Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-16
NIGHT
NEW YORK
KING CARNIVAL ABROAD.
A GRAND DEMONSTRATION OF
MOMUS AND MOTLEY.
THE STORY THAT THE HE
BREWS ARE 10 HAVE PALIS-
TINE IN THE EVENT OF
RUSSIAN SUCCESS
DISCREDITED.
NEW YORK.

Trustworthy dealers here in Cali
fOrnla stocks state that they are
buying the better class in large guam
titles for wealthy Eastern Investors
who are attracted by the present low
prices.
King Carnival is in the city to-day.
At 8 o'clock this morning c.owds be-
gan to gather in Broadway and to Sc
iect available positions upon the
porches of hanks and business houses.
Before ii O'Clock the omnibus drivers
had to abandon Broadway to the re-
tainers of King Carnival and dashed
with their vehicles ~perilOusly through
the side streets. Down the main
thoroughfare the chariots of Rex's
train began to come on their way to
meet the Monarch at the Battery. The
people began at al early hour to as
semUle on the Battery to witness the
arrival from some of the mysterious
shores Of the mystical king. At last
there was a shout and everybody
rushed forward. The steamboat Thos.
Colley, decorated with symbols of all
lands in bunting, was approaching
the wharf. AS the boat touched
bands played, salutes were fired, the
crowds hurrahed and the steamboats,
SCItdtIIco u NclCOulO W a POItly kcn-
tleman of middle height, very fair
beard. He wore a velvet hat
with white plume and he was
otherwise ~resplendent in purple
and ermine. With him were
the Grand Turk and Khedive Of Egypt
g~orgeously arrayed. In front of the
Custom house wharf this King and his
companions entered their carriage aud
The procession started up Battery
place. The van was mounted police.
men followed by marshals on horse
back, and then came the King. The
industrial chariots fell into line from
side streets and from Whitehall sire ct.
Nearly all trades were represented
from makers of clothing to the makers
of axle greese. The brewers were out
in force with tableau cars and living
representatives f Gambrinus. A
printing house sent out a little print
ing office on wheels, and the printers
devil was provided with horns and a
tail. When the last wagon had passed
st. Paul's Church, Broadway looked
as If it had just ex perienced a
storm, presenting q cool and refresh
ing aspect on this May day, SO lavish
were thu distribution of bandbills. II
the object of the carnival was to at
tract attention, it must certainly De
credited with success.
Prominent Hebrew bankers here
deny the cable statement that the Rus.
sian Government recently raised q
loan through Jewish bankers by stip-
ulating to give the Jews control Of Pal.
estine ii conquered from the Turks.
Lewis May, Of May & King, whose
foremost position among the promi-
nent American Jews would give him
an acquaintance with so important a
movement, believes the story to be
without foundation.
Forest Fires I'm New York-A VII.
laxe " Wholly Consumed.
MoORE's JUNCTION, N. Y, May Is.
Since midnight last night the great
fire has spread 30 rapidly among the
forests and through the brush lands
that ut this time the entire country for
hundreds Of miles Is e~nveloped in a
dense smoke. Clinton Mills, yester-
day a thriving village, is now level
J with the ground, and no house left
standing. Fifty-five families are burned
out of house and home, and women
and children we're found this morning
huddled together out of the heat.
About y mile west OF Clinton Mills in
the woods are huddled together some
70 families provided with shelter and
provisions.
The Poisoned Miners IsmprOs ing.
STROLLER, Ills, May Is.
The miners Of the Chicago, Whining
ton and Vetmlllion coal mine, who
were poisoned yesterday, as supposed
by their envious brother workmeu,