Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-21

sEaaY's BILL 70 RESTRICT CHINESE
IMMIGRATION.
The Irish American Convention at
Chicago.
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF ROBERT
INVADE.
The Marriage Of Miss Leila osgood Van
derhilt.
INTENSE EXCITEMENT IN Eu-
ROPE.
7. O. HOWE NOMINATED FOR POSTMASTER
GENERAL.
The Marriage Of Miss Leila osgooa Van
derhilt.
INTENSE EXCITEMENT IN Eu
ROPE.
I'll HOWE NOMINATED FOR POSTMASTER
GENERAL.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

marks concerning her, and threatened 'hA'
when she came upon the stand he would rip
up her record" Is he termed it. When Mr..
arrived in Washington with his
wife he heard of the threats that Guiteau had
made, and at once sought an interview with
Mr.. Scoville, to whom he declared most en-
phaticslly that If the assassin attempted to
blacken his wife's character, or subject her to
the Eighties annoyance while she was on the
stand, he would shoot him down as he would
a dog. Mr.. Dunmeyer is . big, staiwart man.
q type OF the men of Leadville. where he re-
sides, and there is no doubt that If occasion
had offered itself he would have been as good
as his word Mr.. Scoville communicated to
Guiteau this warning, and hence the wretcn
treated her with courtesy. While preparing TO
leave for the Court on the morning that MRS.
Durmeyer testified, Guiteau kept up a running
talk with his guard, and intimated his inten-
ton of making things lively during the trial
that day. THAT divorced wife of mine,' he
| said, 'has been brought here to do me harm,
and l propose to show her up" d..
Said Deputy Warden Rush, who overheard
the remark, Il would advise you to DO noth-
ing of the kind, Guiteau."
"why not p asked the murderer excitedly.
Because" was the answer, cher husband
will be near her, and close enough to see every
thing you do and hear everything you say"
But he won't dare to interfere with me. l
am under the protection of the Court" :.
That is very true said Rusk, "but l would
not trust him. He is q powerful man, and
looks like q determined one, and have heard
| that he has taken some chances in Leady1lie.'
sis that SOP exclaimed Guiteau, apparently
surprised, 81 never heard of that before"
The guards say he dropped the conversation
at this point and was led out OF the jail quietly
The loss of two days, incidental TO the death
and burial of Mrs. Hobbs. wife of juror Hobbs,
will serve to still further delay the termina-
ton of the trial. and 1t is conceded by all to be
very doubtful now If a verdict Will be reached
n - nh - 10 t11rr 1 q Snarn aY.
c~ellent, so that no further apprehension IL
felt on that score. Mr.. Scoville is much IA
tigued by his la bors, but keeps up q resolute
spirit.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Dec. a.-Representative Berry
Dem. of Cal yesterday introduced a bill to
restrict Chinese immigration, the main fea-
lures of which are as follows: 1t fully sus'
ponds and prohibits, from and after its pas
sage, the immigration of Chinese laborers OF
every class and description, and provides thai
no Chinese subject shall be permitted to enter
the jurisdiction of the United States. Other
than such as are residents here at the time OF
the passage of the bill, and the following
Diplomatic officers, teachers, students coming
for educational purposes, merchants, physi.
clans and tourists with their body or household
servants, all of whom must be provided with
ce tihcates from the Chinese Government
in Chinese and English, fully Identifying
| ucDlr anu suOMluR tuh tuty uhNC
permission of the Chinese Government. and
approved by the United States Consul at the
port of departure. The bill. in its machinery
for registrstion. and its penalties. etc, is sub.
stantially identical with other bills heretofore
introduced BY Miller and Page.
Proceedings OF the Irish.Americau
Convention.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-The Executive Commit
tee appointed by the Ir~ish-American Conven;
ton at Chicago met on Sunday. Colonel Boland
Of Kentucky presiding. Resolutions were
adopted setting forth that the Executive Com
mittse was empowered by the Chicago Conyen'
ton to take ali necessary steps for sustaining
the people Of ireland in their present struggle,
and to form . central organization to give con
certed assistance to them while the struggle
continues. and also empowering the Chairman
of the Committee to communicate with the
officers of organizations represented at the
Chicago Convention, and ascertain their views
as to forming 9 complete federation OF those
organizations. An appeal to the friends OF
Ireland In America was prepared and copies
ordered distributed. calling for subscription
to be sent to the suffering people of ireland.
Tried to Rum q Colorado Town.
LEADvILLE, Dec. 90. The Independence
Mining Company. located 40 miles from here,
had for q long time been overrun with desper-
ate characters. who kept 1t in a perpetual state
of turmoil. Often several of these would band
together and would virtually take possession
of t h camp, shooting men down on the streets,
closing stores, and blocking business for sew
ersl hours. Shortly aftsr dusk last night Pal.
Ion and Maflery. two .Ssperadoes having the
reputation of killing sna0ber of men, becom-
ing intoxicated, started MP the street. firing
| revolvers promiscuously. General indigna-
ton ensued, and the people turned out en-
mssse and pursued the desperadoes. who were
finally brought to bay and literally riddled
with bullets. They returned the fire of the
mob without effect. A little later . Vigilance
| Committee was formed for the purpose Of
hanging two or three Of the worst blacklegs in
the place, but that class nearly all took fright
and left town Immediately after the shooting
Of Psllon and Mallory.
The Family OF Robert McWade In
Distress.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2o,-Robert Mcwade.
the well known actor. who has been identified
with the play Of !" Rip Van Wrinkle " for years,
has mysteriously disappeared. and his wife
and children are in great distress. In the lat
ter part OF August Mr.. McWade was playing
in the Southern States, from whence he sent
$75 to his family, since then his wife has not
heard from him. Mrs. McWade owes her land
lord SIS for rent, and to-day the family furni-
ture was seized for the debt. The missing &C.
tor was very popular among his fellow actors,
and when his wife's troubles became known at
the Chestnut Street Theater this afternoon,
the actors aud other attaches promptly raised
IA " 4Ss
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BOSTON, Dec. 20.-Edwsrd King cables the
Journal from London as follows There is
intense excitement In Europe regarding the
activity manifested by Frsnce In increasing
her armament. France has lust ordered 900
new cannons of Hotchkiss, the American ar.
morer. for the French navy and other pur-
poses. The French Government have re-
quested Hotchkiss to double the capacity of
his works at St. Louis. The Germans are
making several hundred new cannon 1T Magde-
burg. The French ATE building several new
ironclads. with heavy special appointments
for ordnance.
Marriage I'm High Life.
NEW YoSx. Dec. a.-Miss Leila osgood Van.
derbilt, youngest daughter of VIM. H. Wander
bilt, will be married this evening at st. Bar
tholomew's Church to DR.. VIM. seward Webb.
son of Gen. James Watson Webb. Rev. DIR. 8.
8. Cooke, rector Of st. Bartholomew, will
perform the ceremony. Among the presents
displayed are a magnificent set Of diamonds
from Mrs. Commodore Vanderbilt, set Of Jew
monds and silver from Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt. and q full royal Worcester set from
D. o. Mills.
Growing More Antf.stalwart.
NEW Yoax. Dec. 2o.-The Tribune. which IL
growing more anti-stslwart every day, con-
lain the following: President Arthur may be
proceeding slowly on his Cabinet and other %.
pointments, in order not 10 select accidentally
man who belongs to the majority wing Of
the party. He has escaped all such accidents
so far. There are audible murmers from West. |
srn Republicans that their section is being for
gotten by the administration There were too
many OF their eminent men among the Repub-
who WOE at the Chicago Convention, |
Nomination or Postmaster General
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