Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-13

structions, and General Crook has tele-
.graphed to Washington for advice, as IRE"
Dog belongs in the Department OF Dakota,
which is not under General Crooks Juris-
diction. From Colonel Montgomery dts
patch it would seem that Crow Dog was
not arrested, but that be proceeded himself
to Fort Niobrara and Voluntarily surren-
dered.
Death of the Niearaguan Minister.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-General Maxine
Juarez, the Nicarauguan Minister to the
United States, died suddenly at his resi-
dence here about 5 O'Clock this afternoon.
He had been about during the day, and
had called at the Executive Mansion early
in the afternoon, returning to his resi-
dence before his usual hour. Not respond
ing to a call for dinner. a messenger went
to his room to call him, and found BIN
sitting by the open window dead: HIS
death is supposed to have resulted from
heart disease.
Rich Carbonate Discoveries.
DEADwooD, Aug. 12.-The excitement
over the carbonate discoveries nine miles
| from here continues. A new town has
| sprung up sailed West Virginia. which is
well represented in all branches OF trade,
and supports a daily newspaper.
The Grand Jury to-day presented an In
dictment against the County commission
ers for malfeasance, and demanded their
removal from Office.
Vanderbilt Not Represented at h
Railroad Meeting.
New York, Aug. 12.-The Times says
the only great trunk line having a termi-
nus in this city which was not represented
at the meeting on Wednesday, was the New
York Central. The absence of any repre-
sentative of Vanderbilt was commented on
by railroad men as being very significant,
and was indicative of the intention of the
New York Central management to hold
aloof from any arrangement which might be
made by the committee.
Interview with John ROach.'
NEW YORK, Aug. II. John Roach, in
an interview, estimates that the total
amount paid annually to foreign ship OWL
ers for CARRYING American products abroad
is $3.50, 900, 900. The amount paid for pas
senger fares, added to that spent by Ameri
cans travelling in Europe, he thinks is
more than equal to the surplus of trade il
our favor.
The Railroad War not Ended.
New York, August 1.-THE Post says
Evidently the railroad war is not neal
ended. Vanderbilt is reported firm, in re
fusing to make any agreement, which does
not place New York ON the same %footins
as Philadelphia and Baltimore. That i, hi
won't agree to less freight rates thithei
than New York from Chicago.
Ssvuar Du-or,asnd
WASHINGTON. August 1.-THE Treas
ury Department to-day purchased 500, 00(
ounces of fine silver, for delivery at thu
Philadelphia, San Francisco and New Or
leans Miuts. This is the largest purchas,
of silver made by the Department for soms
weeks past, owing to the high prices asked
A Dastardly Charivari Party.
OTTAWA, August Thames Wetherell
aged 20, and Margaret Doherty having
married, some roughs charivaried them
from IL last night till 2 this morning, anC
then broke in the door, demanding money
The old man beat them off, and then fol
lowed. them out. This morning his deaf
body was found by the roadside with hi
head crushed.
Ex-Confederate Reunion.
GALVESTON, August ia reunion o
* Confederates living in Louisiana, Ark
ansas, Missouri and Texas is being held il
Dallas. A procession headed by the loca
military, the fire department and bras
bands took place yesterday. Speeches wer
made, etc.
Another Case of T~ripIets.
CHICAGO, August 11.-There is anothe
case of triplets at Decatur, I'll. The happ.
father this time is a newspaper man, Harr.
PembertoD. All girls.