Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-15
EASTERN NEWS.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY sENTINEL.l
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
NEW YORK.
SHERMAN ON RESUMPTION.
THE MISSING STEAMER HEARD
FROM.
TxNNiE &. CLAFLIN AFTER THE
vANDERBIATS.
A Great Fire In Brooklyn.

NEW YORK, May IA.
The Suns Washington special says:
Sherman in conversation yesterday af-
ternoon said he hopes to proceed under
the bill without interruption. The
country had reached hard pan prices.
We are on q specie basis and it would
BIZ little less than An act OF cruelty not
10 take any step possible to relieve the
people of the incubus OF irredeemable
currency. His chief fear was Of the
false apprehension. prevalent at the
West, which had spread to other parts
of the country, that by resuming the
Government would strip the country
of all its paper currency and leave
nothing but gold and silver for the pay
mant of debts and the transaction of
business. Should this feeling take a
strong enough hold on Congress il
might seriously embarrass the opera
tions of the Administration. He saw
no other easOn to expect difficulty or
delay. Sherman declined to say
whether Hayes would OF would not
veto any act extending the time for the
resumption. All the signs were good
and he proposed to go forward steadily.
He spoke with great h~opefulness.
New YORK, May 10.
The City of Brussels broke a shaft
on the 23rd ult. The City of Rich
mond, which arrived to-day, spoke
her proceeding under sail on Tuesday
last, in latitude 1890, longitude ALB.
All we'll. Will probably arrive on
Thursday or Friday.
NEW YORK, May l3.
Claim has been made upon VIM. FL.
Vanderbilt by Tennie G. Clafin tor
over one hundred thousand dollars,
proceeds, she alleges, of ten thousand
dollars deposited by her with Comma
dore Vanderbilt in 1871 for speculative
operations. Vanderbilt, before leaving
for Europe, pronounced the claim
ridiculous.
New York, May IL.
The Herdtd's cable gives the details
of the sinking of the Turkish iron-clad
the only point being that the Turks
own steamer, while the Russians Went
but did not save any lives.
NEW YORK, May IL.
A fire, which lasted all day and de-
stroyed about $400, 900 worth of prop
erty, broke out at ten o'clock this fore
noon in Brooklyn, in Campbell and
Thayer's oil works. The building was
six stories high, and occupied a half
block.
The State Department to Turkey.
WASHINGTON. May l3.
The reply Of the State Department
to the formal notification by Turkey OF
an extensive state of war between that
Power and Russia is to the effect that
the United States will continue to oc
a strictly neutral position towards
the belligerents. A similar reply will
be furnished Russia.
The Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, May ID.
Business on Change, though not driv-
ing and characterized by excitement
and violent fluctuations OF the preced-
ing week, has been very large and the
markets have been sufficiently unset.
lied to admit of speculation in almost
every commodity.
End Of the CoOpers' Strike.
CLEVELAND, o., May 10.
The Standard Oil Company's coop
ers, 1900 in all, who struck three
weeks ago, will return to work on
Tuesday at the company's terms, but
with the promise that as business re
wives their wages will be increased.
The company also agrees not to GIN
ploy boys in their shops, but give all
the work to men.
A Catholic Jubilee.
NEW ORLEANS, May 10.
The Golden Jubilee of His Holiness,
Pope Plus Ninth, was celebrated by
the Catholics of Now Orleans to-day,
by a grand military and civic process
sion and mass meeting in Lafayette
Square.
WILMINGTON, Del. May l3.
THIS afternoon during the temper
ance rally in the Grand Opera House,
when over three thousand persons
were present, the disco very of a guam
tity of burlap burning in the cellar
caused a stampede. An old lady
promptly started Glory Hallelujah,"
which being taken up by those on the
stage, allayed the fears of the crowd
and order was restored. A man
named Baird has been arrested on
suspicion OF attempting 10 fire the
building.