Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-04

amorasiby the remnant tofGovernment
tr ,ops under Crlsto and Pariott, who
refuse TO surrender. Hundreds Of
fauiilies from Matanloras have been
arriving here for week past. Soldiers
rnssitlg 70 Brownsville were prompt
ly arrested and disar,ned.
Visits to the n. - FOrtiGcatlOm- :
sale of U. y. Bonds.
New YORK, April 8.
Yesterday, Secretary Taft and Gene
rails Sherman and Hancock made an
informal visit to the forts in the har-
Dor. Taft returns to Washington to-
day.
A Times Washington special says
the new financial bill is to be proposed
authorizing the Secretary of the Treas
ury 10 sell, for legal tenders, to be i'm
mediately cancelled and destroyed, on
the first Tuesday of each month, from
February to September, inclusive, in
New York, to the highest bidder.
bonds of u. s. to the amount of three
millions, bearing AZ Interest, the prin-
cipal OF the bonds to be paid in thirty
years in gold.
Fatal ARRAY at vIckst,urg.
VICKsBURG, Miss, April 2.
Chris. Jones. Capt. of the ferry
boat, was killed to-day by Col. Martin
Keary and others. Jones was Keary's
son-in-law. keary WAS badly injured
by clubbing inflicted with gun.
Death Of the Black swan.
NEW YORK, April 3.
Miss Elizabeth Greenfield, known as
the Black Swan, died in Philadelphia
on Friday.
A Suns Washington special init
mates that Dana's rejection is because
of friendship for Bristow.
The Northern Pacific Railway.
CHICAGO, April 3.
A Times Ottawa special saws the
Government has announced its pol
icy respecting the Pacific Railway,
which is tn ignore tn the ten years
limit and build it rs Lidlv rs the cir
cnmstanceS of the country Will permit.
The line has been located from Lake of
Woods across Red River, via Fort
Petty and Edmonton. through the
Jasper Horse Pass 10 Fort George. in
British Co u,nbia. The difficulty is TO
decide on the route from Fort George
to the Pacific Coast. three hundred
miles. The Frazer river route has been
abandoned as iinpracticahl hle. so either
Butte Inlet, $50 miles, or more likely
Seon Channe., 250 miles NORTH of Vic
toria OH the Pacific Coast, will be
adopted as the western end. At the
eastern end II is not at all probable
that any attempt will he made To con
struct the section from Lake Nepigon,
north Of Lake Superior and Lake
Huron, to Nipissing for many years, so
that Il may be looked upon as prscii-
cally abandoned, unless there is
chan "a of government in the next gen.
eral election in two Years from now.
Examination of Richard Is. Irwin.
New YORK, April 3.
The examination of Richard b. IT.
win, charged with misappropriating
S750,000 of the funds of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, was re-
suned to-day. Ex-Julge Fullerton tes-
titled hat checks for the sum of 500
900 were received rom Vice Pie~iden
Bellows. Witness had Id ked with A.
b. Stock we'll on the subject of the
checks, and Stockwe.l t,id him that
the Board had authorized him 10 ex-
pend S500.000 to obtain the subsidy.
Witness mad paid Hon. w. ). King, of
Minnesota, Hon. John q. Schnmsker.
and others, total OF S750.000. These
sums were dishursed under the direc
tion OF Stockwel Stockwell made a
contract with witness 10 pay ali ex-
penses sustained by witness in obtain
ing the Subsidy.