Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-01-29

the market. II was also said that the sale
has supplied the Oregon Transcontinental
COMPANY with all the money needed 10
snrmount it's present difficulties and to 90
on with its business. The members Of
thes yndicate, so far % their names have
been learned, are: Anthony ]. Drexel Of
Philadelphis; Drexel, Morgan q Co.;
CYRUS W. Field; Jay Gould and Russell
Sage OF New York, and some others promi.
nently identified with the management Of
the companies. The amount for accom-
mediation supplied, the Sun says. is vari-
ously estimated at from 50, ZOO, 900 to
Sc, O0O, 900. The correct figure will proba-
bly, prove to be 81, 800 ZOO.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-Senate - The
charges against Gov. Murray Of Utah,
respecting Irregularities in his Office while
United States Marshal Of Kentucky. were
considered to-day. 1t was decided TO sum-
mon Representative White Of Kentucky
tomorrow to explain the basis Of his re-
marks in the House last Monday rejecting
upon Murray. The committee expects,
after bearing White. either to give Murray
an opportunity to testify in his own behalf
or TO report that the records Of the De-
partment of Justice show the charges sus.
tanned and recommend that he answer to
that department.
Senate-Sherman and Pendleton each
presented resolutions Of the wool growers
Of Ohio, praying for the restoration OF the
former duty on wool, to the Committee of
Finance.
Hoar, OF the Committee on Judiciary.
reported the original bill relating to the
enforcement Of the law In Utah. He said
he did not himself favor the clause in the
bill which requires the exclusion Of women
from suffrage in that Territory.
A message was received from the House
announcing the death Of Congressman
Mackey Of South Carolina, and the Senate,
after appointing a cummittee on it's part
to attend the funeral, adjourned.
The Free Thinkers' Platform.
BOSTON, Jan. 28.-The New England
Free Think ers' Convention has formed an
association with bylaws demanding thai
churches be not exempt from taxation;
that the judicial oath be abolished; that
all laws enforcing the observance Of the
Sabbath and Christian morality be re-
pealed; that the Bible be removed from
the public schools, and that Governmental
aid be refused to sectarian schools.
Rewards for Gallant Conduct.
Boston, Jan. 2S.-The amount Of sub
scriptions received by the Post for Lieut..
Rhodes Of the cutter Dexter for gallant
conduct in connection with the City Of
Columbus disaster is ST. 1870. The sum Of
$427 has been raised for the Gayhesd In.
dams. Two trunks, q satchel and letters
have been washed ashore from the wreck.
Patrol will be continued till Thursday.
Chinese New Year I'm Chicago.
CHICAGO. Jan. 28.-The Chinese resi-
dents of this city celebrated Chinese New
Year in their usual way, gathering here
and there in laundries, by forties and if
ties, and worshiping their josses and
bangloo; and some of them initiated the
American New Year customs by indulg-
ing too freely in the cup which both
cheers and inebriates.
A Chance for Carlisle.
FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. 2S.-There is no
new development in the Senatorial situa-
ton, but it is thought that the caucus will
rescind the rule which at present does not
allow the name Of any new candidate to be
presented. If the rule is rescinded Oar
isles name will be proposed and his
strength tested. 1t is likely, also, that the
rule dropping the hindmost candidate
after each ballot will be adopted.
A Bugg Owns Up.
HUNTERS POINT, L. l., Jan. 28.-Charles
A. Bugg, confined in Jail. and charged
with the assault IN Selsh Sprague Friday
morning, has confessed that he committed
the crime.
Representative Mackey Dies.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.-Repressntative
Edmund William Mackey Of South Caro-
lima died this morning. The House, as .
mark Of respect to his memory, adjourned.
b C0uldn't Love One All Day.
A little bripht-eved Syracuee girl