Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-12
EASTERN intelligence.
WINDOWS DECISION ON MA
TURING q. s. BONDS
SENATOR EpMuHDs coxeRAIutATEo ON
HIS RETURN TO THE SENATE.
Malone Appoints a Brotherin-Law
Of Gorham's.
Sugar importers Suit Against
Collector Merritt.
SOCIETY CONFUSED OVER
TWO DIVORCE SUITS.
IMMENSE IMMIGRATION FROM
EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF COLEMAN, THE
FENIAN.
ARRIVAL OF COLEMAN, THE
FENIAN.


printed. As soon as this is done it will
be made public. Treasury officials de-
cline to give indications a. to the nature of
the plan to be pursued.
Senator Edmunds reappeared in the
Senate to-day, and received many con-
gratulations from his associates on both
sides Of the Chamber upon his return from
Florida in restored health.
A Washington correspondent says Sena-
tor Malone has appointed a brother-in-
law of George c. Gorham's clerk to his
(Mahone's) Committee.
A widespread Desire for Emfgra-
tiOn.
New YORK, April 11.-Nearly 10, 900
European emigrants arrived in New York
last week, the greater portion Of them Ger
mans, many of whom are going South.
The Memphis Appeal says: II 5000. 900
Of Germans could be distributed through
the South the advantages arising would
be ~incalculable. There appears to be a
lively demand for them in the fields and
workshops. The Sun says that this prom
Uses to be the greatest year for immigration
ever known. The arrivals for the first
quarter are far ahead of those for the
corresponding period of 1880, and yet the
season when immigration is most active
is only just approaching. The indications
are that he number landed at Castle
Garden for the whole year will equal 5O0,-
BOO. In Germany there never before has
been SO ardent and widespread a de-
sire for immigration as now, and the extra
steamers nave all their accommodations
engaged far ahead. The Commercial Bull
letin says there is an urgent demand for
laborers just now from Colorado, New
Mexico and Texas, where new railroad en-
terprises are in progress. The Denver and
Rio Grande road officials give notice that
they have employment for 10, 600 mento last
one year, with q possibility Of running
through two years. Cinnamon, no doubt,
would be accepted, but of even these there
is a scarcity at present.
Safe Arrival of Patrick Coleman.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Times says
that Patrick Coleman, the Fenian who is
supposed to have been engaged in the at
tempt to blow up the Mansion House on
the night Of March 16, is safe in the hands
Of his friends in this city. He arrived on
the steamer Australia last evening, and
landed at the pier at the foot Of West
Tenth street without n molestation and
without recognition by any one except
those who were instructed with the charge
of bringing him safely from the steamer.
h Fenian brotherhood made arrange
ments to prevent a surprise, either ON the
steamer or the dock, and had there been q
movement toward arresting the man, no
doubt q bloody resistance would have been
encountered. He sauntered quietly down
the UQnO nlanE ~ tho S<oapnar a. a11n -
she was locked, and with q leading mem
Der Of the brotherhood on each side, he
passed down West street Q short distance
and entered q bar-room, where all traces
OF him were lost.
A Suit Against Collector Merritt.
NEW York. April. 11.--Trial Of the case
Of W. 8. WEIGH, sugar importer, against
Collector Merritt. began to-day in the
United States Court before Judge Wallace
and q jury. The suit is brought to recover
several thousand dollars which plaintiff
alleges was exacted from him in excess Of
lawful duties on the importation Of center
fugal sugars from Cuba in August, 1879.
suits are dependent upon the result Of this.
Mormon Matters.
New YORK, April 1.-THE Times says:
President Taylor, of the Mormon Church,
assures our Salt Lake correspondent that
he Is one Of the corner stones Of the Nor
mon faith, and can't and will not be re-
moved on any account whatever. Taylor
is yet in the prime of life, and is likely to
I'LL his office for many years to come.
Therefore, whatever may be the secret dis
satisfaction spread among the young
mothers of the Mormon Church, 1t Is not
probable that there will be any movement
against polygamy instituted by the Nor
mons during the present generation.
The Gre Of the BARK Tiger i'm Dis
oress.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE steamer Nebo
reports having met the bark Tiger, from
Liverpool to Baltimore. seventy-seven days
out, short of provisions and the crew in a
deplorable condition, having eaten nothing
but strips of leather soaked in lamp oil for
several days, and then ate the Captains
dog. Two vessels passed several days be-
fore within q short distance. but ignored
them. The Nebo relieved them.
Enamored of Each Others Wife.
I~NDIANApoLIs, April 11.-German So
ciety is eonvulsed over the divorce suits
commenced by August Richter, q former
Street Commissioner, n DR.. Baumiller.
Each is enamored Of the others wife, and
1t is learned that q compromise has been
effected to trade them-the Doctor to pay
Richter 81 900 to boot. Baumiller and
Mrs. Richter and her son have gone to st.
Louis together.
The Female starvatfonist.
Iowa CRY, April 10.-Miss Deuel still
lives. She has grown weaker since morn
ing, and is hardly able now to swallow
water. Her pulse is very feeble, and the
heat of her physicians hand seems to her
like fire. She is now so low that she pays
no attention to matters going IN about her.
The excitement of visits of strangers seems
to have reduced her much. Her friends
have the sympathy of the community. She
begins the forty seventh day Of her fast
to-day.
Fire at Sea.
BosToN. April 10.-A dispatch from
Highlandlight, Cape Cod. states that a
vessel was seen on FIRE from that point at
7:S0 P. n. Saturday bearing north about 10
miles. but owing to the darkness her class
could not be discovered. She looked like a
two-masted steamer, square rugged on fore
mast. At7:4o both masts were in flames,
and at 8 she disappeared.
Conkling's Mistake.
NEW York, April 1.-The Times says:
In his contest with Garfield 1t is thought in
Ohio that Conkling has driven from his
support many leading Republicans who
warmly sympathized with his acts while
the Administration of Hayes was in force.
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