Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-18

gives Blair 1,l6l plurality.
New Hampshire at the recent cleo
ton refused TO strike out the word
protestant" from the bill of rights,
and Roman Catholics will continue to
he ineligible to the highest offices in
the State.
A Shrewd Swindler.
BUFFALO, N. Y, March 16.
Thos. w. Thompson, OF Westfield,
was held for trial to-day before the
United States Circuit Court on a charge
of using the mails TO fr%audulently OBJ
tain money from the relatives of de-
ceased parties of the late Ashtabula
disaster, his modus operdndi teing to
write to the relatives of deceased
friends, stating that he had in his pos
session certain articles of the deceased
and upon receipt of the stipulated
sums would forward the articles
named, signing his name Victor Ben
nett. The prisoner offers no excuse
and will plead guilty.
81. Patrirk's Day In New York The
Press on General McCleIiam'>
Observation-Disclosures . the Muir
derer.
NEW YORK, March II.
The weather is very di~agreeable and
%unfavorable for St. Patrick's parade
to day. There are about two inches of
snow on the ground and now-3
O'Clock A. Nit is raining, with no
prospect of abatement.
The Times denounces the appoint
ment of General Mcclellan a. State
Superintendent Of Public works, and
hopes the Senate will not confirm it.
The Tribune favors the appointment
of Mcclellan, and praises the Gov
ernor for making so good a one.
The World says tor some time Of
ticials i'm the SherifTs office nave known
where Sharkey. the murderer, is, and
inlimates if a reward were offered no
doubt he would be forthcoming.
A Bread Riot Imminent In Penn
syIvauia.
New YORK, March II.
A Worlds Scran on special says:
Serious troubles are apprehended with
striking miners. There is much ex-
element in town. A delegation waited
on the Mayor this evening and their
leader addressed him AZ follows:
wy - IeDISSSiiU tHO Sthi III 4
ingmen of Scranton. / have "A family
OF eight children who have lived IN
bread and water for two weeks; now
we have water but the Lord only
knows where the bread is coming from.
We come to demand bread. and unless
we have it within forty eight hours we
shall lake it by fair means ii possible,
but by fou! it necessary"
MI .t, 10 fnrfappIxy orifiaal
Notwithstanding reports TO the o
others who fear their credit will be
affected.
CHICAGO, March l6.
An Inter Ocean Washington special
says: 1t is stated positively that the
President will on Monday next issue
an order Withdrawing the military
from South Carolina and Louisiana.
He will not directly recognize either
governments, but will allow hat one
to fall TO whom the people will not
give allegiance or pay taxes.
NEW YORK, March l6.
A Times Washington special says:
Dispatches state that the President will
withdraw the troops from The Southern
States next week. Referring editorially
thereto, the I lines says 1t hopes better
couhsels will prevail, but ii the Presi-
dent persists he and the Times part
company.
The leading bank presidents, insnr-
ance companies, cotton factors n
and produce merchants of
New Orleans telegraphed President
Hayes to day, indorsing the resolu.
tons adopted by the Nichols General
Assembly, aud assuring cooperation
IN restoring confidence and fraternal
relations. and guaranteeing protection
to life, liberty and property to all.
celebration Of -. Patrick's Day In
the East.
CHICAGO, March II.
st. Patrick's day has dawned bright
and cheerful, and though the ground
is covered with snow, the procession
formed in various parts Of b city at
an early hour, and after church SER
vices paraded the streets to the num-
her OF about 5000. Among the nota-
ble features OF the procession we're the
Second Regiment, various Catholic
temperance societies and civil organ
iZations.
NEW YokK, March II.
The Police Commissioners gave or
ders that the streets be thoroughly
cleaned for the procession Of to-day,
but a snow storm coming up and con-
tinuing throughout the night prevent
ed. However, Irishmen in the line,
which is not as extended As OF previ-
Gus wears, are as enthusiastic rs eve
Neither bands nor banners are 80 nu-
merous as heretofore. The United
States aud Irish flags fioated in unison
from many fiagstatfs. The day will
close by balls and banquets. Brook
Ign and other adjacent cities had pa
rades, with the atmosphere and tenn
perature as uncomfortable as that OF
this city. In Washington, President
Hayes reviewed the procession, the