Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-09

TWO BURGLARS.
Dunn's Trial for the Murder of the
Pugilist, Elliott.
ESPECIAL TO rmE sKxzINEL.l
ST.. LOUIS, May 8.--Judge Van Wagner
Of the Criminal Court, in charging the
Grand Jury yesterday. drew their atten-
ton to the fact that reports have been re-
Gently published charging bribery and
corruption in the municipal body, and
said il was within their province to invss-
tigase them. He also said that il the law
against dueling had been violated il was
their duty to indict the offenders, and
added: "Ths day has gone by when this
semi-bsrbarous custom can be tolerated or
vitalixed into responsibility. An offender
against the law on dueling deserves no
NOR mercy than any other criminal"
This charge grew out Of the fact that .
we'll known attorney Of this city recently
sent . challenge to an equally well known
limb Of the law.
Investigating the 9overnor's Veto.
Bosrox, Nay 8.-The Legislative Com
mittee. appointed 10 investigate the facts
regarding the alleged iuvalidity Of Gov.
Buffers arst veto. held . secret session
this morning. One Of tho Governors
Private Secretaries was summoned to tes-
tify, but he refused point blank TO make
any statement. The committee are con-
sidering the advisAbility Of ordering him
under arrest. The House this morning
suspended the rules and passed and sent
ct 0nce to the Senate all the charity APP
preparation bills before acted upon,
including the bills for the Te~wksbury
Almshouse, Concord Prison, Monson,
Sherburn, Bridgewater and Lancaster.
| The Democrats withdrew their opposition,
and will rely on the Governor to veto
these bills.
The Right 70 Erect Telegraph Poles
CHICAGO, May s.-The City Council,
| after midnight last night, amid great con-
fusion, and after An acrimonious debate,
passed an ordinance granting to the Dis.
trict Telegraph Company Of Chicago the
right 70 erect poles within the city, fos
stringing telegraph wires placed in cables
Under the existing ordinance all the tele-
graph companies were to have been com
| PEELED the let Of the present month "a
place al their wires underground. but the
| operation Of the law was delayed by in.
functions granted by the State and Fedora
Oourts, and litigation Is nov pending and
undecided q present.
Chipps' Boatswain.
PmrApELrHIA, May Sat the examina
tion into the matter Of granting letters o.
ADMINISTRATION upon the estate Of Henry
g. Warren. : seaman Of the JEANETTE ex'
psditioa, Chief Engineer Melville testified
that Warren Was Lieut.. Chips boatswain,
and the chi6f engineer also testified thai
while making for the Lena Delta OF Sept
IL 1854, : squAll struck the craft. He saw
her jfbe and disappear behind the higf
waves and believes she wss then lost
Nothing was ever after heard Of Chips Of
his boat.
The work Of Burglars.
HAzryoHp. Nay e.-At l O'Clock thil
morning the residence Of Mrs. Moore, II
West Hastford. wa entered by two bur
elaxs. who want to ransAcking the house
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