Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-16
EASTERN DISPATC HE'S
King KalakRua-The Supposed OBJ.
ject Of his visit-Iharley ROsS
Again.

New YORK. Dec. Is.
Washing on dispatches say that King
Kalakaua feels amazed a the magui-
tude OF the country through which lie
has Just traversed. The idea that Il
railroad could run 5000 or 1910 miles
in an almost direct line i'll country
had been beyond his mental grasp.
The King is much gratitied at the kind
ness OF his reception in san Francisco
and while en- route hither, which. he
SAYS, was far beyond his expectations.
Very few people in Washington hold
other opinions than that his visit re-
la,cs. i'll some manner, to annexation.
A few believe the Reciprocity Treaty 10
be the immediate object of his visit,
and but few think it is merely a social
call or that heGovernnent would pay
80 much attention to so insignificant "A
ruler If nothing was mean thereby.
kalakana is still indiSposed.
The Police Superintendent received a
di>patch from Fort Hamilton. Long
Island. this morning. stating that VIM.
Mosher and Jos. Douglass, burglars,
were shot last night and that Douglass.
before dying, declared that MoSher
knew all about Charles Ross, the child
stolen from Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is.
Detectives say that Mo>her, the
burglar shot nea Brooklyn last night,
and who is accused by his pal with he
ing the abductor of Charley Ross. re-
sided, beiorethe abduction, on Monroe
street near Second, in this city, and
owned a horse and carriage.
The Coinage Question Kanaka
King.
VAsHlNGTOS, Dec. Is.
Mr.. Tinderman, director of the Mint.
has been inquiring as to the probable
productions of gold and silver during
the coming year, with a view OF regu-
lating the coinage. He announces as
the result that from the ComStOck lode
alone a yield of forty million dollars
is anticipated, as the production will
apparently lie only limited by mill NJ
IA, illtie'. During thesnext wear part
of the mixed bullion from Nevada will
have to De refined at the ~a>sayer's
office in New York, the refining ca
pacitv Of the Pacific coast moi beng
sufficient, and therefore arrangements
will be made Tor that purpose. The
present demand for trade dollars i.
S5o0,000 per month, and is constant,
increasing.
MIX NdItlldtId - DtlttT lO-UiN, Utl
will remain in door until to morrow
when he will call on the President.
Terrible Fire in Boston,.
WHITEHILL, n. ", Dec. Is.
The nail factory, rolling mill, ma
chine shops, and all the buildings or
the south side Of Au Sable river. at Al
Sable Forks, belonging to j. & j. j
Rogers Iron Company we're, burned
this morning. Loss about SIS, 900
partially insured.
Boston, Mass, Dec. Is.
A large fire is now burning here il
the wooden district. and tile tiremer
are endravoring to prevent the spread
OF the flames to the section lying he
tween Warchall and Maiden streets
The fire alarms last night and thi.
morning have caused approximations OF
another general contiagration. At
O'Clock tins morning the fire destroyed
a large hve-story brick, from No. rs to
No. 81 PlymptOn street, occupied bv
Carry q CALVIN, and a large number
o: other firms engaged in wood manu-
factury. The flames were driven by
the wind across the street, limited Cur
ry & Noyes' dry goods house. To;al
loss by this fire, S65 900; insured for
$4,000. Later this morning, second
and third alarms were sounded and
before the Fire Department was called
the flames were famed by the strong
wind and Don made fearful havoc
among a mass OF wooden buildings
between PlyInpton anG Warchali SITS.
then crossed Warchall street. after de.
stroying the large planning mill of Nor
ton a Che-iey, and burning j. j.. Me-
Nuts extensive wood mandatory.
Enerson's piano mandatory. adioin-
ing. ESCAPED. being a brick; but the
buildings Oh ALL sides. chiefly wood,
are in ruins. the wind carrying the
burning brands across Albany street
into a large lumber yard, and o all
that tract of land lying between AL
bany and Water streets is a mass of
flames. The firemen have abandoned
this section of the fire to its fate and
are laboring TO prevent the flames from
spreading into the section lying be-
tween Warchali and Maiden streets.
pouring water on the burning piles of
lumber on Albany street.
l2:3O P. M.-The flames, in the burn,
ing dist riot ara nnu bonubt IN ho mn