDANT, in Decsmber, 1855. became in
debted to j. J. Crittenden for his serv-
ices rs attorney for defendant, in pro
curing for defendant letters of patents
for certain lands in California known
az Los Mariposas.
Accident TO the IIamIOn BROTHERS.
NEW YORK, Feb. %.
While the III anlon Brothers, and VII
olette, wife OF one them, were going
through a trapeZe performance at the
Park Theater, Brooklyn. last night.
the brothers fell To the stage. Ii feet.
and n of them was probably fatally
injured.
Report OF the Mexican Border Com.
nsittec.
CHICAGO, Feb. %.
A Tribune special says the Mexican
Border Committee, at Il meeting to-
day expects to determine on the points
Df its report and agree or the report,
and to agree upon the recommendations
it will make tn the House. The delay
has been chiefly due to the failure OF
the Secretary of State tn transfer IT, the
commute some documents on file i'm
| the Department aud which the com
inittee desired to examine. These con
sist principally of reports of U. 5. Con-
| suls. The committee will probably
recon .end authorizing the Secretary
Of War 10 send To tho Rio Grande
frontier a sufficient force TO at least
overawe the Mexican raiders.
Impeachment of Governor Anne,
Accom- sncsteti
MEMPHIS, Feb. %.
An Appedt's, Jackson, Miss, special
saws the House spent the entire day
yesterday in considering the report OF
the Investigating Commi.lse. Az the
time the special was sent last night the
vote had not been reached. The re
port OF the committee is quite lengthy
and recommends that Governor Anne,
pe impeached and removed from Office
for official miScOndnct on eleven sepa.
rate and distinct charges, which con,
sist in the failure to reinove certain
officials and the removals of Others
without cause; for causing bloOdShed
at Vicksburg in Crosby's cause; foi
calling nh the United States troops and
having them eject Flanagan, the Sher
itf, of Warren county from his office
for violation of the law in attlempiin.
10 incite a wal of races, and in arniin,
colOred militia and Causing them t,
detiantly parade the streets of Clinton
A wife ana Three children Burnet
to Death-lhe Father Insane.
CHICAGO, Feb. %.
A fire at Lamars, Iowa, W-desda,
night, destroyed a LARGE building oc
cupied by four families. A womar
and three children were burned in tn,
rains, and when found were burned I,
cind-rs. The husband is now a raw
ing maniac.