Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-17
EASTERN NEWS.
A Bill for The Retirement Of General
Grant Defeated.
vss DUDLEY AssAagEo FOE TIE
SHOOTING or sossA
Train Robbers Go Through
the Passengers.
Ywo salRoAp TRAIN wRfeKEss sHoI
AND KILLED.
.;rh. Cases Of Dynamite ssa!sa ET'-
. Magazine.
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Retiring Grant.

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Retiring Grant.
wuszsaros, Feb. l6.-ao1se-Sloeun'
upder instructions from the Military Con-
mi.tee. moved to suspend the rules and
n.ss the Senate bill for the retirement OF
General Grant. This is the first bill passed
bv the Senate, and specifically names TIE
officers to be retired. Herr and warner
fos Ohio demanded 9 second motion TO
suspend the rules. Il Vas seconded eyliv
10 II. A thirsy-minusss' debate Vas Al
lowed upder the rules. and was opened By
| slocum in behalf Of the bill This bill. he
said, proposed TO place General Grant II
| The same position Be would have occupaed
| had he not, in accordance with the vii Of
| the people Of the country, accepted The Of
| ice OF Chief Magistrate. In form and lang
| usse, this bill vs precisely like al bills
| passed for purposes Of this kind. lshAs Of
| ten been said that much hss been done for
| him byshe United States Govsrnmeni BE-
| yond paying him salaries 10 which Is was
| eniitledto By Law.
The motion in the House 10 suspend the
| rules and pass the Grant Bssirensos BIZ
vas lost by q vote of-ys&, l5s; nays, leS-
| Ii required o two-thirds vote in the AIR
NATIVE.
Mrs- DadIey I'm Court.
NKw YozK, Feb iS.-Yss1lt DGd sy VAS
srrsigned in tie Police Cours this morn
ing for shooting 0'Donovsn Rosa Rosa
was not in court and the prosecuting
| officer announced that be would not call
| him. because there wxs such Al exeltsnsot
| sboa. Dynamite 81 present that any ex-
traneous matter might interfere With the
orderly administration Of Justice kx-
Judge Fullsrton and Lawyer Butts appeared
for Mrs. Dudley, Who sAs ~eO1pOssdly DsAr
her counsel, and listened intsoty, bat
with little evident concern % he testimony
Of the witnesses for the people. When The
prisoner WIS asked By q witness whom she
had shos, she said: "OfDoaovan Rosa"
The witness xsked vhy, and vas told by
the prisoner that she hAd shot Bossa BE-
cause abe wanted 10 kill him, and her
reason for such desire was thai Rosa SN
an enemy 10 her country. The Justice
consented 70 IL her bail 81 $500 for the
prisoners appazrancs before The Grand
Jury. Mrs. Dudley wxs rsuAndsd, pend
ing the appearance Of bonds1ea.
Train Robbers.
HAYWOOD Texas, Feb. le.-Two men got
on the passenger Train Of the Galveston,
Harrisburg and San Antonio road Al L.
ling shout 10 o'clock tonight, and when
the train vas about hall wAy between L.
ling and HArvood the passengers IN ths
drst class coach were surprised on behold
ing their two supposed tslloE-p2sssngsrs
standing IN the center OF the ear with
hsndkerchists over the lower portion Of
their faces. With revolvsrs in thsir banda,
they quickly demanded cash from The pass
engers in this coach, avoiding all jswelry.
They made 10 attempt 10 60 through the
remainder OF the train, bat jumped from
the train while in motion. II was done 80
quietly and quickly that the passengers in
the other cars and the conductor knew
nothing Of the robbery Q; the time. They
secured about $500 in cash.
A County Treasurer Robbed.
GALVESTON, Feb. 1e.-A Galveston News
Queen City, Texas. special says: Last Fri
day night 81 Linden. the county seat Of
Csss county. the residence Of P. B. Kin
kead. County Treasurer, wAs entered By
two masked men. who struck Kinkesd .
severe blow On the head With . pistol, then
robbed the safe of $1,000 in money, and
$4,000 State securities, all belonging 10
the State and county. The robbers e.
capped. Linden has nj telegraph or rail-
road communication.
Railroads Bloekaded.
CHICAGO, Feb. l6.-The Chicago and
Alton and Louisville, New Albany, Chi
cago, and several smaller lines, are block
AIDED with snow. The former sent one
train about noon, but expresses listle hope
OF being able 70 get i; through. The
Grand Trunk refused consignmeuts Of
freight this morning. The chief trouble il
In the South and Southeast Trains West
and North are nearly on time.
A BIoedy Prize Fight.
Providence, B. l., Feb. 1s.-To-day an
elsven-round prize fight. lasting q min
utes. was fought in Attleboro. lust over
the Rhode Island line. by Gallagher Paw
tucket formerly Of Boston, and Brady Of
Central Falls, formerly Of Lawrence for
siuo . sids. After the fouath round, Gala
gher had IL all his own way. Both men
( we're badly punished, and the affair in said
70 have been 8 particularly bloody one.
Fearful freshet Apprehenaed.
TRENTON. N. J. Feb. I6.-A heavy rain.
storm this morning caused the river 10
! rise and great damage to the property
IL feared along the river front. Several
mills closed. owing to the water in ,hs
: buildings. Reports from Lsmbertsv;Ils
e Milford, frenchtown and other point mn
the Delaware state that the river ia risine
and . fearful freshes is spprehended.
Two would-be Train-wreeker..
GALVESTON. Feb. ia Galveston News
Luling special says: officers discovered
, two negroes obstructing the track Of ,hs
Q galveston, Harrisburg and San Ansonio
{ railroad for the evident purpose OF wreck.
J ing the approaching train. In arressins
tne miscreants, one negro was instsn.l
. Killed, the other was mortally woundsd
q and Afterwards died.
High Water In North River.
NEW Yosx, Feb. l6.-Ths tide Of ths
o North river shls morning is higher than h
has been in many years. The water IL ON