Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-07
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
xAY1SI FROM WASH.
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A MERE MAKE SHIFT.
Call for Redemption Of Bonds.
CnAIRMASsHIPs OF COMMITTEES
Miscellaneous Eastern.
cnlIRMANHIPs OF COMMITTEES.
Miscellaneous Eastern.
wAsHrNeroN, Dec. 6.

ing that Patterson was not q fugitive
from justice, Is regarded generally as .
mere make shift to avoid the RESPONSE
biIity of deciding upon the merits Of
the case, and to refer the subject to the
Senate
The ffty-fnh call for the redemption
of 3 20 bonds OF '65. and consols of '65,
is issued, and the Secretary gives notice
that the principal and accrued interest
of the bonds designated, will be paid
at the Treasury, Washington, on and
after the 9th of March, 1878, and that
the interest will cease that day.
Commander John w. Phillips is or
dersd to the command OF the Tusca
rora, at the navy yard, Mare Island,
and Lieutenant George Reiter, Of the
Tuscarora, rs executive.
Mr.. Blaine has relinquished the
chairmanship OF the Civil Service and
Rstrenchment Committse in favor of
Teller, and taken the craftsmanship of
the Committee on Rules.
The Democratic caucus OF Senators,
this morning, assigned Voorhees, to the
Finance COMMITTEE; Jones, of Florida.
to the Committee of Naval Affairs;
Butler, to the Committee on Military
Affairs; Harris, District of Columbia.
and Mcdonald, to the Committee on
Indian Affairs, with the understanding
that he will give way TO Eustis, should
the latter he seated.
The President has nominated the
New York custom officers, who fell by
reason of h expiration of the extra
session of Congress.
Affairs OF the German National
Bank.
CHICAGO, Dec. 8.
The officers of the German National
Bank this morning say they expect IN
pay the depositors in full within thirty
days. The stockholders will probably
lose about $3.50, 900. The Savings
Bank deposits have been reduced t.
800, 900, and q slight run Is being made
on that institution to day.
A Branch of the German National
Hank.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.
The branch, in this city, Of Green
| baum Bros, organizers of ths German
National Bank, of Chicago, notified the
Stock Exchange today of their suspen-
sion. which they hope will be but ten,
| porary. All contracts in stock xnc
gold exchange, they say, are provided
tor.
Accidentally Killed.
SOUTH BERWICK, Me-, Dec. 6.
John IL. BurleIgh, ex member OF
| Congress in the First District. and
President Of the South Berwick Ma
tionai Bank, was killed last night by
his horse shieing of the bridge Owe
the Salmon Falls river.
Vessel Sunk.
OswE6o, Dec. 6.
The schooner Wayne, from Milwau
kee, with wheat. while making por
early this morning, struck the Eas
pier and sank. The vessel and carg'
was . total loss. Cargo insured.
Death Of . wealthy Importer.
New YORK, Dec. 6.
Francis Copiatte, the reputed wealthy
importer and member Of the UnioI
League Club, died in bed, with his fac
in = pan containing chloroform
Whether his death vas by accident O
design is not known.
Funeral or Captain Geo. p. Regain
Boston, Dec. 6.
The funeral OF Commander Geo. p
Regain, Of the wrecked steamer Huron
took place to-day.
Naval Court or Inquiry.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.
The Huron Naval Court Of Inquir.
adjourned early to. day, owing to tn
funeral Of Lieutenant Palmer. An
other body, and a leg, have been foun'
near the wreck.
Voluntary Ltquidation.
TRoy, N. Y, Dec. 6.
The National Exchange Bank, capi
tai stock $l00. 900, has gone into vulun
tary liquidation.
A Gall for Ten Millions.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.
A Washington dispatch says: Sec
retary Sherman will issue a c all for to-
million bonds to-day.