Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-28
EASTERN NEWS.
4 COngSnal HIlTi8ily ENsElsd
From the Senate Gh3IllH.
an ALICE, 77o?Ess.'SE !E.zE
WANTED AID FUND.
Miner Falls to the Bottom Of q Shaft,
600 Feet.
AssNATf COMMITTEE REPORTS FAVaaAslf
Asrll TO RETIRE Trade DOLLARS.
Secretary MeculloeA Wants to Trd"sj1
100000 Standard Dollars East
Secretary Mecu1oeA Wants to Ird"sje'
100000 Standard Dollars East
ESPECIAL 10 IEE sEyTSELI
How Assuming Consrtssmsn ATe
Sometimes Treated

Sometimes Treated.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-When tie Senate
vent into Executive session to-day, Rep
reseutatiye Oehiltree, Of Texas, Es IN
| consultation in the Senate clo&kroon with
senators Jones Of Nevada ard A&1ey OF
| Texas, in relation to 8 Texas appointment
The three remained IN conference more
than half an hour, during which the Senate
discussed the treaty under consideration.
Ochiitrse left the closkroon, and, going
upon the ChAmber-fooy, vent to Senator
Coke 70 consult With him. Tie lsise- Vas
conierring with Yesi van oohilirA
tapped him On the shoulder. Coke VS.
non-plussed. Turning to OehltEse De
said: Whist in the devil are y0a doing
heres Don't ron know VI are II Exec7-
tive session E" Vest lE1ghed, and ssrnsd
OchiItyee not 10 let Edullts see biz
s. He'll arrest you and pas yea IN jail,
he continued. Assistant S~e-g5ant-4i-
Arms James Christie appeared 81 this
juncture. exhibiting much surprise Al
Oehilirseis presence. He xsksd 1o cues
lions, but taking the Team By the arm
hurriedly escorted hin 10 the Se1xis door,
and told him 10 get cut, and to1 closed
the door npon hin.
Fatal Mining Accident.
YnKEBARzE, Pa. Jan. q. -DE1isl
EgAn and EdENrd DsF4os, miners 81 he
woodward shaft. Kingston. were Ring
hoisssa from thu bo:;on Q. the shaft. and
A. the backes conveying the men va
nearly at the top, . pin IN ihs reversing
level Of the engine fell ont, making il in
possible for the sngirs=r 20 stop the 81
CINE. As TIE bzekss we1t tlro7gh shs
heSd-house, the men jumped DsT8as
eGrght or 3 piscs Of cr0ss-Enber, but
Egan missed AID fell 70 TIE bottom Of tie
shaft, . distance Of 800 feet. His body
was recovered in nAagisd and horrible
condition.
A Professional Thief Causht.
NKw YoRx, Jan. Fluff Miner, Alias
Charles Stewart, alias Pine. alias Gus
Rogers, WA arrested to-day in the Ns-
tionsl City Bank, Brooklyn. He hsd
taken 3 place in the line Of dePosiiors, but
dropped out az be came near the ~teller's
window. As be had nothing 70 deposit, he
was locked up on the charge OF louuging. |
Miner has been wanted for two years. He
ia an expert bank thief, and is believed to
have stolen sl20.O 600 in money and securi-
ties from . Baltimore bank; also, to have
robbed the railway depot In P~hiladelphia
Of s., 1000, and to have robbed q Govern.
ment Office at the latter city.
Reduction In Newspaper Postage.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The House Com
mittee on Postofices and Postroads will
favorsbly report a substitute for the bills
pending before it relative to a reduction a in
newspaper postage from two to one cent
per pound. The bill will provide that
second class publications, when sent by
the publisher and<rom the office Of publ
cation to bona ide suboribers, or when
sent from news agents to actual sub.
scribers or other news agents, shall be
entitled to transmission through mails at
one cent per pound. such postage to be
| prepaid.
Congressional Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Senator Morrill,,
from the Committee on Finance, re-
ported fsvorably with amendment the
House bill for the retirement and
recoinage of the trade dollar. The
vote In the committee was six in favor
and Tour against it. The division in the
committee upon reporting the bill is as
follows: Morrill,, Aldrich, Albion, Miller
OF New York, Bsyard and McPherson.
Affirmative; Jones, Sherman, Beck and
Harris, negative.
Senator Cameron, OF Pennsylvsn;a
from the Committee on Military Affairs
reported favorably a bill authorizing tbs
establishment OF a retired list for non.
COMMISSIONS officers and privates Of the
United States Army, who served 80 years
and upward.
A Growl From GOldbugs.
. WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-the silver yaults
at the sub-Treasury in San Francisco are
taxed TO their fulles. capacity, and the Sac.
rotary OF the Treasury is considering the
question OF transferring from them 40 00O !.
wv standard dollars to the new silver yaul,
In the Treasury Department, but il deter.
req from that course by the great expense
winch Is estimated at 500, 900, ATTENDING
sucn transfer. The attention of Congress
viii oe called to the matter with a view tc
securing funds for the transfer,
!. Run ON a Bank Ended.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Jan. 27.-The run
on the New Haven Savings Bank, which
; commenced Friday last, Terminated 49,.
morning. Over $3.50, 600 was Maid ont
Cieveiand's Letter Endorsed.
NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-The Young Men,
democratic Club Endorsed President.elac,
oieveiand's letter on Civil Service Reform
: to-day. A'oioIm