Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-21

of the Custom-house, describes as an in
fernal lie the statement that his father sold
out to Chandler. 1t is one Of the most far
fetched falsehoods he ever heard Of He
had never seen his fathers wife. and could
think Of no one but her who would start
trouble with his wife. and wanted 10 get
away from Washington to save talk. Mrs.
Chris;iancy 10 talking very freely to news
paper interviewers, and is filing columns
with stories Of her alleged wrongs From
her statements the ex-senator must be .
very bad man. She represents him as an
opium eater. . man intolerant, prejudiced,
. wife-beater, md jealous beyond de-crip-
ton. Those who have known Judge Chris
fancy, through his long and honorable
life. will be surprised at these statements
His friends here are very indignant at these
ISLANDERS, and insist that Mrs. Christiancy
is resorting 20 this method to gain public
sympathy. The Senator'S intention TO OBJ
tain . divorce from his wife is not a sudden
impulse. but q iong-consid4red and sell
mAtured determination. Her conduct at
Lima was such that he did not desire her
10 remain. and upon his demonstrating with
her. h packed her trunk and returned to
the United States by the first steamer. He
has made q confdant Of q Michigan mem
Der Of Congress throughout his matrimo-
NAL troubles. and this gentleman has been
a medium OF communication between the
ex-senator and bis young wife since their
separation, but her conduct in Washington
has been such that the facts. when reported
to the husband, caused him about three
n,rnfhr >nr - - Tor la.va ~ ah-arna .nl
permission TO return to this unit Mr..
Evarts said to-day that he had been granted
leave. and would sail for the United States
as soon - the International difficulties, in
which Peru j. involved, are adjusted. Mr..
Chrisfiancy has retained Edward c. Inger-
soil. Of Washington, as his attorney, and
he has already obtained evidence which he
believes will be sufirient TO secure an IN
conditional divorce. Mr.. Ingersoll declines
TO say what this evidence is. but SAYS that
some Of Mrs. Chri>tinancy's conduct has
already scandalizei those who have be n
in a position to know OF it. On the other
hand, Mrs. Christiancy asserts that she in
tends to obtain q divorce on account Of her
hu-band's cruelty. The scandal is likely
to obtain very large dimensions before it is
over.
Cartridges for the Chinese.
NEW YORK. March 20.-The Herald, no
ticing an order received by the Winchester
Arms Company. to make from Is, 900. 600
to 10000. coo cartridges for the Chinese
Government, SAYS This Is the first order,
we believe. ever given by the Chinese Gov
eminent to foreigners for the manufacture
Of cartridges Ii is rumored that immense
numbers Of guns have been bought in Eng
land and shipped to China. for use against
the Russians, bat England could not sup
| ply the proper AMOUNT Of cartridges. 1t is
believed that the Chinese have been quietly
arming EVER since Be2consfield has been in
| Office, and that English officers have been
training Chinese troops, n that Beacons-
field is determined to execute . grand coup,
and TO astonish the world, by bringing
| China to the front as a great military
\ power, and to checkmate the designs OF
Russia in Central Asia. The seizure of
Herat by the Persian Government. with
the sanction Of England. is said to be the
next in order, and it is believed that at the
very crisis Of the Parliamentary canvass
in England the fact will come out that, with
the help OF the Chinese and Persians. the
Russians viii be driven ont Of Central Asia,
aud all fears that England may lose India
be set at rest for this generation.
The Resir-ment Of Judge Hunt.
CHICAGO, March 20.-The Inter-Ocean's
Washington special says: A bit Of the Sc
cret history Of the contemplated retire.
ment Of Judge Hunt from the Supreme
bench, and the appointment Of EdmuDds.
has come rus. The latter had decided to
accept the appointment. A. be preferred
that 70 Senatorial service. just here, how
ever, Conkling. at whose instance Grant
| appointed Hunt, stepped in and said q
New York man should succeed Hunt. and
a. he could expect nothing from Hayes
administration, he prevailed on Justice
Hunt to reconsider his determination to
| retire.
still After the Mfnfster.
NEW YoRK, March 20.-Al letter in a morn
ing journal, written in the same hand
writing as postal cards, circulars, md sham
invitations recently sent to secondhand
| clothes dealers, business firms, and educa-
| tioual establishments in the name OF Rev.
DIR. Morgan Dix, and signed High Church
man." declared tina the nuisance would
begin again this morning at $50 O'Clock,
and continue throughout the day. DR.. Dix
left his house to avoid the nuisance. and a
servant stood At the door to guard against
any intrusion. There were only half .
dozen callers, applicants for situations as
servants.
The stewart Estate.
Shortly after the death Of A. T. Stewart.
Alex. Stewart. Of C~avendish. Vermont,
came to this city 70 contest the win. He
returned home, having. he averrsd, OBJ
tanned . promise hat he should have $780,
900 in money, . farm. q other properly.
He now claims that the terms Of the con-
tract have not been complied with, and
has attached all Of A. T. Stewards property
in Woodstock village, consisting Of mills,
A Kensucky Mob.
LOUISVILLE. March 20.-The Courier
Journals Grayson, KY, special. says: LAST
night 100 men vent to Jas. Binun's house,
on the Big Sinking Creek. to notify John
Boggs, a notorious character, to leave the
country. Binun refused them admittance,
and fired so shots into them, killing one
man. The regulators broke down the
doors, shot Binun dead, seized Boggs, tied
him. fred shots ct him and left, after whip
ping . l9-year-old son Of Binun's for join
ing the fusilade."
A Harmless DueI.
RICHMOND. March 20.-A duel occurred
this morning in Brunswick county, between
R. A. Raney. . lawyer, and Richard Jolly, .
salesman. The origin Of the dispute was
the readjustment OF the State debt. Raney
was shot In the right arm. and insisted on
. second shot. The constable arrested the
party.
A C~elenfsatien Scheme.
Ban AxToxIA, Tex. March 20.--A great
schems for the colonization Of Northern
Mexico il being arranged here. which. IL