Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-03
The House concurs IN the Senate Amend.
rnent to the Chinese Bill.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.

ESPECIAL TO The shNIlSLL'I
New YORK, May 2.-The Herald's st.
Petersburg special says: Lit. Danenhower
arrived here this morning with Jack Cole,
Lung Sing, a Chinaman, and a Cossack.
\ breakfast was given in their honor,
which was attended by the United States
Consul, Secretary Obreskoff of the Minis
try of the Interior, and representatives of
the English and Russian press. Lieuten-
ant Rodenoff, Adjutant of the Minister OF
Marine, arrived during the breakfast to
ask news of Lieutenant Danenhower on
behalf of the Minister. Danenhower
dimes with General Schwensk, the German
ambassador, tonight. Charge d Affaires
Hoffman has invited the Lieutenant to
meet him. He will visit the Minister of
Marine, General Ignatieff, and General
Anatichue, Governor of Eastern Siberia,
tomorrow. All those who nave arrived
here are we'll. Jack Cole, whose mind is
impaired, was delighted to see the vessels
| on the Nervau. He was hardly here when
he asked to be allowed to so down to the
quays with a courier. A ball will be given
tomorrow night by the diplomatic corps.
The authorities, representatives of the
press and notables of st. Petersburg will
be among the guests. The Emperor will
receive Lieutenant Danenhower and his
party tomorrow at noon. The Minister
of Sweden and Norway has just tele-
graphed to Lieutenant Danenhower the
following. received from Baron de Norden-
skiold: Pray present my compliments to
Lieutenant Danenhower. l am impa-
tientlv awaiting the details of his journey.
Perhaps Lieutenant Danenhower will come
to Stockholm, where he will receive a
hearty welcome. Newcomb is expected
here tomorrow. Dauenhower has little
hopes that belong and his men are alive.
Wabash a Valuable Property.
CHICAGO, May 2.-Jay Gould reached
this city last night, after a trip of inspec-
ton covering 10000 miles on a road under
his control. He pronounces the rumor
that Wabash is about to pass into the hands
Of a Receiver to be absurd, and says he
has practically taken it on his shoulders,
because he considers it Q valuable proper
ty. He expresses great qualification at
the outlook for freight and traffic in Hi
nois, Missouri, Texas and Kansas, and he
says the only thing railroads of the West
have to fear is adverse legislation. He
does not anticipate a war of rates between
the roads west of the Missouri River, in
consequence of the extension Of his Mis-
souri, Pacific. He says he still favors the
establishment of new stock yards at Chi
caso, and has pledged a half million dol
lars for the work whenever it is deemed
advisable TO put it in operation. Gould
will remain in the city a couple Of days.
Tasv,s yv-Irnn., rUo-y-
PHILADELPHIA, May "A joint meeting
Of the regular and independent Republi-
cans, last night, agreed on resolutions to
govern at the State Convention, on May
10. They declare against the use Of pat.
ronage for personal or political ends;
against removals, except for cause; for the
faithful carrying out Of the popular will
at State and National Conventions; con-
demning compulsory political assessments
for honesty and efficiency in Office; for a
State ticket to harmonic differences in
the party. Rules were also laid down for
choosing delegates to the convention.
Wanted to Practice MormOnism.
LANCASTER Wis.,, May 2.-Joseph NJ.
Clark, charged with attempting to prac-
tice Mormonism outside of Utah, was put
in jail here last evening. So far as heard
from, Clark has been in possession Of four
wives, three OF whom are now living. He
is very quiet and has but little to say, evil
IDENTIFY recognizing his chances for a pro-
longed stay at the Waupun Penitentiary.
The Republican Friends OF the Chi.
nese Bill.
WASHINGTON, May Among the no.
ticeable incidents of to-day's Senate pro-
oonl;,r- 49,. H. an.A l.. Nh,
(Rep.) of Kansas that il he had been pres
ent last Friday he would have voted for
the passage of the Chinese bill. This
makes ten Republican friends of the bill
in the Senate.
Resolutions IndOrsins Governor
Crittenden.
KANSAS CITY, May "A mass meeting
was held at Liberty, Clay County, yester-
day, near the home of the James BOYS,
and resolutions were passed indorsing
Governor Crittenden, and expressing full
sympathy with him in his warfare against
the bandits.
Arrival of High D~ignitaries.
New YORK, May 2.-The Gallia arrived
last night. Among her passengers were
Lord Randolph Churchill, Lady Churchill
formerly Miss Jerome], Lord Elpheu-
stone, Duke of Manchester, his son, Lord
Vaudeville, who married Miss Consuelo
YUCCA, and the Count and Countess OF
Montsaulnin.
The Democrats Victorious.
RALEIGH IN. o., May 2.-The returns
from the municipal election held yester-
day in the various cities and towns of the
State, show a victory for the regular DEM
ocratic ticket. In this city the Indepen-
dents received a very small vote.
The .sTrOy Terror whipped.
NEW YORK, May AIT a sparring exhi-
bition last night Dick Egan, the Troy
Terror, was knocked out of time by Jim
Elliott.
coneura in the Senate Amendments
WASHINGTON, May 2.-The House, at
half-past 5 o'clock, on motion Of Page, took