Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-25

Ute Indian troubles. Secretary Schurz
and General Sherman gave all the infor-
nation in possession of their departments.
The discussion turned upon what steps
should be taken, and it was decided that
for the present only precautionary meas
ures should be adopted.
The Fork town Centennial.
YORKTOWN, Va, October "a.
The centennial of the surrender of Corn
wallis was celebrated here to-day with ex-
tensive ceremonies, oratory, etc. A num-
Der of prominent Northern and Southern
orators were on the stand. Prof. Charbier,
representing the French Government at
New York, also spoke in a patriotic strain :.
Major Burmish, Of Her Majesty's service,
who has been in this country four months
travelling, was then introduced and made
an amusing address. He did not wish to
rob them of their honors which had been
fairly won, as both the British and Amer
leans won them at the point Of the bayonet.
(Cheers.) He hoped the British and
American bayonets would never again be
crossed in strife, but be combined to-
gether against a common foe. A series Of
resolutions were then offered and adopted
urging Hon. John Goode to ask Congress
to have q monument erected on the site of
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the event. DR.. Power then invited the
military and invited guests to participate
in a barbecue, which was served on the
lawn in front of the old Nelson house.
The vessels of the squadron were all hand
somely decorated and added much to the
brilliancy Of the occasion.
Reunion Of Carolina Soldiers.
SALISBURY, N. c., Oct. "a.
A orapd rouuinp nf the Carolina s0Idipra
of both armies, was held here to-day, and
10, 900 people were present. The town is
gaily decorated with Union flags. Cover
nor Thomas J. Jarvis, in a speech, said he
had been a soldier, and urged the Carroll
mans to learn devotion to the flag Of our
country. They had borne another, which
had been furled forever.
Senator Vance urged the realization Of
the full significance Of the meeting. ''God
| speed" said he, ''the work of restoring har-
mony, union and peace to our country"
Daniel G.. North said: 1.-THE people of the
North and South must be friends. No ma
ton of equal numbers could have resisted
the North SO long as did the South, and nc
nation but the North could have conquered
the South"
Major Halleck. of Michigan, said he was
| glad his first public effort was on such ar
occasion. He had fought for the Union,
and now would rebuke the demagogue who
sought place by reviving the past passions
Of the war.
Severe Storms I'm the East.
CLEVELAND, October "a.
Yesterday afternoon a heavy gale com
menced blowing from the northwest, aud
the temperature fell rapidly. During the
night the gale reached the proportions Of
a tornado in some parts of the city. Sew
eral chimneys and smoke stacks we're lev
eled, and in one place a man was picked NJ
and carried forty feet by the wind without
serious injury.
Meadville. Pa, report twelve inches Of
snow having fallen since l A. N. Corey
Titusville and Oil City report q light snow
fall.
New YoKK, October "a.
A stiff and cold of-shore gale prevails
on the Atlantic coast to-day. Snow squalls
along the Hundson river are reported,
while the Catskills are covered with siz
inches OF snow and still showing. Snow ii
reported from some parts Of New England
and Canada.
Cheering News from Memphis and
New Orleans.
MEMPHIS. October "a.
Hon. John johnson, Superintendent o.
| Quarantine, has te~legraphed to DR.. Plum
kett, President Of the Board Of Health, q,
Nashville. the following Continued favor
able cold weather, in my opinion, renders
the transfer OF freight and passengers sub
ject to inspection n patrol no longer nee
essary. With your approval they will be
discontinued from and after to-day.
MEMPHIS, October "a.
A New Orleans dispatch says the Board
Of Health last night withdrew the quaran-
tine restrictions against cotton, by rail,
from Memphis and places above, and also
passed q resolution requesting the Govern
ment to raise the quarantine on November
LIST.
The Great Bridge.
New YORK. October "a.
Upwards OF $50 en-a larger number
than at any previous time-are now en-
Ployed on the New York approaches to the
East River bridge. The first row Of arches
Of the upper pier, for the span across Gold
street, was finished yesterday. All Of the
buildings between Rose and Williams
streets will be torn down within two weeks.
The work then will be within q block Of
Chatham street, from which the approach
will start.
Murder ON the High Seas.
PHILADELPHIA, October "a.
John Clark, Axel Myberg, Peter Kass-
messen and Karl NJ. Ranfors. seamen OF the
ship Sea King, indicted for the murder Of
Mate Charles D. Brooks, have been found
guilty Of manslaughter. Isaac Jackson
yesterday was found guilty of murder.