Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-02
EASTERN INTELLIGENCE.
EXPERIMENTING ON THE
PRESIDENT.
The Exact Locality Of the Ball
Ascertained.
A LARGE DslEeA1lo OF INDIANS 70 ARRIVE
AT WASHINGTON.
CHIN Lam PIN TO BE RE-
CALLED.
New Chinese Munster Expected at
Washington.
few Chinese Munster Expected at
Washington.
DEATH OF GOVERNOR SAILS
BURY.

lHo TTesiueht Is passing o
day, under the supervision of the attend
ing surgeons. Professors Bell and fainter
this morning made another application to
the patients body Of the electrical appara-
tus known as the induction balance, with
a view Of completing the tests of Saturday,
which were not entirely conclusive, and to
ascertain If possible the location of the
ball. Professors Bell and fainter have
been almost constantly engaged for two
weeks in experimenting with the Undue
ton balance, and also have made several
improvements which greatly add to its
efficiency. They tried this improved ap-
paratus upon the President to-day for the
first time since last Saturday, and although
it indicated fairly the location of the ball,
it was afterwards found to be slightly out
of adjustment, and the experiment was
not regarded as conclusive. The result of
this mornings test, however is entirely
satisfactory, both to the Professors and
attending surgeons, and it is now unani-
mously agreed that the location of the ball
has been ascertained with reasonable ex-
actness and certainty, and that it lies, as
heretofore stated, in the front wall of the
abdomen, Immediately over the groin, and
about five inches below and to the right OF
the navel.
1890 P. M.-The Presidents wound con-
tinues to do we'll. At the morning dress
ing it was found in all respects in a salts
factory condition. After the dressing was
concluded the PATIENTS head and shoulders
were raised in the same manner as yester-
day, and he took solid food for breakfast,
with more relish than he has hitherto
shown. His pulse is now 100, tempera-
ture 1914 and respiration 10.
Nihilistic.
NEW YoRK, July 31.-The Tribune says:
Leo Hartmann, the Nihilist, says his pres.
ence here is a desire to gain the sympathy
of the American people for those strug-
Cling for liberty in Russia. "We wish to
show that a change of government is nee
essary. Let sympathy be once aroused and
it will have an influence upon the conserva-
age the revolutionary party. Before COM
ing here. l judged from the tone of the
newspapers published in this country that
the people were little acquainted with Nj
1t has been said l intended TO arrange for
a Nihilist Organization here. This is false;
SO it is that Geneva has been the Nihilist
center in Europe"
"Have you any fear of extradition p
"Not the least" (laughing). ''Tbe ques-
ton was never raised in England while l
was there. 1t was only on my arrival here
that it was raised for the first time. An at
tempt might be made to kidnap
me- What we wish is a general
Congress elected by the people to frame a
constitution. In a word, a constitutional
government. If there is no charge of
policy the Car will die; and if his success
sor pursues a similar policy, he will be
killed. and 80 on. The misery Of the peo-
pie is increasing day by day, and the spirit
OF revolt is increasing by the weight of
their burdens. In Russia there is no mid
die class, and consequently the oppression
of the Government falls directly upon the
working classes. 1t is a struggle between
them and the Government. You see. there
fore, to gain liberty you must practically
annihilate the Government.
Big Chiefs Going to Washington.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Ia large delega-
eASa VI 4AA1hS Aon VIC 1AOCb u II
Northwest will arrive here on the 18th of
August, to consult with the Indian Depart
ment about the division of lands in sew
crafty and other questions of interest to
the tribes. The delegation will consist OF
Standing Bear and two other Ponca chiefs
from Dakota, Little Chief and two other
Cheyenne and Arapahoes, several chiefs
from Standing Rock agency, three chiefs
from Pine Ridge, Spotted Tail and Young
Man-Afraid-of His Horse, Red Cloud and
two other Crows, three Omahas and three
Winnebagos.
Striking Butchers.
New YORK, 31.-The Butchers Union
struck yesterday morning for an increase in
wages. There was no time for argument.
as orders must be filed, and there was no
way of filling them, except by agreeing to
the terms Of the men. The bosses were
rondered helpless from the fact that the
deserters refused to work with any but
Union men. In all houses on the east side,
with one exception, enough men were put
to work to fill out the orders Of the day,
but with no other agreement than that
they be paid according to their demands.
Guiteau's Crime.
WASHINGTON. July 3L.-The Law Re-
porter has an editorial article on the assault
with intent to kill, in which the ~inadequacy,
defects and incompleteness of the criminal
code of the District of Columbia are
pointed out, but which reaches the con-
clusion that instead Of the maximum CEN
atty for Guiteau's offense being s. or in case
OF two indictments, 16 years, it is accord.
ing to law 20 years imprisonment.
The Author of the Internal Ma
chimes.
CHICAGO. July 31.-A Chicago Inter
Ocean Peoria (Ill.l special says: P. M.
Grow now proclaims his authorship Of the
Internal machines discovered at Liverpool. |
and says more are making in Peoria. and
will be made until England grants Justice
to Ireland.
OF eighteen injured by the beer still ex.
plosion nine are dead and three more will
probably die to-night.
Charged with Numbering His Wife, !
DETROIT, Aug. 1.-seven hundred cigar
makers have struck, and work is generally
suspended.
Mrs. John Simpson, a boarding house
keeper, died this morning from the effects
Of a shot fired at her by an unseen hand
on Saturday. She charged her husband, |
who had been separated from her, with
the murder.
Chinese Minister Recalled.
CHICAGO, Aug. IAN Inter-Ocean's
Washington special says An attache Of
the Chinese legation said to-day: As he
understood il only Chin Ian Pin was to be
recalled. They expected the new Minister
in November. Chin Ian Pin returns at
his own suggestion and desire. He is now
over 10 years old, and Is very anx-
ious to return to his native country be-
fore he dies. A younger man will be sent