Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-26
EASTERN NEWS.
A Warm Discussion in The Senate
Over Courts Martial.
.w,c.alr ARRANGEMENTS MADE WITH
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.
A Dynamite Explosion at Nashville
Ohio.
-..., nnaiev Examined By
rr-comm;ssicner Dudley Examined "
the Warner Committee.
rar HIeH LICENSE LIQUOR LAW .OfflA'lO
N the MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE.
rs,xc1IL 10 TEX sExrrsEL-l
----...sonaf Intelligence.


A.. a;..nss;on Of the Army Appropriation
h;, s,xsll said the House provision SO
amended the niniy-fourth article as 70 en-
III. corr,. Martial to control the hours
a. their own session. In the discnssion
wh;eb followed Ingalls, said there were
o,har matters connected with the Trial oy
oou,t Martial that needed more serious
consideration than tho hours Of meeting
ua ra,srred to the trial Of Gen. Swrim.
INGALLS, said that the proceedings were q
a;ssr.ce to civilization. II was 9 shame
.h.t .nv tribunal Of Law should be sub
;ec,ed 10 the pressure Of violent interests
that appear to have been brought 70
ha.r not only in the Interests
az Justice, bu. for the purpose Of compeli'
ing q verdict more Injurious TO the
.ccussd than the findings of the Court
II has been several times returned 70 .ne
Court, the last time with mos o1ensi,s
epithe.s on the defendants. MI. inssIis
hoped the Senate would stand ny us fuIes'
and not give way on the proposed amend
meut. sherman thought ingalls, hypo-
critical. but there was one great evil con-
nected With trials BY Court Martial Ine
Jndre Advocate was practically nothing
but : prosecuting officer, and In the
swain Csc he had proved . most Aggres.
siye one. II that ID the law OF the United
States. said Mr.. Sherman, God help me
from ever falling into the power of the
Cours Martial. Dawes thought u trlning
10 salk of the hours Of the session OF me
Court Martial, while the press was report
ing things that would be 8 disgrace TO
American Justice for all time. Better
ha5 IN besn in the Swain Court Martial
that il had never been convened than TO
afford to the people Of the United States
the spectacle presented this morning,
shocking every mans sense OF justice.
House-On motion Of Glssscock, the
Senate bill passed for the erection Oh 9
public building at Sacramento, CAL, 70
cost S10o. 600.
Ex.Cemmissfoner Dudley Examined
WASHINGTON, Feb, 25.-Senator W. W.
Dudley, ex-Commissioner Of Pensions,
was examined BY the Warner Committee
to-day. He testified that the force Of the
Office amounted TO $40 employees when
he became Commissioner. and il was in
creased TO LISA during the thres years OF
his service. During the last24 years there
has been fled S22. $40 claims Of all classes.
Of which $50. $50 had been adjudicated.
The witness attention was called 10 the
allegation that claims from Ohio and In
diana had been pushed ahsad Of those Of
other States for political reasons. In re-
Div he read from Official reports. showing
that the proportion Of claims sdiudicated
to those fled was smaller in Ohio and In
diana than in any other Noythern State
Witness declared thai no class or station
had been unduly favored BY his order, or
with his knowledge. and that had any f.
voritism been shown By any s~ubordinats
the man would have lost his place.
The Locomotive Engineers.
0xAEA, Feb. 25.-The locomotive engi-
nesrs congregatsd in this city from every
division. The 1--WE branches Of the Union
Pacific have been secordsred 9 formal hear
ing by General Superintendent Smith, and
the result ia announced ~ satisfactory tc
both engineers and the management. Two
Objectionable features Of the old rules ar
to be expunged from new rules. and an en-
ginser will not be held responsible for 90
cidental damage TO his engine, neither il
he required 10 sign . wsiver to all claiml
for personal injury. The delegates viii
remain here 9 few days in consultation
with Mr.. Smith IN other provisions Of ths
new rules.
Dynamite In Ohio.
CLEvKLAsD. Feb. 3.-In the absence o
the family last evening. the house Of Nsa
ShAnks At Nashville. Holmes county. Ohio
vas partly destroyed by 8 dynamite explo
sion. The person who placed the dyna
mite in the house il unknown, and ID.
people are greatly excited. This seems Il
be the outcome ofa local discussion, whici
originated some time ago in the hurnins
Of q house occupied BY women Of unsavor,
reputation.
Aasi-Liqaer People Excited.
CHICAGO, Feb. Is. notwithstanding tn,
passage Of the high license liquor Law b,
the Minnesota Legislature, later advice
announce is defeat night before last in III,
Senate. Itpassed the House and . major
isy Of the Senate pledged themselves 4
stand BY ID. The failure Of the measur
has excited much surprise. Steps will b
taken TO bring the bin up again.
Large Failare In baltimore.
BAIrrxoRE. Feb. 35.-George v. Keen
James @. Hasgerty and James r. Has
gerty. trading - Keen 4 Hageersy, mani
facturers and wholesale dealers 10 lin en-
JapAnned ware. made an assignment to-ds
to Frank Gosnell for the benefit Of thei
creditors; liabilities. $400. 600.
Tive fho1sand q Day.
Says the White Pine Reflex Of last Sst