Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-21
EASTERN INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVAL OF GERMAN SOCIAL
lists.
How They Were Treated in Ger.
many.
THE cHRIsTIANcY DIVORCE
SUIT.
Counterfeit Money Made to Sell.
ARRIVAL or DR.. WILLIAMS C0LONlSTS.
IMpUDENT MASKED BURGLARS.
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THE cHRIsTIANcY DIVORCE
SUIT.
Counterfeit Money Made to Sell
ARRIVAL OF DR.. WILLIAMS COlONlSTS
IMpUDENT MASKED BURGLARS
Indignation Against the Birge
Bros
By Telegraph to the Sentinel

New YORK, December 20.-The steam
ship Suiva brought among her passengers
four German mechanics, exiled on account
of their Socialistic tendencies. The exiled
band were met at Castle Garden by a com
mittee of the Socialists organization OF
this city, and taken to Turner's Hall. All
of them will be taken care of and supplied
with employment by the organization here.
The experience of one OF them, Grielen-
berg, illustrates the hardships suffered in
Germany by those who have fallen under
the ban. He was first expelled from Ber-
lin, and having a family to support, he
sought work as a compositor in Hamburg,
and was lucky enough to obtain a situa-
ton. After he had worked a short time he
was tapped on the shoulder by the fore
man and told that on account of being q
Socialist his services would no longer be
required. From thence he IN to Frank
fort, where he met with a similar expert
ence. He was finally banished from the
Empire. A number of prominent Social
lists, representing all professions, are ex-
pected shortly from Berlin, among whom
are some we'll known Jews.
Til1ie Christiancy's Divorce Suit.
WASHINGTON, December 20.-The di-
vorce suit of Christiancy, Minister to Peru,
against his wife Tillie M. Christiancy, was
taken up in the Equity Court yesterday.
The defendant filed a motion in opposition
to the appointment of a Commissioner to
take the testimony of Edelgiro, who it is al
legged occupied a room with Mrs. Chris
tian ~ "a tho O. Tcnaae Hotel in fhto atfu
| in December last. Mrs. Christiancy says
her financial condition is such as to render
it impossible for her to attend the taking OF
dispositions in New York, or pay the neces-
sary expenses of her counsel.
A Barkeeper shot ON a Wager.
New York, December 20.-In the shoot
ing gallery at No. As Chatham street, early
this morning, Charles Westield, OF No.
1875 Munroe street, made a wager that he
could put a bullet through the hat of the
barkeeper, who was asleep at one end of
the gallery. Just as Westfield fired the
barkeeper, named Warganzau, changed his
position, and the bullet struck him in the
head, infiicting a probable fatal wound.
Brockway, fhe COunterfeiter.
WASHINGTON, December 20.-The plates
surrendered by Brockway have arrived.
Chief Drummond, of the Secret Service
Department, says that Brockway main
tanned that as counterfeit money is made
to sell, he did not undertake any small
work that he always did work that would
not affect poor people, always combining
his operations to prominent banks. By
SO doing, he said poor people were not
affected, as the banks had sinking funds,
and could make their loss good.
The OkIohama CoIonists.
WASHINGTON, December 20.-Dr. Robert
M. Wilson, the representative Of Captain
Payne's Oklohama ~colonists, arrived to-
day. He expects to call upon Mr.. Hayes
on Monday, and urge that his proclama-
ton OF last spring be SO qualified as to
give the colonists a military escort
through the Cherokee strip, and permit
them to settle on the Government land
to which the Indian title was extinguished
by purchase.
Burglars visit Dr. Mott.
INDEPENDENCE MOI. December 10.
DR.. ]. IA Mott was aroused last night
by two masked burglars, who compelled
him to sit on the edge of his bed while
they gathered watches and jewelry to the
value of 5000. They then dressed them
selves in his clothing, and burned their
own garments in his CRATE.
Indignation Expressed.
BUFFALO, December 20.-Considerable
indignation is expressed toward the own
ers and occupants Of the Birge Bros. paper
hanging works, for failing to adequately
provide means Of escape. The building
was five stories high, and with no fire es-
capes. To this neglect is due the loss OF
life. Some OF the victims were killed by
jumping from the windows Of the fourth
and fifth stories. Others, who feared to
Jump, persisted in the flames. Messrs.
Birge q Sons have organized q gang of
men who have commenced the work of
recovering the bodies Of the victims
who remain in the ruins. The firm will
also voluntarily pay the expenses of the
burial Of the victims.