Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-23

granted" There are flying rumor TO the
effect that several other departments are
to be ordered out.
Logan Seeking Glory.
WAsHISGroY, March 22.-In the Senate
to-day Logan submitted the following
resolution, and asked that it might be
printed and lie over, saying that he would
call it up on some future day and submit
some remarks on 1t:
Resolved, That the sessions of the Sem
ate commonly known as Executive ses-
sions, go far as they apply to nominations,
cou6rmsiions or reflections, shall here
after be held with open doors, and that
the puLlic record of the came shall be
kent the same ss of Legislative sessions.
The resolution was ordered printed
and to lie over.
Alderman Jaehne's BOndsmen
withdrawing.
New YonK, March 2~2.-Joseph O'Don-
nell, who was a bondsman for Alderman
Jaehne, this evening withdrew his bonds
and surrendered the Alderman for GUS
tody. Governor Martin left for home on
the 9p. NJ. train last night and Governor
Marmadake will leave this morning.
Both Governors are reported TO have said
that they will have nothing further to do
with the matter, and that the case must
now be decided by the Executive Com
mittee and railway managers.
a supreme COurt Decision.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The Supreme
Court has rendered a decision in the
Mackin.G Gallagher case that the crimes
charged against the defendants are in
famous within the meaning OF the
Constitution. and the defendants cannot
be held to answer in the courts OF the
United States or otherwise than by a
presentment or indictment by q Grand
Jury. The affect of the decision will be
to send the case back to the lower court,
to be proceeded with a Grand Jury indict.
ment instead of by information. 1t does
not effect the sentence of five years, which
Mackin is now serving in the Penitentiary
for perjury.
A Fatal Accident.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, March pa terrible
accident occurred this morning in the tun
mel Of the Pottsville and Mahonay rail
road at Horse Shoe Curve, just outside OF
the city. Shortly after the day shift went
on a tremendous fall of top rock took
place, burying 20 workmen, mostly ltal-
ians. James wright and an italian known
as "No. 5 f" we're killed outright, and sew
eral others were seriously injured.
The Natural Gas Ex pIOsiOn.
PITTSBURGH, March 22.-The fire at the
Murraysville gas we'll was effectively ex-
tinguished to-day by means of an immense
smoke-stack, which was placed over the
pipe and the flames smothered. The air
about town ia im%pTegnated with gas, but
no serious results are ap%prehended.
Engines Disabled.
DENNIsoN, Tex, March 22.-At 2 O'Clock
this morning the watchmen at the round
house were surprised by the appearance of
about $50 masked men, who commanded
them to keep quiet. All the engines were
then disabled, sothat it will require many
days to repair the damage.
A Narrow Escape.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, March 22.-About 2
o'clock this morning the northbound Iron
Mountain railway passenger train wss
stopped at the long trestle two miles south
of Little Rock, owing to the discovery that
the trestle was burning. 1t was soon de-
stroyed, and the train was unable to pro-
coed further.
Unsatisfactory Terms Proposed.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 22.-The local
assembly OF the knights Executive Com
mittee is still in session, discussing the
Hoxie terms. but Chairman Irons says
they will be rejected, as to accept them
would be to abandon all their principles.
Death Caused by Alcohol.
DENVER, COL, March 22.-Henry II.
Ashcroft was found dead in his room this
morning. The canse of death was alco.
hol. The deceased was a brother of E. H.
Ashcroft. Of Boston, the inventor and
manufacturer OF the Ashcroft steam gauge.
More Three Per Cents Called In.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury this afternoon issued the
135th call for the redemption of bonds
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