Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-18
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Gen. Grant mt Allabahad-Markcd
Attention Shown Him.

Gen. Grant mt Allabahad-Markcd
Attention Shown Him.
New YORK, March II.
General Grant arrived at Allabahad on
the 22d Of February, where he was re-
ceived by Sir George Cowper, Lieutenant
Governor of the Northwest Provinces, and
escorted to the Government House. The
General left Bombay on the evening Of the
18th Of February, after enjoying much
hospitality and attention. Lord Gran
brook had sent word to announce the Cen
erals coming, and an intimation to the
Viceroy to show the General every atten-
ton on his arrival at Bombay, therefore
the General was the recipient of many tele-
graphic congratulations and invitations
from the Viceroy, the Duke of Bucking-
ham, and the Governors of the Provinces.
On the evening of the 18th a banquet was
given to the General at the Government
House, at Malabar, Point Bombay, and
after dinner he was presented to the dele
CATION OF native and Parsee gentlemen
merchants. The scene was very picturesque
and striking. The General left Bombay
on the evening of the 18th, being escorted
to the railway station by a guard Of honor
and all the officials. On the Goth the party
arrived at Tatulpar, and visited the marble
rocks on the R~oorbudda river, riding there
on elephants provided by the Government.
The General left Allabahad on the 22d for
Agra; from thence he goes to Delhi, Gavin
pore, Lucknow and Benares, so as to be in
Calcutta ON March 10th; from thence he
goes to Madras and Ceylon. So far the
General and party are very much pleased
with their journey.
A Mysterious Murder.
CINCINNATI, March II,
A very mysterious murder was com
mitted yesterday morning. A young man
named Harry Baldwin, who had returned
from q BUSH ess trip at 10 O'Clock Saturday
night, was found at 2o'clock Sunday morn
ing on Elm street by some policemen, in
what they supposed to be a drunken con-
dition; they took him to the Sta~tion-house,
where he was locked up for safe keeping.
At 6 O'Clock in the morning he was found
to be dying, with a small hole in his tenn
pie, made by a 32-caliber ball. 1t appears
that William SCHUYLER, of the brewery firm
of SCHUYLER Il Gerke, was in that n%eighbor-
hood at al early hour, with some friends,
celebrating q birthday. He snatched a
pistol from a friends poke t, and, as he
says fired in the air, and was arrested by
a policeman, but subsequently released.
To-day, when it was found that Baldwin
was shot, SCHUYLER was again arrested, and
is now in Jail. 1t is claimed that the pistol
fired by SCHUYLER was a 22-caliber, while
the shot which killed Baldwin was a 49,
caliber.
Hanged for OutraSing a woman.
CINCINNATI, March II.
There was considerable excitement at
Newport, Kentucky, yesterday, caused by
the arrest Of Peter Klein, q tramp who
r,krano1 A., TrraaIaII fr, I, ,;,na
A crowd was in the neshborhood of the
Jail all day, but nc demonstration was
made until after 6 O'Clock, when about rs
men marched through Monmouth street to
the Jail, overpowered the Tailor, knocked
down two policemen and the Mayor, Sc
cured Klein and marched him off. He was
taken to Mrs. Truesdall's house and ident-
fled by her, then to the woods, and, un-
doubleday, was hanged. although up to yhis
time the body has not been discovered.
Tenement Houses I'm New York.
New YORK, March IT.
The "World," to-day, on tenement house
reforms, which is now largely engaging the
attention of prominent men here. says the
people who have been shocked by the tales
which California has sent us Of over-crowd-
ing in the Chinese quarters of San Fran
cisco, will do well to consider the escrip-
ton given in this paper Of one tenement
region Of New York, in which $50 people
are packed 80 densely that the average
space occupied by a whole tenement house
family is 10 feet by IL, while the average
space allotted them to sleep in is eight feet
by 10.
Stabbed His Wife for Money.
RICHMOND, Va, March II.
Angelo B~accigalupi, OH Saturday night,
fatally stabbed his wife several times. She
was his cousin. and possessed considerable
money; he getting control Of it, arranged
to decamp. His wife, suspecting his de-
sign, when he left the house went after
him, and endeavored to bring him back.
Baccigalupi thereupon stabbed her, and
ran off. He jumped into the canal and
swan across, but was caught as he came
out. and 1865 Of his wife's money wa
found with him.
Large Requests to Foreign Missions.
NORWICH, Conns March II.
By the will Of the late Deacon Asa Otis,
the American Board Of Commissioners Of
Foreign Missions is made q residuary. Be-
quests amounting to nearly $3.50, 900 are
made, $500, 900 going to foreign missions.
Complimentary Dinner TO senator
Jones.
New York, March II.
Senntor Jones was rendered q compli-
mentary dinner at the Union League Club
on Saturday evening by Drake De Kay.
A number of distinguished politicians and