Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-03-20
Especial to the SENTINEL.

ST. PETERSBURG, March ia man has
been arrested who was habitually addressed
as "My Lord" This appellation was given
by the Nihilists to Jeliabook, the insti-
gator of the plot to blow up the Imperial
train near Moscow. This man was ar
rested on the 18th instant. He appears to
be one Of the leaders Of the Nihilists.
The body of the Emperor will be re-
moved to the Pe~tropaulorsky Fortress on
Saturday. All houses, shops and public
buildings will be draped in black and
white. The police have searched all the
houses in the neighborhood of Michael
Riding School and in Little Garden street.
All h~ouseholders along the route which
the funeral will take are prohibited from
admitting strangers into their buildings to
witness the procession, except on their
own responsibility. Mourning flags hang
from every building in st. Petersburg. As
at present arranged, the coronation of the
Gear will take place at Moscow, at the ex-
piration Of the period of deep mourning
the Imperial family remaining at Moscow
until the end of the year.
PARIS, March 19.-Rochefort's letter to
the Intransigient, from Geneva, says that
Roussakoff joined the Nihilists only a few
days before the assassination of the Gar.
Rochefort supplements his letter by a tel
egram, stating that up to Monday night, at
least, Roussakoff had confessed nothing.
The Nihilists pretend that they have taken
every measure to keep themselves in
formed as to what passes in prison, and
that in a few days they will be able to pub
lish al accurate report Of all the inter-
rogatories to which he has been subjected.
Rochefort's dispatch adds: Had the first
shell missed the Emperor three others
would have been thrown before he reached
the Palace. The amount of dynamite
found in the Nihilist mine was eight pounds.
NEW CASTLE, Natal, March 19.-Despite
the peace party, the British troops are
being vigorously pushed toward the camps
at Mount Prospect, and it is affirmed that
the Beers are fortifying Laingnesnek.
The Beers now acknowledge that they LOST
fifty men in the battle Of Spitzkop.
LONDON, March 19.-President Brand,
Of the Orange Free State. was expected at
the Boer camp yesterday, when the final
decision would probably be given. 1t is
explained that the armistice has been pro-
longed in consequence of Lord Kimberly
having telegraphed that he is unable to
accept the Beers proposals. The Beers are
oucuethohAhS thcii pOsltiOu Ou the right
and on the other side of Mapel hill.
General Wood is striving hard for peace.
Joubert denies that Awkward,
the Irishman, holds n official position.
.ylward has gone north.
The Lords passed the Arms bill last
DUBLIN. March 10. = The Freeman's
regards the proposal for the APP
OF a Papal Nuncio at the Court
81 st. James as one Of the most dangerous
ever attempted by England
the national faith of Catholic Ire
and.
New YORK, March 19.-The Herald's
Madrid special says: The greater part of
he last council presided over by King AL
was devoted to deliberations on the
Instructions to be :~elegraphed to General
Blanco, who was ordered to initiate more
investigations and the unsparing
prosecution Of the authors and their ac-
,omplices concerned in the fresh frauds
hat he has again discovered in the civil