Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-11

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The Herald publishes this morning a
Geographic synopsis of letters received
in London from Stanley. He says
Livingston was wrong in reporting
that the Victoria Nyanza consisted of
five lakes. Spoke correctly states
that Victoria Nvanza is one lake, but
Speke's Two islands are p~eninsuias.
The river Shiineyu is the principal
feeder of the lake and the extrenlest
source of the Nile yet discovered.
Stanley had several conflicts with
slave dealers on the lake. On II &C.
casi0n he was attacked by one hun
dred natives armed with spears in
thirteen canoes, who were repulsed az
ter a severe fight. Three natives were
killed. He arrived at Utesa's hunt
ing camp ut Usagura April 18th, where
the King directed extraordinary fes-
~tivities and displays. one feature of
which was a naval review in the lake
of "a canoes manned by $500 men.
On The second day, in addition to the
naval maneuvers, we're races. In
which "a canoes were engaged, each
propelled by 80 Oarsmen. The King
lead the fleet in person in the presence
of a great crowd OF On-lOnkers, in
Guiding the 800 wives OF The King. On
the third day there was bird shooting
and target practice by three thousand
troops. On the fourth day they re-
turned to Utesas, the capital. This
King has 1000, 900 subjects and is u
Musseiman. He has great intelligence
and his dominion affords the best au-
gerry for the possible civilization of AT
rica.
Geo. f. Way, tea jobber, failed
Yesterday. He refused to make pub
lie his assets or his liabilities. Jas.
Wyckham & Son, commission mer-
chants and jobbers, have made an as
signment. Their failure is an import
ant one.
Important Land Decision.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.
A Washington special says the de-
cision of the Commissioner of the Gem
eral Land Office is likely to create y
sensation. He devotes much space to
the in which railroads have
obtained and u.ed their and grants,
and especially criticises what is called
the California land ring.
Banking Firm Suspended.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
The private banking firm OF A. M.
Reynolds & Co., OF this city, suspend
ed yesterday. 1t is believed the assets
exceed the liabilities. The senior
member of the firm has valuable prop
erty in this city. The firm hope To re-
sumo at al early date.
Tie Bogus Bail and Treasury Rob.
berry Sase-lilmcss Of Vice Presi.
dent " ii.Ou.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
Formal pleas i'm all the bogus bail
and Treasury robbery cases, touching
the validity of the Grand Jury, were
to-day submiiled To the Criminal Court,
which adopted in each case the verdict
of the Jury. In the Evans case lat
Friday. the Court gave Judgment for
the United States.
Vice President Wilson was taken
suddenly i'll to-day. about ~ O'Clock,
at the Capitol. but at noon he had con.
siderably improved. His physicians
saw he is now in u comfortable cond :
ton. and that they apprehend no diff
Guilty, and that he will be able to be
reno yed 10 his lodgings this evening.
Further Particulars OF the Iilness
Of the Vice President.
WAsHINGTON, Nov. 10.
The latest report from the physician,
at 1915 p. NJ, II hat the Vice Presl-
dent continues to improve. There was
much alarm at the Capitol this morn
ing, nj about half past ten O'Clock, in
consequence of his Sudden Illness. He
had come to his room. on the Senate
side of the building, ~ usual, hut not
feeling very we'll, requested one Of the
attendants to prepare n warm bath for
him. This wa done and MIR. Wilson
took the bath, remaining in a short
time, and then went TO u barber shop
near the bath room for the purpose OF
being shaved. While in the BARRIERS
chair he was seized with an illness. his
face becoming very pale and almost
deathlike. 1t WAS thought by the few
persons then present thai he had been
attacked ny apoplexy, and that death
would soon enSue, but copious appli.
cations of cold water were made to his
face and neck, when he became suffi-
GENTLY conscious to ask that Chief
Medical Purveyor Baxter, of the army,
be sent for, and complained of sever
pains in his head and neck. All the
physicians in the neighborhOod were
sent for. DIR. Magruder arrived first,
and Surgeon Baxter soon afterwards.
Messrs. Ford and Ashton were also in
attendance. The Vice President was
then removed to the consultation
of the supreme Court, an apartment on
the same tioor Of the basement. Cen
French, Sergeant at Arms, Major Nc.
Donald, Chief Clerk of the Senate, and
other officers OF that body, were
promptly present to render any aid
necessary. A cathartic was admins
tered, which had the desired effect, and
at noon the patient seemed to be com
paratively comfortable. Mr.. Baxter
says the Vice President has been af-
fected with spinal irritation for the last
week or ten days, and had complained
of severe pains between the shoulders.
The Doctor is of the opinion that this
was not all attack of either paralysis
or apoplexy, but that II was caused by
indigestion and constipation. lie APP
preheDds No further difficulty, and
says Mr.. Wilson can be safely removed
to his quarters at the Washington
House, in the afternoon or evening.
Moody and Sankey.
New York, Nov. 10,
The cold rain to-day washed from
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