Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-04-05


| Treasury have not averaged beyond Il
| hundred dollars a day. exclusive vi
applications from the banks. Only
two shipments thus far have been
made from the Mint to the Treasury
a%ggte2ating $50 900. There are still
| Sl2, ZOO of this amount in cash in the
room vaults.
Tsse se~,njttee on Elections
an. contested
&4KA~a hNgKft<AS. aRainst vii
I@A 2A AH&A&&b committee hearing
the mississippi contested caseof Lynch
against Chalmers, the sitting member.
reported unanimously that the evidence
81 submitted was insufficient to give the
contestant the seat. aud the full Com
mittee unanimously adopted the report
and decided that IL was too late to take
additional evidence.
The conference between Secretary
Sherman and the House Committee on
Coinage. in regard to preparations for
resumption and the ability Ut the
Treasury to maintain resumption, last.
cd over three hours to day. The Sec
rotary stoutly resisted al! efforts to
weaken his faith in the powers IF the
Treasury to carry nut the resumption
law, and reasserted his convictions hOth
of his ability tO do SO aud of the good
| policy Of the act.
In the Senate, TO day, Sargent pre-
scented the resolutions OF the San Fran
cisco Chamber of Commerce, in favor
of an anIendent to the act providing
for the reconciliation of silver. so as
to authorize the silver certificates issued
10y the sub Treasury in that ci y to be
redeemable i'm the City of New York,
same as those issued by the sub Treas
uries OF the United States. Referred
to the Committee Of Finance.
Morrill, offered a resolution in the
Senate to day. providing for a commit
tee of seven to consider the pruprieiy
of taking the tenth census, and as the
next session was a short one. the pre-
liminary steps stould now he taken.
The resolution was agreed TO.
Blair's Resolution.
BALTIMORE, April 4.
Attorney General Gwinn declares
Montgomery Blair's resolutions " holly
imperative and Zoe not think there h
the least chance of \ contingency aris.
ing when his ser vices will he required.
To.day's baltimore american directs
attention to The tact that Attorney Gen.
eral q vim, who is required to institute
proceedings before the United States
Supreme Court, has not a clear title TO
his office. Gwinn's election was con
tested OH the ground of fraud, intimi-
dation and violence
Exhibits for Paris-EngaSement
OF a PiOcher and n New York
Belle-A Prize right Om h sly.
NEW York. April 4.
The steamship Canada, of the French
line. which left for Havre yesierd-v.
carried out 800 tons Of exhibits for the
Paris Exposition. These have heen
sent on from all portions Of the conn-
try, some Of them coming from Ore
gOn.
The Herald. in its usual place, ha,
the following engagement: Lena Freed.
man, of New York, to w. Shein. of
Phoebe. Nevada.
The World says one Oelrich, of a
steamship company firm. and Charles
A. Robbins, a wholesale druggist, re-
Gently had y prize fight here. The lat
ter was vanqui>hed in W rounds.
Only two or three friends were present
and they tried to keep the matter pri-
vate.
Fatal A~ccidemttn MOntana-BulliOn
from the same Quarter.
HELENA, April 4.
Thos. Conroy, foreman Of the PEN
OhscOt mine. fell dow the shaft YES
terday receiving injuries from which
he died during the night.
Thirty five hundred ounces of retort,
valued at $50 .O00, were received from
last nisht.