Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-24
SENTINEL seems to be thoroughly and
successfully defended.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Public Curiosity ON the Subject Of the
Treaty with COrGa.
NUA REPORT OF FOURTH
AUDITOR BEARDsLEY.
Expensive Visitors at the
Naval Academy.
REPORT OF AGENT WILCOX OF
THE SAN CARLOS AGENCY.


ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
WASHINGTON, Nov. 80. Commodore
Shufeldt stated to-day that although there
is much apprehension existing in the pub
lie mind in regard to the negotiation of a
treaty by this country with Corea, and
much as be might desire to satisfy the
public curiosity on the subject, he did not
feel at liberty at present to say anything
whatever upon the subject. That all
treaty correspondence, and the report OF
his action in the matter were in the hands
of the Government. Until the treaty had
been passed upon by the Senate, it would
be manifestly improper for him to discuss
it. In response to inquiries at the State
Department ii was learned that no tounda-
ton whatever exists, SO far as the depart
ment is concerned. for the ruflors when
have been in circulation that Shufeidt had
failed in his negotiations, and that ms
recall was in some sense due to tbat TACT.
On the contrary, the department is well
satisfied with the result of the neSotla-
tions. The question as to whether the
treaty is not the best for the country that
cohiu nave 0tVh -tE"'4Hrt"' l put1is '.N
aaoi5n
Cost Of u Board of Visitors.
W,sH1Neroy. Nov, 23.-The annual re-
~ ~
poi' Vi r""''H A""''o+
that the aggregate payments on account Of
the navy for the fiscal year ending June
| On vora a 1ittla loss than the apyreoate an
preparation m"uC u N'"s,eSo . hne
ments amounting 10 Pt''ooo,Uoo Neit
mace without IoS'' Inc PPt'pii"'t'n VI
a u IN gross i"E tl5 rIeI'ai'n'i "
Board OF VISITORS al tAe 1>"Fal Ac"aeM9 Is
pronounced unWi]e' ma a pa ol l'sins'
gwen as al "'"s'La.!vn Ln n.1
same of tbe avnsnditures are. Barber.
| SIS: cards. 81: umbrellas. $50; glass, Sc;
flowers, Sl3; china, 500; newspapers,
% ice. 90. run; So ICE c,e"u! u
o"Ae, SO VIZ 49, ~ ~ az 'l ~
waters 1907 o'I'is! So u WV %1
elss 6t'er III us:a'5' ni"S'.1 go COO ~
'
P."pr'atea was eAN""ste" III 'ho pay ineh'
OF milease'
the Jeanette BOARD.
WAsH1NGToH, Nov. 23.-The Jeannette
p1nrl ,I,a Y,lrrEnr was mainly nRnnnTHI
D0"'u ."'' NV
IN reading a transcript OF Melville teslI-
mony of Yesterday. The examination of
Melville will probably be finished this
afternoon. DR.. Collins left Washington
this morning, much dissatisfied with the
T0vFT1HTH
ont naarIv all the onastions which he snb,
mitted. Failing 10 push his inquiries in
the direction he desired, he says he will
no" go 10 Ne" 1orh anu Tehsl'ate tne
matter through the press. ne lh'hlates
that ne VIII soon puoilsh uauias'he aM
HaVlIs Feh+e,ihS upon 'he conuuct ol tne
oAlce's III charge Oh tne eApeuiti"h'
MeiNiiie's Testimony Closed.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Melville's testi-
mony :, cl,sed era the Poor5 bes cd
-,
)onrned untlI MONDAY Melville IN MS
testimony to-day, said that the course of
the officers towards Collins was the same
as that towards the others, so far as he
would permit, but on certain occasions he
took otfense at the remarks made and re-
fnsed to converse with or speak to the
ohceTs' he SAID 10 reply 20 a question:
.inn wHan dif3rnI,y occnrrad hetween
DeLong and Collins. Probably Danen-
hover will he called to testify on this
PGInt. NJJSi,ie, III ol"1lns, pau d n'En
"tuo'e =" peh"n6, see"Nlus " nI'n az a
oo'IcV''H 't''9' w. l. Ii" !" N0o-
qu"t'
Hep"r "f the n carlos Agency.
WAsHINGToS, Nov. %. - The Indian
Office ia in recaipt Of a report from AGENT
VIZ CT c. 1911 49,
~ ''S'A Va an D"H -pNANt' b''ih1 "a
detailed account OF the system OF counting
the Indians every day, He says the sys-
TEN was ~inaugurated Oct. s, aud that the
highest number reached was go. Each
a im5 az = Ia Al . n ~ racnSd"a n . me-
Ter. One of the good results derived from
tagging the Indians is to know which In
dams are engaged in raids or leave the res
eryation,
The Department has requested Agent
Armstrong of the Grow Indian Reservation
to place a sufficient force around the res
e~rvation to prevent the raids OF the Pie
gans, who have robbed the Crows OF horses
10 the amount Oh 2o'uuo'
No show for GOrham.
WAsHISar0Y, Nov. Ex-senator Vest
Democrat when Intercepted on the SUBJ
ject of the Senate reorganization, said that
,bara was no nrobab.lifV Of Gorham he.
- T. -,
eoIiins 3eV5ea@ty, - ~, vel h
nail9'eeH " 60 ~ ~
ra,hNr 500 nsmocrat chosen IL il came IN
an issue. It is suggested that the Demo
Gratis might possibly control enough votes
10 organize. There IS an opinion that
some trouble might be expected in regard
/ "a tho President nrD tenn He nnaI mot