Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-10

COCK Toll ana MaXoy.
On Naval Affairs-Sargent, Chair
man; Anthony, Conover, Blaine, Kirk
wood, Whyte and Mcpherson.
On Jndiciary-Edmunds, Chairman;
Conkling, Howe, Christiancy, Davis
of Illinois, Thurman and Mcdonald.
On Postoffices and Post Roads
Hamlin, Chairman; Ferry, Jones of
Nevada, Paddock, Conover. Kirkwood,
salisbury, Maxey and Bailey.
On Public Lands-Oglesby, chair
man; Paddock, Booth, Chaffee, Plumb.
Mcdonald, Jones of Florida, Grover
and Garland.
On Private Land Claims-Thurman,
Chairman; Bayard, Bogy, Edmunds
and C~hristiancy.
On Indian Affairs-Allison, Chair
man; Oglesby, Ingalls,, Saunders,
Hoar, McCreery and Cook.
On Pensions-Ingalls, Chairman;
Bruce, Teller, Kirkwood, Davis of Hi
nois, Wethers and Bailey.
On Revolutionary Claims-.John.
ston, Chairman; Jones of Florida,
Hill, Dawes and Mcmillan.
On Claims Mcmillan, Chairman;
Mitchell, Cameron, Wise, Teller, Hoar,
Cockrell, Hereford, Harris and Nor
gan.
On District of Columbia-Dorsey,
Chairman; Spencer, ingalls,, Rollins,
Saunders, Merriman and Barnum.
On Patents-Wadleigh, Chairman;
Booth, Chaffpe, Herman and Morgan.
On Public Buildings aud Grounds
Dawes, Chairman; Morrill,, Cameron
of Pa, salisbury and Jones of Florida.
On Territories - Patterson. Chair.
man; Christiancy, Chaflee, saunders,
Garland, Grover, and Hereford.
On Railroads. Mitchell, Chairman;
Howe, Davis, Dorsey. Teller, Ferry,
Morton, Ransom, Bogy, Barnum and
Lamar.
On Mines and Mining Sharon,
Chairman; Chatfee, Kirk wood, Plumb,
Hereford, Cook and Hill.
On Revision of La Ws-Cbristiancy,
Chairman: Ingalls,, Davis of Illinois;
Wallace and Herman.
On Education and Labor-Burnside,
Chairman; Patterson, Morrill,, Bruce,
Sharon, Gordon, Maxeys Bailey and
Lamar.
On Civil Service and Retrenchmen-
Blaine Chairman; Oglesby, Patterson,
Booth, McCreery, Whyte and Beck.
TO Audit and Control the Contingent
Expense of the Senate-Jones of Ne.
vada, Chairman; Rollins aud Dennis.
On Printing-Anthony, Chairman;
Sargent and Whyte.
On Library-Howe, Chairman; Ed
munds, and Ransom.
On Rules-Ferry, Chairman; Ham,
lin and Merriman.
On E~ngrossed Bills Bayard, Chair
man; Withers and Anthony.
On Enrolled Bills-Conover, Chair.
man; Paddock and Grover.
On LeVees of the Mississippi River
Bruce, Chairman; Blaine, Conover,
Cockrell and Harris.
To Examine Several Branches of the
Civi! Service--Cbatfee. Chairman;
Conkling, Window, Merriman and
Eaton.
On Transportation Routes to Sea-
buard--Cameron of Wisconsin, Chair
man; Window, Conover, Burnside,
Saunders, Davis Of West Virginia;
Harris; Lamar and Beck.
Thurman called up the resolution tc
refer the credentials of j. b. Eustis
claiming from Louisiana, to the Com.
.nittee on Privileges and Elections,
Agreed to without division.
Grover submitted the following;
"Resolved, that - memorials here
presented to Hon j. II. Mitchell, pur.
porting to he signed by 1853 citizens oI
Oregon, reciting that it was currently
reported and generally believed tina,
the election of l.. +. Grover as Senator
of the United States was procured
by bribery, corruption, and other un.
lawful means in the Legislature in the
State of Oregon, and that said l.. +
Grover did corruptly and fraudulently
give a certificate OF election to one T.
A. Croniu as a Presidential Elector
on December 9th 1876, and said l.. +,
Grover did bear false witness before
the committee on or about January
9th, 1877, be now referred to the Com.
mittee on Privileges and Elections
who shall thoroughly investigate anc
report upon the foregoing charges
with power to send for persons and pa
pers." Agreed to without division.
The Senate then, on motion of Sar,
gent, went into executive session, and
when the doors were opened, adjourned
until tomorrow.
The executive session of the Senate
lasted about twenty minutes. Cabinet
nominations were referred TO commit
tees, as follows: That OF Schurz &c the
Committee on Finance; Devens to the
Judiciary COMMITTEES; McCrary to the
Committee on Military Affairs; Thomp
son to the Naval Affairs Committee
and Key to the Committee on Post.
offices and Post-roads.
A brief discussion took place upor
adjourning until Monday. The mo
ton to THAT effect was advocated by
Cameron, of Pennsylvania, and op
posed by Sargent and others. 1t wa
negalived, Al against IL.
Grants cabinet and Hayes-CaIlins
On the rresident- Resolutions q
Merchants and Business Men o
~. Louis.
;. WASHINGTON, March 9.
Ex-President Grants Cabinet was il
council with President Hayes to-day
The Treasury was represented by Co
nant. Secretary Sherman not yet hav'
ing qualified.
A delegation of colored men from
South Carolina, headed by Represent
alive Rainey, called on the Presiden
to-day. They will submit suggestions
this afternoon.
!, ST. LOUIS, March Q.
The following resolutions wer'
adopted to day by the merchants an6
business men Of this city: