Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-13

still Further Particulars Of The New
hall House Calamity.
- 1881
EXHUMING THE BODIES OF
THOSE WHO Persisted.
.iuIUD 'HhIJ3Vt
MsappeaFence Of a Beautiful st.
1 Louis Belle.
HER DISAPPEARANCE CREATES EoH.
aIsLE SUSPICIOUS.
She is a Relative Of Commo-
dore Garrison.
GENERAL SHERMAN NOT A CANDIDATE FOR
ANY OFFICE.
She is a Relative Of Commo'
dore Garrison.
GENERAL SHERMAN NOT A CANDIDATE FOR
ANY OFFICE.
ESPECIAL TO THE sESrINEL.l

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huming the bodies Of those who persisted
at the Newhall House was continued from
an early hour. The cold, cutting winds
that prevail keep back the crowd, giving
the workmen Q chance for unhindered
labor. But the work of the 100 men is
carried on without system, and very little
is accomplished. Shortly after 10 O'Clock
the charred remains of a human body were
found, the first and only body found up to
noon. 1t is charred beyond recognition,
the flesh being entirely burned off the
lower e1tremities. What remnant was
left from the nightdress shows that the
body is that Of a woman. Shreds of the
dress cannot be removed without tearing
off the flesh. From the location Of the
body it is thought to be the remains Of
Miss Libbie Chellis, who was seen at =
window in the sixth story shortly before
the Broadway wall fell. The remains were
fairly imbedded in the brick. The news
of the body having been taken to the
Morgue spread like wildfre, and thousands
Of people are now at the scene. Much in
dignation is manifested at the bungling
manner the work is being carried on and
at the insufficient force. The action OF
the Council has caused such a general con-
domination and threatening that another
meeting is callsd for this afternoon to en-
ploy a larger force and to get an electric
appliance for work at night. W. A. Hall
of Laporte died this morning. He
jumped from a fifth story window and
broke both legs, the bones protruding
through the flesh. His whereabouts only
became known at a late hour last night.
Five bodies were buried this morning.
D. G.. Powers, Mary Conroy, Bessie Brown
and Annie Linehsn from St. Johns Cs-
thedral, and Maggie Sullivan from St.
Coils, The attendance at the funeral SER
vices was very large.
Shortly after noon two more bodies,
charred beyond ali identification, and
part Of q human trunk wers found. 1t is
now settled beyo peradventure that the
loss Of life is not below 70.
Mysterious Disappearance of a
Belle.
81. LOUIS, Jan. 12.-There is great ex.
element here over the disappearance of
Zeralde Garrison, aged II, a beautiful
bells. Ct this city. She was last seen on
Saturday st l o'clock P. NJ, when she left
the house Of her uncle, @. L. Garrison,
with her sister, Mrs. Morris, and came
down town and took Q street car for the
Villa Hunters, in the extreme southern
part OF the city. There she ist! the car
and asked the conductor TO direct her to
the Convent of the Sacred Heart, q dozen
blocks away. She has not since been seen
or heard from. The conductor noticed
four rough characters on the platform who
commented on her beauty. It is supposed
they had something to do with he- disap-
pearance, and horrible suspicious are
aroused. Miss Garrison was going to
the convent 20 study. She had been there
for over a year, and always before this
going in q carriage. Her disappearance was
not known till yesterday. She lived in
the suburban town Of Kirkwood. She is q
relative of Commodore Garrison. Every
clue is being followed.
Greenbacks and Gold.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l2.-Charles Arthur,
q San Francisco man, presented the Con-
gressional Committee on Claims with a bill
for $50, 600 or 500, goo, which sum repre-
sents the difference in yalue of ~greenbacks
and gold At the time he was paid currency |
on certain Government contracts during |
the war. He says that he did not know
he was going to be paid in paper, and that
be was s heavy loser in consequence.
Business on the coast was being done Oh 4
gold basis then, as now, and he supposed
al that he mad 10 do would be to Ale his
claim, get a warrant % the Treasury, and
get his cash. When Congress allows this
claim, a million or two Of soldiers who
served throughout the war will present
bills Of difference, demanding that they DO
paid on . gold basis, A billion or two Of
dollars nigh: be absorbed very easily in
this way, in double payment OF shoddy
contracts, mail and steamship subsidies
and for army and navy supplies, and men
and munitions OF war.
Sherman's Answer "a DnIxelI.
CALDWELL (O.l, Jan. 12.-Private Dali
zell wrote to General Sherman lately, in
an article on his candidacy for the
and asking him il he was a
candidate. rs received the following reply:
DEAR DALzELLi Yours at hand. with
nclosurs received. Please 90 rot ask me
10 write any mora on the aub!sot. IL gives
mo = tiags Of pain every time I see my
in print, o9 any subject but lay pure
Official work. l sM lat, snd never will
be. : candidate for any office. sas think
/ can loGk .tpsd with some eompesurs to
passing the eyeIip5 # my life in compar-
atiye ease and repose N 81. Lanis. Mis-
Surely in tni- .and Of irsedom
much can be conceded an old soldier,
With respect, your friend,
". T. SHERMAN.
EOt Strictly Political.
WAsHINeros, Jan. 12.-The influence
controlled the New Jersey Senators
in the Fitz-John Porter case are not re-
as strictly political. Both SeweIl
md Mcpherson, like Porter, were idenli-
fed with large and controlling corpora
whose influence mas constantly been
used in Porter's behalf. After the bill
passed yesterday Logan said he did not
feel alarmed at tie prospect Of Porter's
restoration. He IL 8 ions way from il yet.
This bill will not pass. and esea il j,
should. tbera are many onst@eies ia ihs
% h!a ftstorati6a after that,
The Knott Hes.iulioa Tabied.
w-AsH1sa.ox, Jan. le.--Ths Honse judi
cisry Committee this n~S.-ning, by a bare
majority, decided to table the Knot, 40 !
lution, which provided for the forfeiture !
the Northern Pacific land grants. 1t is
thought this action kills the measure for
he present session. The motion to table
The resolution was made by Humphreys.
The vote was: Yeas, Reed, .Millets, Briggs,
Humphreys and McCord; nays,
Knott, Townshend, Hammond, Converse
Paysop.