Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-03

promise between lhe Church ana state
have come to complete stand still,
and the Uitramontanes are again dis
posed to show their old bitterness i'll
opposition to the present Government.
Reichensperger's pamphlet will urge
the Church to insist, as a condition OF
compromise, upon the disposition of
DIR. Falk the Prussian Minister of Ec-
clesiastical Affairs and Public Instruc-
tiOns.
a Defnuiiin: Solicitor.
LONDON, Feb. I.
The Morning Hour understands that
II warrant has been issued for the APP
prehension of William smith, of Smith
* Co., solicitors. 1t is feared that he
has used large amount of money be-
longing TO various clients, and that his
debts amount 10 9150,O00.
CarIist Defeat.
MADRID. Feb. 2.
General River has captured IA Cariist
position near ESteila.
The Cariisls in Bi,cay are retreating
upon Zornoza.
General Martinez Campos is at Eli
Zario.
A Hitch Among the Rifle reains--
Lori EmlmcrstOM-s statue.
LONDON, Feb. ..
The details of the proposed interna-
tional rifle contest are not ca pable of so
easy an arrangement as was at first
supposed. There was an implied un-
derstanding when the National Asso.
citation accepted the American chal-
leuge, that the team selected would
only be from Great Britain, and .he at
tempt of the Americans To induce
teams from Scotland and Ireland to 20
ont, will probably lead to the opening
of the whole question, ii not the with
drawal OF the Rifle Ass ociation from
the felc altogether. A meeting will
be held TO reconsider the matter, and,
unless the team is strong enough to
satisfy Sir Henry Iialford, it can he re-
lied upon that the association will GER
tainly not send any representatives.
The statue of Lord Palnuer>ton, in the
Palace Yard, at Westminster, was un-
veiled to-day. There was no cere-
mony.
The virginius Affair G.nim.
LGSDoN. Feb. !.
A dispatch from San L..ander to the
Times announces tha: General Burriel
Military General of biiDoa. has been
summoned 10 Madrid to account for
the Nireinius affair, and leii San Lean
der on Monday.
Disturbances Anticipated at Crete
VIENNA, Feb. 2.
The New Free Press reports that the
Turkish iron clad squadron has re-
ceived orders to proceed immediately
to Crete, where disturbances are appre.
hended.
In Regard to the Moscl Explosion
LONDON, Feb. /.
The report of the Bremerhaven ex-
plosion has been published by the
Bremen authorities. According TO his
own deposition the name of the perpe
traitor was VIM. King Thomson
born in Brooklyn in 1880. His
parents, who emigrated from Ham.
Iiurg to America, are living in Virginia
lie was taken prisoner when running
the blockade in the late war in the
United State. He escaped and fled
South, where ho passed under The
name of Thomas. lie mentioned II
Midlers Sliidmore, of New York, as an
acconplica, but made no reference tt
other accompices. His wife suppose ed
his name to be Alexander. There is no
evidence that he entered into relations
with the underwriters or plot Ell
against tie safety of vessels previous
to 1878; nor is there any evidence ex-
cept the insurance Of 10000 mares on
the barrel which exploded that he in
sured any goods to he shipped by the
Mosel or the Deutschland. Observa.
tions by him point to the conclusion
that he intended to hand small box tc
the officers of the Mosel, declaring thai
it contained greenbacks and that he in
tended to have the box insured. In
June. 1878, he insured goods on the
steamer Rbeim for S90,000 through
Barings, London. His wiie's evidence
shows tLat previous to his departure
in November, 1870, he anxiously wait
ed letter from England, which he
concealed when it arrived.