Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-17

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Port Of New York Bateman aided sherman
In working upthe case against the Collector,
and prepared the legal portion Of Sher-
mans report announcing and Justifying
his removal. Now Chester A. Arthur is
President, and John sherman called on
him to-day to ask him to appoint Warner
Bateman to the District Judgeship. The
President understands Bateman's con-
nection with the case just as well as he
understands Sherman's, and 1t is not at all
surprising, therefore, hat in speaking to
a friend of Sherman's visit, he exclaimed
with indignation, by God, that is the
monumental cheek of the century, !"
Digging Up the Bloody Shirt.
LEXINGTON Ky, NoY. 16.--About 800
men of John fl. Morgan's command met
here yesterday and formed a permanent
organization, with Gen. BAIL Duke as
President. Mrs. Morris Of Chicago, a
sister OF Gov. Blackburn, was present, and
was elected honorary President, and the
mother Of Gen. Morgan and his wife were
made honorary Vice-Presidents. 1t has
been determined TO hold a grand reunion
near this city next July, and invite all
who served in the Confederacy. Speeches
were made BY Gen. Duke, Gen. r. NJ.
Gano and Lieut.-Gov. Cantrell. Those
present marched in a body to the residence
of Mrs. Morgan, and paid their respects to
the mother OF their commander. Inside
of the hall. where they were received, hung
the stars and bars, and outside, in front
Of the building, ioated the stars and
stripes.
Beecher CraWls Out.
New York, Nov. 16.-Yesterday, at the
conclusion OF plaintiffs testimony in the
suit against Beecher, growing out of his
failure to complete the second volume Of
his life OF Christ, counsel for Beecher
moved to dismiss the case, on the ground
that there was no date fixed for closing
the contract. Judge Barrett held that
plaintiff had failed to make out q case,
but he would grant until to-day for the
production Of evidence TO show the lin
itation of the contract, AMI said that
otherwise he would have to dismiss the
case.
The Union Pacific Prosperous.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Ames A. Boston,
Director Of the Union Pacific, says the
earnings Of the company for the current
year, partly estimated, show a surplus Of
S4.50U. 600. The floating debt is only
-, 100000, which will be extinguished by
the immediate placing of three million
dollars Of collateral trust bonds already
negotiable. Ames says the company
will next year pay a dividend Of eight per
cent.
Arise and Walk
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-Richard Hoff-
man Of Swansea township has been a Grip
pie for years, being paralyzed in his lower
limbs 50 that he was compelled to use a
wheel chair. Last Thursday he crawled
behind a barn, and while engaged in
prayer, heard q voice say: Arise and
walk He obeyed the command, and has
been walking ever since.
4 0ressmaker ReIigiousIy Mad.
GRAND RAPIDS (Mich.), Nov. 16.-Har-
rison, the boy preacher, has been holding
revival meetings here for several weeks.
Three persons have been driven insane by
the excitement, the latest victim being
Miss Emmons, a dressmaker.
Boiler Explosion.
MONTGOMERY (Ala.), Nov. 16.-The
boiler Of the steam ginning mill Of n. G.
McGehees, twelve miles from this city, ex-
ploded yesterday, instantly killing three
negroes.