Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-19

ST. PETERSBURG, March 18.-A messag,
had actually been prepared, with the a
ton Of the late Gear, tending toward
representative Government. The Journa
de st. Petersburg says, evidently officially
that a manifesto will forthwith be issued
announcing that pacific views are held b,
the new Gar.
PARIS, March 1S.-Placards congratu
lating the Nihilists on the assassination O.
the Gear, have been posted here. One ar
rest has been made.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 18.-Michaelof
is the name Of the young man arrested on
the 18th instant at the house where Rous,
sakoff obtained the bombs. He is a peas.
ant from the province Of Simolenski. The
papers found in his possession mention
both the Catherine canal and Little Gar.
den street, in the neighborhood Of the
scene Of the Emperor's assassination.
TIT Nov@ Viemya says: The Russian
authorities were advised several months
ago that Nihilists from Chicago, Illinois,
had re-entered the country.
General Melikoff has sent warnings to
the Golos and the Strana newspapers for
their articles in reference to the accession
of Alexander III. The articles advocated
the granting of a Constitution. Several
editors have been summoned before the
Press Censor, who requested them to re-
frain from utterances calculated to excite
public opinion. Many revolutionary pro-
clamations have been found posted inside
and outside Of the public buildings.
TnNnnN Marcb 10 Tha O1a~ nf D,.o;u
is a lineal descendant of Princess Sophia,
mother of George I; therefore, under
the act Of settlement, with q reservation
as to religion, he is entitled, better heirs
failing, to succeed to the throne of Great
Britain.
Twelve pounds Of dynamite have been
found in the mine near the Cars palace.
1t is believed that the Grand Duke vladi-
mir advocates strong repressive measures.
DUBLIN, March 18.-The telegram re-
porting an outbreak in Clifford District
was totally unfounded.
A. W.. Sullivan has written a letter in
answer to the Lenten pastoral Of the Arch
bishop Of Dublin. He repudiates the i'm
putation that ladies have put aside modesty,
and accuses the Archbishop of insulting
Of the most exemplary devotees Of the
church. Archbishop Cookett of Coshel has
written to A. M. Sullivan, congratulating
him on the Lenten Pastoral Of Archbishop
McCabe. Archbishop Croke says he un-
reservedly adopts S~ullivan's sentiment
Archbishop McCabe's monstrous
In the House Of Lords yesterday the
Arms bill passed.
The celebration Of st. Patrick's Day was
unusually quiet throughout Ireland.
LONDON, March 18.-Lowell, the Ameri-
Minister, yesterday received telegram
from the President Of the Knights OF st.
Patrick Of st. Louis, expressing sympathy
with Parnell, and requesting Lowell to
the telegram to Parnell.
New YORK, March 1S.-The Irish World
has a special cable dispatch from Dublin
containing the following points: Thirty
Land League chiefs are now in prison.
the organizer, was arrested to-
day at Tubbercurry. His wife is on her
death bed. Landlordism is now rampant.
Landlords are serving some of the prison
ers with writs for back rents in jail. Land
meetings were held last Sunday in fifteen
Great crowds attended and i'm
mense enthusiasm was shown. Brave