Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-11
EASTERN NEWS.
The Shipping Of Silver From West
erI Points TO Washington.
THE DEATH SENTENCE OF REL, THE
REBEL, CONFIRMED.
He Will Probably Swing on the
18th Instant.
REVENUE TO COVER ONLY THE GOVERN.
MEnT's FxPEHsEs WANTED.
a Terrible Cyclone in Wash
ington, Ohio.
PACIFIC COAST APPOINT
MENTS OF INTEREST.
REVENUE 10 COVER Only THE GOVERN
MEHT's EXPENSES WANTED.
a Terrible Cyclone in Wash
ington, Ohio.
PACIFIC COAST APPOINT
MENTS or INTEREST.
ESPECIAL TO THE sESTISEL.I
The Shfpment of Coin.

| The shipment or Coin.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-John Hoye,
President OF Adams Express Company,
had q conference with Secretary Manning
and Treasurer Jordan to-day in regard to
the transportation Of gold and silver coin,
which resulted in an agreement that here
after all such shipments will be made by
the express company in accordance with
the contract entered into by Secretary
Sherman. This will not, however. inter
fere with the shipment Of S., 900, 900 in sill
yer from New Orleans TO Washington on
the United States steamships swsrts and
Yantic, as the coin has already been placed
on these vessels. and they will set sail in
q few DAYS. The remainder Of the coin at
New Orleans, which 10 TO be transferred to
Washington, amounting to fifteen million
dollars. will be sent by express, and the
same mode OF transportation will be
adopted In the transfer Of gold coin from
San Francisco and silver coin from Carson,
St. Louis and elsewhere. The conference
was held at the request Of Secretary
Manning with q view, 1t 10 understood, to
transfer q large amount Of gold and silver
coin from distant points. where it is lying,
10 the commercial c~enters, where IL il
more likely to be needed.
Riel Will Probably swing.
CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-The Chicago Daily
News will give a full account Of the decis-
ion Of the Manitoba Supreme Court, COM
posed Of Chief Justice Walbridge and Jus.
tices Taylor and Killam. They to-day gave
Q Judgment on the Riel case, disallowing
the appeal and confirming the death SEN
tence passed by the Northwest Territory
Court. All held that according to the evil
dence the jury could not come 10 any other
decision than they did; that the cour.
clearly had jurisdiction. and that while
the prisoner acted strangely at times he is
. clever, designing man, who sought to ad-
vance his OWE personal interests by using
the hslf-breeds as tools. There is q grow
ing conviction in Winnipeg that Riel will
be hanged on the 18th inst.
A Proposed Revenue Reduction.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-Representative
Mills, it is reported here, has been engaged
during the entire Summer in the prepara-
ton Of a bill which he proposes introduc-
ing soon after the converting Of Congress.
It ia stated that the measure will provide
for o reduction of the revenue to such q
sum as Ia necessary to cover the Govern
ments expenses. 1t 10 proposed that this
revenue shsll be derived 10 the main from
that class Of taxable articles known as lux
uries, and that the taxation OF the neces-
saries OF life shall be reduced to the lowest
possible sum.
A Terrible Cyclone I'm Ohio.
CLEVELAND. o.. Sept. 10.-A terrible
cyclone struck Washington, q city OF four
thousand inhabitants, twenty-five miles
west Of here. at 8 O'Clock this morning.
and almost literally swept Ii from the
earth. 1t came from the northwest and
broke upon the town suddenly. carrying
everything before il. The tornado whisked
up Court street, the main business thor
oughfare. and wrecked almost every bust
ness block on it-at least forty or fifty in
all. Hardly Q private residence in the
town escaped. fully four hundred build
ings going down.
Ths Gale Abating.
CHICAGO, Sept 10.-The fierce gale,
which for the past three days constantly
swept over Lake Michigan, has at last
abated, and q vast feet are ~windbound at
1Ab Rokb AO-u1g bC6oA W clc6Es n
telegram received here states that o yes.
sell struck on Harbor Pier at the Two
rivers In Michigan and went TO pieces. II
lie believed to be the scow Milton Milwau.
kee, and IL Is supposed that the crew OF
six men were Lost.
Three of q Kind.
ATLANTA. Ca, Sept. 10.-Ids Maxwell
to-day sloped with John R. Shelton. Her
father and brother found them al his
mothers house and assaulted him,
Shelton struck young Maxwell with Q ham,
mer. and the father and shelton then ex-
changed shots. each falling severely II not
fatally wounded. The three are all In q
| critical condition.
Fourth Glass P0stmasters An.
pointed.
WASHINGTON. Sept. l0.-Acting Post
master General Stevenson to-day appointed
the following fourth-class Postmasters:
California AT C~loverdsle. John Field;
TEXANS, H. L. Strstton; Etna Mills,
Frank Lowe; Millville, Henry L.. Martin.
Oregon-At North Yamhill, John Ed.
wards.
A Fatal Explosion.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Sept. 10.-As q gang OF
fourteen miners were coming out OF the
Alta colliery at Branohdsss this morning
q tremendous explosion occurred. John
Linn. aged II, was instantly killed. and
thirteen others were more or less burned
and mangled. some fatally.
Presidential Appointments.
WAsHISdroN. Sept. l0.-The President
at u late hour this afternoon appointed
Mrs. Marion Mulligan. Of Chicago, TO be !