Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-04

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Parnelrs Address
WAsE-xe7ox, Fs5r1ay 5.
Il IVES rear s ocSSck last everlng vhen
the SPEAKER called the House 70 order
Very fsw usre prerns. but the seats a the
kbsszteHz we're oesBss=6 by ladies. and the
gAAlss1ss we're eln-szE packed with speesA-
tors The SEsass- grac=szly introduced
Charles Ssexzrf PEr1e4l. II Ireland AMID
the cl8Fr1ng e hAz3s, Pgsne3l said the
A.2srlcaa Republics oEanNn would be of
the greatest importance IN enabling them
20 obtain 4 settlement q TIE Irish question.
He proceeded 10 SPEAK CT the tenure Of the
Land In Ireland a. besng tas u8ost pressing
question of that oclrEry- and quoted the
testimony Of the historian Frozde against
The principles Of pirate property in lad.
He also quoted ~AfPrOsingls. The NeE York
Nation against the idea Of emigration As q
remedy He proposed 10 initiate the e1-
ample Of Prussia and other Continental
countries, where f-r6sl tenure had been
third. and found wanting, and had been
abandoned He proposed 70 give an cp-
Portunlfy to evsry occupying farmer IN
Ireland 10 become the owner Of his own
farm He referred 90 John Brighr's prop
osifion for . eonp&sy to advance money
for the purchase Of Insb farms. and eriii-
cised Bright for shrinking from asking
Parliament TO sanction that principle. In
conclusion, he sad that il would he .
proud boast for America il she, by the
force Of her public opinion alone. and by
the respect with which ali peoples looked
upon any sentiuaent prevailing IN America,
should obtain for Ireland. without shedding
one drop Of blood. without drawing the
sword without ons threatening message,
the solution Of that great question. He
was proud and happy Ia the belief that in
the way he bad mentioned, q in DO other
way, America would Re an important factor
in the solution Of tie Irish land question.
Applause On motion Of O'Connor, the
House then adjourned, and . personal in
PRODUCTION Of members and others to Par
nell followed.
Burnins Of . Hospital.
MILWAUKEE,, February 8.
The county hospital. located on the
county farm. in fb- town Of Wsnwattoss,
was burned this morning. On account Of
the books being burned. the exact number
Of inmates is not known. but it is supposed
to have been sixty. Thirty were carried
out. and Others made their own escape
Two bodies have been recovered. The
wallis partially fell in, aad it is thought
that several bodies are yet among the
ruins.
An Indian War Probable.
0uyr.no Fahrua-v
A dispatch from Port Buford. Dakota,
says: On the 18th Of January, some Uu-
c2ppA Indians raided a Gros yentre camp
and captured q land OF ponies. The next
day q war party of Gros yentres. after
riding forty miles, attacked the marauders
and gained the battle. which was fierce and
bloody, fifteen being killed and the stock
r~ecaptured. The Gros yentre braves are
much excited. A general uprising Of the
Indians along the Yellowstone is feared
early in the spring.
Eaa's scheme.
WASHINGTON, February 8.
Captain Rads has arrived here from
Europe. where he has been for several
months studying the construction of the
Suez canal and other engineering feats,
with . view Of p~erfecting bis plan for a
ship railroad canal across the Isthmus OF
Panama. He has had . hearing before the
House Committee on Inter-oceanic canals
in behalf Of this scheme. which is TO con-
struct . railway across the Isthmus cap
able Of lifting ocean ships over.
Another Investigation.
WASHINGTON, February 8.
Senators Wallace, Mcdonald, Garland,
Hoar and Blaine will go to New York on
Thursday to take testimony as a sub-com-
mittee OF the Senate to the committee ap-
pointed to inquire into alleged frauds in
the late election. 1t ia understood that
this renewed inquiry will be directed to-
wards the operations Of Chief Supervisor
John ]. Davenport.
No Cause Assigned.
AUGUSTA. February 8.
Israel Boothby, Cashier Of the First
National Bank. shot himself fatally to-day
after jumping into the cistern on the bank
premises with weights attached to his feet.
The Directors say his ccounts are prob
ably all right.
Raising the Wind.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, February 8.
Yesterday . young man grabbed from
office Of the Guarantee Trust and Safe
Deposit Company fourteen 81 900 bonds,
and made his escape.
A Doubsful Story.
SCRANTON. Pa, February 8.
1t Is reported here that Samuel J. Tilden
Is to be married to Miss Fanny Ranck, Of
Pa, this week.
To be Investigated.
AUGUSTA. Me-, February s.
The House has agreed to investigate the
bribery Cases.
FOREIGN NEWS.