Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-25

hoard IL about KS. No cargo. The
Huron sailed Yesterday from Fortress
Monroe, for Havana.
Later.
wAsHISaroN. Nov "a.
The Navy Department has no . a
vices of the disaster To the Huron be-
yond what they received from the
signal Office. and they do not differ
from the regular dispatches by the
associated press. The Department
authorities are taking means tn get
| prompt information, but the facilities
are not good. The Huron WAS under
command OF Commndore Geo. p.
Regain. She was an iron screw pro-
peller, carrying four guns, IT SAL tons.
| She had been out from Fortress Mon
roe only about twelve hours when the
disaster occurred.
SIN Later.
The signal service observer at Kitty
Hawk reports to the chief $. gnal service
| officer ut 3 p. NJ. a. follows: Surfmen
have just returned and report that the
Huron has gore to Tieces- Thirty
we're saved, and all the rest persisted.
No assistance was rendered. There
were l35 persons on board.
Talk Of y Com romise in the Aen.
a,e- Governor Chsmberiain q
Appear for Corbim.
WAsHINoToN, Nov. "a.
There are certain indications If an
attempt to conIpromise the difference
between the Republicans n Deno.
Gratis, in order to avoid the p~rotrscted
fllibustering and wearisome night Sc.
| -s~r, and nDa.fhip avrnn raSpIfs
which would he certain tn follow Oh
s,inacv on either hand. Persons
skilled in parliamentary tactics will be
engaged until Monday in en~deavoring
tn arrange that compromise. II made,
IL will be in effect that the Democrats
will consent to the taking OF a vote
upon the Kellogg case without any
considerable debate.
TIE Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections, in response to The invi-
tation to the south Carolina contestants
to present arguments. are notified by
MI. Corbin bat Ex-Governor Cham
berlain and Mr.. Stone, of New York,
will appear in support of his claims.
Sharon Heard Grosn-He Threatens
to Resign.
CHICAGO, Nov. "A.
ktItlttIIdiI ul ~ VI
Mr.. sharon telegr aphs the Inter-Ocean
from San Francisco that the Senator
declares his business will not permit
him to leave the Pacific coast, and that
he shall 50 reply to the telegram call
ing him TO Washington. II bis pres
ence is insisted upon he will resign.
We submit that this is what he should
have done at once upon finding IL in
convenient To attend. Mr.. Sharon
owes much to his private affairs per
haps, but he certainly owes more,
holding the position he does, To the
country. We do o see how he can
reconcile it with his duty or his honor
to disregard the call made upon him.
but AS We said before, If he chooses
this course, then lot him make way for
a man with less ~engros>ing private
cares. There are doubtless many TX
cellent men in Nevads who can lie
induced To accept the position and at
tend to the duties that belong to it.
A Great storm In virgimIs.
RICHMOND. Va, Nov. "a.
Incessant rains the past As hours
have resulted IN heavy floods in the
western portion Of the state. All
trains were stopped IN the western
division on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. The Jackson and III
wanna rivers are higher than since
1870, and one hundred and fifty feet
Of trestiing of the Rivanna railroad
bridge were swept away this morning,
and the iron bridge. Several washes
are reported. South river IL also
very high. Telegraphic commanica-
ton with Lynchburg and other places
is interrupted. James river j. rising.
Severe storms as h Atlanttc-A
Atasemcnt Denied.
NEW YORK. Nov. "a.
Severe adverse storms having de
layed the arrival of steamers only
four were ready to-day tn sail for Eu-
rope. Each carries a fuu cargo.
The Erening Express denies the
statement that it il 10 be consolidated
with the Star.