Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-22
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
American Institutions Derided at
q Philadelphia Dinner.
PATRIOTIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RESENT THE INSULT.
TRADE DOLLAR COUNTER
FEITER PULLED.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81,

A few DAYS ago the German Society,
of this city, held its annual dinner.
This organization is "A leading German
charitable society, and its members are
composed OF the best citizens. The re
cent dinner was nearly broken up in a
row, many expressions used there
being brought to the attention OF the
State Department. The Consul of the
German Empire, Charles Meyer, made
a speech in which he ridlculed and de-
rided the Government Of The United
States, and all connected with it, and
said the only perfect government was
the German. Stephen Remak, a
prominent lawyer and counsel for the
German Consul, made q speech of the
same tenor. Then a party of IMPERIAL
lists toasted health and success to the
German Emperor and confusion TO the
United States Government. These
sentiments so Disguised some mem
bers OF the society that they left in a
body, and agreed that the State De-
partment should be notified of the
scandalous proceedings, and that
efforts sould be made to have Meyers
conduct brought to the attention Of the
German Government. The affair may
result in the recall OF Meyer.
An establishment for the manufac
ture of trade dollars, at 1,234 Callow
Hill street, has been seized by the
secret service officers. One Cooper
Wilt, a notorious counterfeiter, and
Sarah Page were arrested.
Latest Washington intelligence.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 20.
General Ford, State Senator of Tex
as, was examined by the sub-commit-
tee of the Committee on Foreign AT.
fairs to-day. He gave a statement of
the condition of affairs on the Texas
border, tn the effect that raids still con
tinued. and that the people do not. as
has been asserted. ask for war against
the Mexicans, out merely want pro-
lection, which they mean tn have.
Colonel Adair, Delegate of the Cher.
okee Nation, was before the House
Committee on Territories to-day, end
spoke for more than al hour in Oppo-
sition to the bill to establish the Terri
torial government of Okalohoma, in
the Indian Territory. He argued thai
the proposition was in the interest of
land Spectators and in violation of
treaties and decisions of the Supreme
Court.
The Sunday Herald yesterday i'm.
pre,sively announced, upon the All
lhority of an intimate friend of Presi
dent HAYES, that he has within the
past week declared his intention to
send in new names for New York Gus
tom-house officers in u short time.
This friend is also quoted as saying
that the President has distinct ideas on
the question of official responsibility,
aud intends, under the law, to select
his own agents to carry out his views
of Civil Service. Notwithstanding the
announcement and continued earnest
Democratic invitations to the Presi-
dent, it is not believed by any consid-
cradle number of we'll informed peo-
pie in Washington that he will adopt
this course, which would reopen and
aggravate the conflict with the Repub-
lican majority of the Senate, a thing
evidently undesirable il not manifestly
useless.
The MiniOns Of Hell at work in
Iowa.
OMAHA, Jan. 81.
A conspiracy to ruin a number of re-
Specialize young girls has been un
earthed at Red Oak, Iowa, and intense
excitement has been created thereby.
There were in the conspiracy a dozen
men, some of them being married
They were in the habit of decoying the
girls into offices, rooIns of hotels, etc,
on the pretenss of passing an evening
in small games. AT last the daughters
| of a minister and a lawyer were ruined,
The minister's daughter, only fifteen
years old, was kept away from home
four days. Her whereabouts was only
discovered alter the most vigilanl
search. The arrest Of five me fol
lowed, two of them married. The par
ents are most respected citizens, and
intend to push the case to the bitter
end. The offenders also moved in
good society.
Boston Blows for H~nyes-Sospe'
thing About n Defunct Bank.
BosrON, Jan. 81.
The report of the Bristow dinner
| here, as sent west, accidentally omit,
ted to state that when the company
were called to order. the chairman
proposed a sentiment in honor OF the
President of the United States. In
stantly, every man was on his feet, and
while the band played the "Star Span.
gled Banner" three hearty cheers were
given for President Hayes.
Investigation by the Receiver of Tho
Bridgewater Savings Bank shows tina
the Treasurer, E. 5. Sou,hworth, now
dead, added forgery to other violations
of trust, and that the distractions foo
up over $4,000 inclusive of sums dut
depositors Ia the bank firm of DunbaI
&Co.
Advice from = Gold Organ.
NEW YORK. Jan. 81.
A forcible article in the Public urge
our banks to avail of the present lov
gold premium to put the entire bust
ness of the country, SO far as transact
ed through bank and exchanges, OH {
gold basis. This does not involve pay
ment in gold but only payments ant
loans on terms of gold and its marke
equivalent.
.Arrest Of Murlerers.
PorTsviLLR. Pa, Jan. 81.
John Kane and Michael Berger hay
been arrested for the murder of Pat
rick Burns Mt Tuscarora, Schuylkil
countv. April Is. 1870. Kane, VIII,