Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-16
EASTERN INTELLIGENCE.
AN INTERVIEW WITT A COM
MUNIST.
A Warning to the Heads Of Ameri-
can M~onopolies.
enulD AND VANDERBILT TO CONSIDER WELL
THEIR FUTURE ACTIONS.
ANOTHER RAILROAD CON-
~SOLIDATlON.
Malone Bagged by the Republic
A Dead Set Against the Conf1r.
nation of Matthews.
The National Banks Rapidly Re
depOsiting.
A Dead Set Against the ConfIr-
nation of Matthews.
The National Banks Rapidly Re-
depOsIting.


New YORK, March 15.-In an interview
with a Times reporter, Julius Schwab, the
Communist, said: 'In America, the fate
which has overtaken Alexander has a
point. There are those in the United
States who should heed the warning, for it
bodies disaster to some among us in high
places"
ITO whom do you refer?"
az need not p~articularize, but the heads
Of the American ~monopolies have cause to
be troubled. They are expressing the peo-
pie Of the land. and for just such oppres-
sion Alexander was killed."
"And you decline to name these monop-
olists who are thus inviting DEATH"
"Weii, 1 am willing to mention Jay
Gould and William s. Vanderbilt as rep
resentatives of the class to whom l REFER"
"Do you mean to aver that there is
really danger in their being served as was
the Czar?"
"Mene Tekel Upharsin is written, and
it is plain to the eyes Of all men that the
American m~onopolists, Gould, Vanderbilt
and others, had better consider we'll their
future actions"
Result Oh U AaWSult.
NORFOLK (ya.), March 15.-On Satur-
day evening, as Thomas Mcpherson, Wm.
Old, Vim. Whitehorst, and a man named
Fisher, were leaving Princess Ann in q
wagon, they were fired into from an am
bush, and Old and Whitehurst instantly
killed. The murder was the result of a
law difficulty.
Railroad Travel I~nterfered with
in Nebraska.
OMAHA, March 14.-Passengers and mail
on all the delayed Union Pacific passenger
| trains, East and West bound, have now
been transferred with wagons around the
food of water three miles west of Fremont.
The transfer will be continued until the
water subsidies. 1t is said that this is but
the beginning of high water troubles on this
and other Nebraska roads. Three OR four
inches of snow fell here to-day. The storm
come from the East. The Burlington &
Missouri trains between Omaha and Lin
coin were abandoned on account of the
storm.
Communists Rejoicing i'm the
Death of the Gar.
New YORK, March 1.-THE Communists
Of this city will hold a meeting tomorrow
evening to sympathize with the Russian
Nihilists. The notorious Schwab Social
lists OF the low order of fugitives from the
Paris Commune in this city, have called a
meeting for tomorrow night, to sympathize
with the Nihilists and rejoice in the death
Of the Gar. They have cabled congratu.
l%ations to the Nilihists in Russia.
BOnds for h Sinking Fund.
WASHINGTON, March IA. -SecretaryW Win
dom said this morning that there is no i'm
mediate probability of the Government in
viting proposals for the sale of United States
bonds for the Sinking Fund. He could not
say positively when the next purchase will
take place, but from present indications it
will not occur to day or tomorrow, all
statements to the contrary.
Violating a Corporation Ordinance.
NEW YORK, March 15.-Joseph Hassfeld
was arrested on a charge Of violating a
corporation ordinance, in putting bills on
telegraph poles for a Communist mass
meeting to rejoice over the death of the
Gear Of Russia. He was arraigned in
court to-day and fined $40.
A Railroad Conference.
CHICAGO, March ia conference which
is quietly going on here leads to rumors
that a party Of ten persons are organizing
q syndicate to consolidate the Northwest
ern, Northern Pacific, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and St. Paul roads.
A RumOred Duel.
New ORLEANS, March 15.-It ia ru-
mored that Burke, editor Of the Democrat,
has challenged Parker, editor Of the Plea
yune, to a duel.
Washington Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, March 15.-The Senate
made no attempt at organization. Malone
voted with the Republicans on all motions.
He is now regarded as securely bagged by
the Republicans.
John Sherman will make a fight for
Stanley Matthews. Conkling, Logan and
David Davis will leave no stone unturned
to beat him.
The bonds which were Withdrawn from
the Treasury by the bulldosing national
banks are being rapidly redeposited, for
the purpose of taking out the new ~circula-