Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-02
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Senator Morton Dead.
HIS LAST HOURS ON EARTH.
The Terrible Suffering Preceding
Final Dissolution.

pIANAPoL Now. i.-o A. ".
u Morton IL stili living, but
cannot last over = lew hours ana may
die at any moment.
CHICAGO. Nov. l.-lo:iO A. ".
An Indianapolis dispatch says u was
tnougnt = lev minutes that senator
Morton was dead, but INDICATIONS now
are that he viii 1--we an hoar or Two
LONGER.
iNpiANAPoLts. NOV. L-ii'oo A. NJ.
Edorts are now being made IN re-
lieve senator Morton's sunerings py
lnnalation OF morpn,a nav
ing ceased 10 nave any eject Whatever
The vehicies oil the Skin refusing 10
longer aosoro U drug. me "iie ana
sons OF the dying man are AT ms r'eht
hand. prostrated with grief, WINE the
iflenos are around ID peo
sloe aho eIseWnere ABOUT tne Iooii'
TTru'.nsi y u ono.
- ;raa,;nn. - ,ha d;sno'
s,,;on ~ n.snnnor,in n;IIow or caII.
ing for more air. DIR. Thomson saws
life NAV ba prolonysd throuvh III,
dav.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. Ii p. NJ.
There is no change in Senator Nor
toms condition. He is still under the
influence Of c~hloroform.
INpIANApoIIs. Nov. I.-2:l5 p. M
No change i'm Senator Morton's con-
ditiou-
Nov. I-2:45 p. NJ.
Or. Thorn O thinks Senate Nor
ton il growing perceptibly weaker.
CHIcaao. Nov. 1.
Ssnator Morton died nj $40 this after.
noon.
JNp,AN.po1rs. Nov. I.
Governor Wuljams has returned
FIR ON Washington. He denies having
hal anv interview with Indiana Con.
yrassm.n mr. xnressed any pr.ference
reyarding Morton's successor. He has
FOO mucb resnect for tbe Senator per.
s~onsllv. and too much regard for the
faelinvs of tine family To manifest jnds
cent taste in the matter.
u..-...-.n. MAJ, w.n.., IN. M.
sv"s s'es" u" INC S"""e-a"
Old CniifOrnfnns strike u GOOD
Thing.
WAsHiNdToN, NOV. L.
The Comm mission on Banking and
Currency has appointed Buckner
Eames and Phillips a sub committee
To report upon a bill for he reinone
tizatiOn of silver. 1t IS understood tie
sub mmltt Will report TO the iull
commltteeto morrow. Inc
also oeciueu tndt me nni ioI .ne Ie,eai
OF The specie resumption act should be
pressed to a speedy passage, ana Ewing
was 10 report u oacH 10 tne
House 10 DAY anu demand the previ-
Gus question: aiter only one
hour oeoate.
IN Tue uiormIne ho"I' III .ue ilouse
the Dill repeating the IrsuiiiPlion ac'
CAME up OH "io''ol Vi Ewing W TO
comsiue,.
ms aesh III oei'a.or Hl"rto" was
marked py u poouet Oh pam wni,e
lowers Piaceo there oy SOUS lriehu.
ne ~ lhe oPe"ins prayer
a',uueu W MS .iiIes ,.;.
Tue senate Coih'hiteee on rIIsiIeees
ana fdect'ohs met anu inhtheu'N'oiy
adJcurheo on account Oh a nie'hper re-
ceiving q telegram announcing tue
oeath OF senator Mor'on. nil,
FRANK Il, Corcoran ana L. l.. D'ahe,
oiu Caili,rh'a"s' haVe oee" a"sIueu
nVe years con',Scs ,or 1anu-
i'e at sio''hs 'oi',on ''s"oiS ""S"
ington's nome ana toiho. biahe ior-
merry conliiIanaeu = s'eain o"a' oe
.weeh oacranhento anu MA'ysVi,,e
1'e."r" d
enam0er Oh commerce. %" VII
ver-TeieSr"phic DifHc"it'e set
tied.
NEW YORK. NOV. 1.
Ex-Mayor A. Oaky Han has re-
turned to town from MS ioreign tour;
he says: 80 long as my brain WI
hold out. shall resist every attenipt
to make 1t appear that a former Mayor
OF this great city deliberately pisnhea
and careini,y executed ana Pron'eo
pecuniariiy by a criminal conspiracy.
All there can be 10 say Tue mooe
OF my leaving IS that no person what
eve knew Of 1t, directly or indirectly,
and that as now know l not o
a long time prior been myself. WIN
tne st'anHo aosrlue, ~ &c
n"m,sa ,hers had heen q great strain
unon nv brain during the AK wears i'm
...hich ,basa tronhias havs bsen MINER
most in the nubIic mind I princi.
nsIIv rsyrst that 40 much he
"a re nscasssarv 10 inysrt. and espec
iaIiv To tha Darape of innocent
indivjduals.0
Tho Chamber OF Commerce adopted