Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-04
EASTERN NEWS.
A Democrat Breaks His
Party's Record.
SENATOR MCPHERSON AIMS A
BLOW AT SILVER.
The First Gun After the
Recent Election.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, BooMs FOR THE
DEMOCRACY.
Outrageous Behavior of Canadian
0rangemen.
. CHASTITY DISCOVERY IN A
NEW YORK CELLAR.
A CHASTITY DISCOVERY IN A
NEW YORK CELLAR.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
A CHASTITY Discovery.

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New YORK, Dec. 3.-The remains OF q
woman were found last evening by work
men engaged incleaning out a sub-cellar
at the Carleton House, corner Of North
William and Frankfort streets. The body
was ~decomposed beyond recognition and
had probably lain where found for many
years. The indications are that the
had been murdered, and that the
body was placed where found. The body
had been covered with about six inches Of
ashes. The first floor of the building is
occupied by stores, each Of which formerly
had communication with the sub-cellsr.
The sub-cellar has been utilized by vari-
GUS tenants as 9 place to deposit ashes.
Latterly it had been used as a playground
by boys. Tonight the clerks we're unsni-
nous in the assertion that they had not
used the sub-cellar for years. 1t con-
tanned a large pile of ashes, the accumula-
ton, it was said, Of nearly q quarter Of a
century. These were being removed by
order of the Board OF Health and the body
was thus uncovered. The men had been
at work about a week and had completed
about half the task. A large piece Of
tagging, partially covering the head, was
drawn down so as to envelop it. There
was a piece OF white linen fastened to the
neck by another strip Of the same material.
Various articles OF female clothing were
on the skeleton. In the work of removal
various parts OF the remains fell away,
The remains were gathered together and
removed to the morgue.
A Blow at Silver.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Senator McPher-
son introduced q bill to suspend the coin
age of the silver dollar, providing that on
and after its passage the coinage of the
silver dollars shall be suspended; that the
Secretary of the Treasury be directed not
to reissue any United States notes of a de-
nomination less than SIS 90, and to destroy
all United States notes of less denomina.
ton; and to cease engraving or printing
all such notes. 1t authorizes the Score
tray Of the Treasury, upon the deposit OF
silver bullion in such sub-Treasury as he
shall designate, to issue to the deposition
thereof silver certificates bearing upon
their face the weight and market value OF
tA0 AnGbbk W aCPObAtCAt O6AOuldtCu Ia
United States dollars at the rate of 425 u
grains to the standarddollar. The
Secretary also is authorized and re.
quired on the presentation Of any silver
certificates issued under the provisions oil
the Act by legal holders thereof to redeem
the same by delivering to the depositors
silver bullion of the weight and fineness
certified upon the certificate and immedi.
ately cancel and destroy such certificates.
A Gentlemanly speech.
NEW YORK. Dec. SIT is reported in
London that Abram s. Hewitt, Of New
York. will be the probable successor to
Minister Lowell. The Pail Mall Gazette
says: Hewitt's eminent position as q phi
lanibropist and his free trade views fiji
him for the position, but whoever comes
to England will find Lowell q very diff.
cult man to succeed. Minister Lowell
says: "Please tell my friends in the
United States that / am not likely to COM
NIT such a silly act Of pettishness as to
run away from my post because the CHIEF
Magistrate Of the opposing political faith
has been elected. / presume my success
sor will be appointed and confirmed in
due season, and when he arrives here ]
hope to have the honor of welcoming him
and affording him whatever service may
be in my power to make the beginning Of
his duties easy and agreeable"
Presidential Appointments.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.-The nominations
of Hugh McCulloch, of Maryland, as Sec
rotary Of the Treasury; Frank Hatton o.
Iowa, as Postmaster General; Gen. Schuy
Ter Crosby, of New York, as First Assist
ant Postmaster General; James Harlan
OF Iowa, as presiding Judge of the Court
of Commissioners of Alabama claims
William L. Scraggs of Georgia. a. Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotenti.
airy of the United States to the United
States of Colombia; Jehu Baker of Hin.
OILS, as Minister resident and Consul Gen.
eral Of the United States to Venezuela.
More Reduction In Wages.
P~IrTsBURG, Dec. 3.-The workmen EN-.
ployed in the American iron works OF
Jones 4 Laughlins, between 800 and 1000
In number. who have receiyed notice of n