Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-24
EASTERN NEWS.
Internal M:GhinE Found Anllg a
Lot Of Books.
CONSERVATION ~ POLICE HEAD
QUARTERS - CHICAGO.
A Hos. Of Election Judges to be In
dicted for Fraud.
CATTLE AND SHEEP DYING RAPIDLY u
COLORADO.
The Liberty Bell on Its Way
to the Worlds Fair.

rssl name 10 Otto Funk. wA arrested last
night. having il his possession 8 large
nnmber Of books stolen from the PnoDc
rihrsrv. The books we're seized ct hif
residence. and we're found 10 be in large
boxes. These boxes were removed 10 the
New City Hall building to-day, when the
discovery VA made that among them we're
six or eight internal machines containing
dynamite, any one OF which was sufficient
70 blow up such 8 building. CONSERVATION
reigned at the police headquarters when
the discovery was made, and a number OF
startling rumors were at once put snoa'-
Funk, when questioned, said be was only
experimenting. The matter is still 3 mys-
terry.
The Liberty Bell Travelling.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23.-The Liberty
Bell was taken from Independence Hall
this morning s. s O'Clock, and 3 process
sion of 500 policemen started for the West
Philsdelphia depot. The truck on which
she old bell was hauled through the streets
was appropriately decorated with garlands
Of flowers and flags. 1t Was drawn By six
horses. Two bands Of music were in the
procession. Many houses along the route
were decorated. At the depot the bel
was transferred TO 3 special car to bear it
| and its guard of three officers TO the Expo
sition. The bell platform in the car is
protected by 8 brass railing, with posts
.---tl -s4h nsIac1 halla and q largo
frame upon which the bell is secured.
Flag Presentation.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.- When the House
met this morning a handsome silk Ameri-
| can flag ornamented the wall behind the
Speakers chair, and, after reading the
| Journal, the Speaker laid before the House
S communication from the Philadelphia
Women's Silk Association Of the United
States, rendering the flag to the House,
and bespeaking for il q place in the hall OF
The National Government. Kelly offered
resolution, which was adopted, accepting
the flag. and declaring it excellent fabric,
and perfection as TO the colors il displays,
which affords evidence of 9 remarkable and
rapid development Of the culture and man
utscture of silk by American people. The
House will cause the flag to be displayed
within the balls of Congress.
Captain Phelan RevenEefuI.
NEW York, Jan. 23.-The World this
morning publishes an interview with
Captain Phelan. in which he states that he
intends to prosecute all those concerned
in the mnrderous attack upon him. He
will protect the secrets of those in Ireland,
but will pursue O'Donovan Rosa and his
gang until they are punished for conspir-
acy 10 murder him. Phelan states that
be has documents in Kansas City that
will greatly aid him, and show that be
was nc traitor.
A Host to be Indicted.
CHICAGO. Jan. 23.-It was learned last
night that a County Special Grand Jury
voted to indict ass judges Of the recent
election for permitting carelessness and
frauds, through which a S10O, 900 appropria-
ton was made to appear to be carried by q
majority Of $4,000. when, in reality, the
proposition was defeated by several hun
dred votes. The number of judges to be
indicted includes about three-fourths Of all
who served. County Clerk Ryan and Jus.
tices Scully and Kersten. who composed
thei canvassing board, are also 10 be in.
dicted.
Bad for Cattle Men.
COLORADO CRY, Jan. pa heavy snow.
storm is in progress. The weather for the
week past was very severe on cattle and
sheep. IL the storm continues the loss OF
1--we stock will be very great. Reports OF
losses are constantly coming in. Specials
from Grantsyille and other Northern Texas
points report heavy rains to-day, but
freezing tonight. Cattle are dying rap.
idly.
Rum ON n Bank.
NEW HAVEN, Jan. 2S.-There was a run
on the New Haven Savings Bank this
afternoon. The excitement is increasing.
Inc Dank officers assert that the bank ia
. All right. The run was caused by some
person JOKING about the banks condition.
:. had for the Exposition.
., new ORLEANS, Jan. 2S.-The continued
rainy weather has interiered greatly with
the attendance at the Worlds Fair. The
. management OF the Exposition is in a
serious difficulty about its financial affairs,
:, An Immense Emerald Found.
NEW YORK, Jan. pa dispatch from
Panama says: Ia the celebrated Muzo
! emerald mines, situated at Bagaca, in this
{ Republic. an emerald has been found
weighing in the rough over one pound,
This splendid specimen is believed 10 be
the largest ever discovered.
3 A Noted Confederate Dead.
r San ANTONIO. Texas. Jan. 23.-Colonel
Thomas G. Williams died this mornine q,
paralysis. The deceased was eomm;s.
stoned as Assistan. Commissary Genera
4 OF the Oonfedsracy To- services at Rich.
0 mond. ~
a Defaultiug County Clerk.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, Jan. 2s.-Fr.
i, County Clerk S. D. Scott was arrss,sa ~
! county money during his ,srm Of cas-