Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-20
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West street, was burned this af. ei noon.
Loss estimated at $4,000.
The Vienna bankers reported failed
Yesterday were DraSkOvitS 4 Co,
whose liabilities are placed at 10000
OOO fiorinS: assets not stated. They
are believed to have no business on
nections In America. These state
ments rest on alleged private cable
dispatches.
a late copy of the London Times,
received Yesterday, contains a letter
from w. Ii. Russell from Vienna, in
which he says that just now there is,
in the relations of France with the
Empire of Germany, a good deal to
occupy his (Bisinarck's attention, il
my Information is correct. and | have
reason to believe it is. The reserves
are armed, and those in Posen and
Sllecia ale actually ready TO move.
There i a considerable display o.
troops in Berlin. but l attribute this
~ the preparation for the military
spectacle, but | am told it refers TO
tue relations | have spoken OF, the
complications in which have led to a
demand for categorical explanations
from the President of the French Re
public OF his reference to the army
i'll his expression OF a hope for the
s,eedv liberation of the territory of
France. The story goes that the
PrusSian Minister has asked what
that meant, and a distinct reply mus
be given by next Wednesday,. Mar
shal McMahon can't hesitate to dis
claim warllke intentions. but il can't
lie denied that there is intense dis
trust and much uneasineSs in Ger
many. The preparations in Austria
and HunpHrN he llt rnGnrtjnn nf now
arms and armameItS. the speech Of
the Arch Duke to the Poles, the atti-
tuue of the nOn-Gernan press-all
cause distruSt and the suggestion
that Austria is afraid of Russia is met
with by all expression of entire diSbe-
lief; and what could Europe do in
the lace OF 4 neW invasion OF France
10y North Germany? 1t is not easy to
see what Austria could do. 1t is
almost certain hat Il perfect under
standing exists between Russia and
Prussia that the former won't permit
Austria to an offensive atti-
Jude II the latter feels called upon 10
direct her troops into the French
provinces lately evacuated. The policy
OF England under the present admin
lstratlOn Is rat par TtIt cOeium 50 we
may vet witness a renewal of the ter
rltorlai disturbances which marked
the creation OF the first French Fan
pre-. The very earth groans under
the weight OF the armies in Prussia,
and III Northern Germany the evil is
felt, and Is declared to be intOlerable,
tut i accepted as inevitable, so long
As Austria and France are arming.
Austria declares that her organization
is intended Tor defensive PURPOSES,
ana looks TO the East, and not the
North or West but it would need
small prOvOcation, indeed, to induce
Prince bismarck to demand an eX-
planatlon at Vienna. Also, in fact, |
nave been told that things, cannot 20
on as they are. Austria nus forbear,
or we shall have TO break her up.
Education Is diving out in the schools
and i'll the Universities. There are
1000 schools for which masters are no
forthcoming. The chairs in the Uni
Ner>ltieS and Colleges are vacant The
learned professions, the church and
the law, find no recruits. The laurel
bears little fruit. and after all these
things are pondered over by the
thoughtful Germans, and even some
very liberal meu don't approve ofthe
policy which at such Il moment
alicnates the sincere Catholics, by a
new civil marriage law. The radical
press SPEAKS, dtu from very widely
opposite pulpits, denounces that poll
cy, and the new press law, prompted
by Prince Bismarck, can scarcely be
Intended to give larger license to
those who nov write Just what they
please, and appearto possess comlIete
immunity in Berlin, at altevents from
Government Interference.
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, June 10.
The inc from New York that
Judge Richardson is about to resign
his Office OF the Secretary of the
Treasury, is not worthy of considera-
ton.
A. B. Meacham, the Peace Commits
sioner who was wounded at the Cam
by massacre, received a telegraphic
summons to-day 10 appear before the
military commission that is to try the
Modocs, and left Washington tor the
Pacific coast Tonight.
MASSACHUSETTS.