Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-09
A Partial List Of the House Of
Representative Committees.
A PRETTY BLONDE EL0PES
WITH A NEGRO.
Woman Suffrage Declared a Cure for
7clygamy.
The ESCAPE or SIXTEEN PEalTfaTlARY
toHWcTs.
a Doctor Arrested on q Serious
Suspicion.
A PROMINENT HOTEL DE.
STRoYED BY FIRE.
ESPECIAL TO THE sRNTINRL.l
The House Committees.

The House COnbnliSteeS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. ~8.-Spesker Carlisle,
late yesterday afternoon, announced the
names of the Chairmen of the following
House Committees: On Elections, Tur-
Ter Of Georgia; Appropriations. Randall;
Ways and Means, Morrison; Naval Affairs,
Herbert, of Alabama; Military, Bragg of
Wisconsin; Foreign Affairs, Belmont of
New York; Banking and Currency, Cur
tin Of Pennsylvania; Coinage. Weights
and Measures, Bland OF Missouri; Rivers
snd Harbora, Willis Of Kentucky; Labor,
O'Neil of Missouri; Patents. Mitchell of
Connecticut; Pacific Railway, Throck-
morton of Texas; Commerce, Reagan OF
Texas; Public Lands. Cobb Of Indiana;
Judiciary. Tucker of Virginia; Indian
Affairs, Wilborn OF Texas; Postofices and
Possroads. Blount OF Georgia; Claims,
Springer of Illinois; Accounts, Spriggs of
New York; Invalid Pensioners, Matson OF
Indiana; Militia, Muller Of New York;
War Claims. Geddes of Ohio; Mississippi
River, King of Louisiana; Education,
Aiken of South Carolina; Pension, Ell
bridge of Michigan; Private Land Claims,
Halsell Of Kentucky; District Of Colum-
bia, Barbour Of Virgins; Reform and
Civil Service, Cox Of North Carolina;
American Ship Building. Dunn Of Arkan-
sas. Following is a full list OF the most
important Housa Committees announced
by Speaker Carlisle: On Ways and Means
Morrison. Mills, Hewitt. Mcmillan,
Breckenridge of Arkansas, Mayberry,
Breckenridge of Kentucky. Hiscock,
Brown, Reed and Mckinley. On
Appropriations Randall. Forney, Hul-
man, Townshend, Burns, CSbell, Lefevere,
Adams of New York. Wilson, Cannon,
Ryan, B~utterworlh. Long, McComss, Hen
derson of Iowa. On Coinage. Weights and
Measures-Bland. Lyman. Seymour,
Hamphill, Norwood, Scott, McCreary
Bynum. james, Rockwell, Little. FELTON,,
Fuller of Iowa and Toole of Montana. On
Rivers n Willis. Blanchard,
Murphy. Gibson, Stewart. CoultOD. Cutch-
con. Glover, Henderson OF Illinois,
Biyne, Stone, Burleigh. Grosvenor an d
Markham. On Foreign Affairs Belmont,
Clements of Iowa, Singleton OF Missis.
sippi. Wortbington. Daniel, McCreary,
Grain, Rice Waite, Ketcham, Phelps and
Hill. On Naval Affairs-Herbert, Hewitt,
Wise. Ballentine, McAdoo, Norwood, Lore,
Hsme. Thomas, Cot, Bonlette and Buck.
On Public Lands-Cobb, Henley. Van
Eaton, Doran, Lufoon, Stevens, Lands,
McRae, Strait, Anderson, Payson, Stephen.
son, Jackson and Voorhees, of Washington
Territory. On Territories-Hill, Springer,
Spriggs, Burns, Sadler, Boyle, Perry,
Dawson, Taulbee, Baker, Cooper, Herman,
Symes and Joseph.
silver should be Paid.
WA~sHiNaToN, Jan. 6.-In the Senate to-
day, Eus'ice offered q concurrent resolu-
ton, regarding the recent call for $40, OOO,-
600 Of bonds made by the Secretary of the
Treasury as follows:
Resolved, That in the opinion OF Con-
gress said bonds Of $40, 00O, 900, payable on
the 1st of February, 1886. should be paid
in silver dollars, such payment being in
strict compliance with the existing law,
and in the tide OF financial policy estab-
lished by the legislation of Congress.
1t was referred to the Committee on
Finances.
A FOOLISH Freak.
CLEVELAND, Jan. S.-Last night Miss
Ida Norton, a pretty blonde, residing at
No. SO Bromwell street, while attending a
whist party at the house Of a friend on
Prospect street, suddenly left the table,
went into the hall and disappeared. 1t now
transpires that a negro, Gus Barber, had
been paying secret attention to the girl
and procured . marriage license during
the day. 1t is believed the couple mar.
ried and took a trim East. The girls
mother kept a clearinghouse in a good
neighborhood. The family are we'll con.
sidered. The dusky sdmirer 10 q barber
by trade and his name as we'll.
woman Sufrragists Protesting.
NEW York, Jan. S.-The woman's
Suffrage Committee. at its nesting last
evening. passed resolutions denouncing
the pending bill TO take suffrage from the
women of Utah. calling ON the New York
Senators and Representatives to oppose IL,
and they declare woman suffrage q true
cure for polvgamy. The request was tele-
graphed to Senators Evarts and Miller at
Washington.
He Protested His Innocence.
CAMBRIA. Nd, Jan. so. Williams.
(co!ored,) convicted for outraging Mrs.
Eliza Keene while in this county, was
hanged here to-day. From the time of his
arrest and during his trial he exhibited
almost q total Indifference TO his fate. ana
1t was not till last night that he manifested
my apparent concern. He protested his
innocence Of the crime.