Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-30
EASTERN NEWS.
Another Anti Mormon Measure Be-
fore the National Congress.
ITS PASSAGE THIS SESSION
IMPROBABLE.
President Oleveland's Marriage An
nounced for June Q.
A CONTRACTOR KILLED BY A
BLAST.
Oil in Quantity Discovered IN
Denver.
A MvNIFl,ENT GIFT FROM ANDREW
CARNEGIE.
ESPECIAL TO THE s~ESrINEt.l

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WASHINGTON. May 29.-The House Com
mittee on the Judiciary to-day discussed
the details OF the Edmunds Utah bill, and
will endeavor to finish its consideration
next week. Changes Of great Importance
have been made, but the action taken up
to the present is not final and may be
reversed or materially modified when the
committees come to pass upon the measure
as a whole. Perhaps the most radical
change made 80 far is the excision OF the
clauses providing for the appointment OF
trustees to take charge of the Mormon
Church property. and the insertion of q
clause, absolutely repeating the Federal
charters granted the church and emigrs-
ton society. If a quorum of the commit
tee can be got together next Tuesday ef-
forts will be made to agree upon and report
the bill to the House so as to get 1t upon
the Calendar, though it is not believed that
q motion can be had upon it in that body
during the remainder of this session.
The Presidents Marriage An.
n0unccd.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-President Cleve-
land will be married at the White House
on Wednesday evening, June 2, to Miss
Frances Folsom. The recent death OF a
relative OF Miss Folsom has changed the
original plans for the wedding, and the in
vitations will now be limited to a few OF
the nearest relatives and members OF the
Cabinet and their wives. Rev. DR.. Sunder-
land, of the First Presbyterian Church of
Washington, will oficiete. The ceremony
will be followed by q collation., and the
wedding in all its detail will be plain and
~unostentatious.
The Maxwell Murder Case.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, May 29.-The defense in
the Maxwell murder case continued read
ing the dispositions taken in Hyde. Eng
land, showing that the defendant, while
| residing there, bore a character above re-
| preach. This consumed the morning ses-
| sion, and at IL O'Clock an adjournment
was taken until next Monday, when the
prosecution will introduce evidence in re-
buttal to that offered by the defense.
Contractors Killed by n Blast.
ASPEN, Col. May 29.-Gill and Lew
Maloney, two railroad contractors of the
1rm OF OrmOD ~ CEOUk, were hllleu Hchi
the mouth of the Frying Pan on the Mid
land road this afternoon by the premature
explosion of a blast they were putting
into the side OF q mountain. David Foley,
another contractor, was seriously wounded
and is not expected to recover.
OIL Discovered In Denver.
DENVER, Col, May 29.-While sinking
an artesian we'll on the premises OF ex-
Governor Evans in the heart of the city.
oil was struck at a depth of 100 feet. Old
oil men of Pennsylvania say the indica-
tions are good for a big flow. The we'll
will be sunk several hundred feet deeper.
Great excitement prevails over the find.
Liberty En~lightening the World.
WASHINGTON. May 29.-The Speaker Of
the House laid before the House a commu-
n~ication from the Secretary OF State, sub.
hitting an estimate of Sl06, 100 for inaug'
u~rsting the statue of Liberty Enlighten-
ing the World. Referred.
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