Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-22
Mrs. Langtry Looking Cheer
ful and Happy.
s-- s--sa--s MUCH ATTENTION o.
c-Es-.-- STREET.
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lsseT9Y GololY RECEIVED IN Hsa AP.
PsASAsGE as 29SAlls0.
SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

discovery Of Fred Gebhardts name on the
registry Of the Bellevue, where Mrs.
Langt-y is stopping, caused s thrill Of ez-
citamen. IL society circles, that wss not st
all lessened when it was learned that they
L2d breakiasted together. Mrs. Lsngtry's
rooms are On the drst floor and Gebh&rdt's
on the floor above, near the head Of the
stairs. At / O'Clock yesterday Mrs. Lang
try, vho had remained in her apartments,
stepped into Broad street accompanied By
Gebhardt and Richard Peters. The trio,
Mrs. Langtry forming the central figure,
walked briskly along until they reached
Chestnut street. down which they turned.
Langtry looked cheerful and happy. On
passing the Centennial Hotel Langsry
was recognized rs ,he passers. and hun
dreds of mea and women We're struggling 1
to get a good look 1T Aec. Geohardtr see
lng it was hopeless u continue walking II
peace, hailed d passing car, aud the party
took seats therein. o. returning 10 the
hotel LaUgtry aid her escort luncled IL s
private dluiuE room, and afterwards went
Tor . drive. LanGtTy and GebhaTdE de
..!ued TO receive representatives, O. the
press. In conversation vita sn ac4uaIut-
znce GebhaIlt sa!6 incidentally that there
was not 4 word Of truth in the statements
mat 4ave been published relative TO his
-xDulsIo ION from the greeuroom Of the
tneater st Boston. He had never seen
St=tson in his life, and added that he did
not know lin. Al Hayerly's last night
Mrs. LaaEt-y played Epsa!lud, and was
very co!dly received. The audience get 10
sssQving' some members Of the company.
There were very few flowers.
Details of the Kingston Fire.
NV YoaE, Dee. 2l.-Ad3iuopal details
are At hand concerning the recent fire at
Kingston, Jamaica. Il appears tina; had
there been tie simplest means al hand
vhzn the c5ad4Gration began 10 put OF:
tLe ire it could not have spread further
than 2 few yards. For some tine after the
alarm Was given there were but q few
bundles c. -lEIl5s in flames. The IRE
engine arrived Ten minutes after the alarm,
54l there was difficulty in attaching tie
hose to u. -lIr4ut. In the meantime
the flames assembled and caught the high
building u Tie north Of the savings bank.
Water was luw pretty wei! brought into
play, cut I'll sparks from this Elsu house
blew wildly about. IL g few minutes eight
district houses ia various pact- Of the city
we're IN I ..az- and sending sparks t. other
houses, By which means the destroying
e.=Eel; "a p surrounded several distr.c.e,
totally 1etyIlg TIE efforts Of the dgeuen.
TIE people are homeless, hundreds If
hen sleeping N the oEsa sir 81 Central
Park eal t1s race track, where the Gov
erLor : elisaTJTlBg to Ee! tents belong
laE 70 tls military erected for their cover
"a.
VIII Contest helioGg's Seat.
NA-AlseToS. Dec. 2l.-Jgsepb {. Ack-
ley, who ran sgainss William Pit: Kellogg
IL. Congress and w4s defeated. is here, and
Dropaszs 10 contest Eeilugg's seat, not in
yEs Aspe q sslIug It h.msaif, he SAYS,
L43 fsg taa purpose q showing up Eel
.o-- $ methods. He uasses .as assertion
.Asg tls most outrageous corruption ezs
pr4at.ee5; that the Federal employee of
L14!siauz were assessed I've per cent FOR lbs |
c4Ipa.sa. ard he rs..r. ads assisted him:
that h. spent iEom 81 900 to S. 900; that
lie sea. LoCi- Ssuer and George Drurv, in
the Government service a: New Orleans, !
mo The parishes Of Hefiaville and Assump- |
ii0u wish bags If money TO distribute |
2g7uug tLe plantation hands: that he
ick ev1 could have the leading officials in 4
New Orleans. including the Collector, in
dlc'ed for doing what Curtis ras convict |
Cd q doing il New York,
1r-. 1~.sbouchere Applies fer a III.
yoree.
RIcHNoS2, Dec. 2l.-suit has been en-
tered in the Chsncery Court OF Richmond
b. Mrs. Henrietta Pigeon, who sues By her
next friend, C. J.. Darlington, for a divorce
from her husband, Richard Pigeon. She
alleges list she was married July :, 1861, /
10 London, and shortly aftegNard came 10
fhs United States and lived ID various
parts Of tie country. More than five yeArs
ago her husband deserted her and Lec
Ind Z suL. The Issue u the marriage. aud
has Egt contributed to taeir support since
1t ID rum0red that Mrs. Pigeon Is none
other t-an Mrs. L@boGcHeTs formerly with
Mr., LauRtry. The case vi. come up at
the February term u t8e Chaacery Court.
4 Storage Car Burned.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Ala telegram was
received by the Superintendent Ct the
mail service, saying THAT . storage car on
train No. 9 Of the New York and Chicsgo
RAILWAY fgst7ff.rr, sitH i- estsaS-.aA- %=sz
burned abou, 2 o'clock this morning. six
miles west Of Schenectady. It con aimed
mostly newspaper 4aII for the Toledo and
"abaya connection, G part Of the paper
NAT! from New 4orAt0r Iowa. "i-euls4H
AID Nebraska, three pouches Of letters f1r
Chicago from New YORK, taO pouches Of
letters for san Francisco aud probably
much u the European mail for Chicago
aad San Francisco which arrived by the
Bothnia City and ST. LaEr-ut.
Ef.v star Ruute Case.
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 2~i.-IngeFsoil began
lis opening address On behalf Of the Dor
seys this morning. He urged them 10 dis
regard popular clamOr, The wishes Of the
President, and regard simply the fActs. lie
began ~eulugI2lug Dorsey, when the Court
stopped Eita. He must limit his spe-eh
to what he expects TO prove, and not turn
the witness regarding his friendship with
Dorsey.
Another Bank Bursted.
ROCHESTER, Dec. 2l.-Wm. c. Moore's
private banking house at Victor, n. Y, !
has closed its doors. The suspension was
caused by the failure Of the City Bank Of
Rochester. Tho liabilities are estimated
az 500. 600. Moore made an assignment
10 Josiah Upton. The bank can hardly
pay nnrs than 10 cents,
Fas Packing HHsE.asa.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2~t.-Plilip D. Armour
says he outlook for the packing business
vas never better. His firm are killing /
700 head OF cattle and 10 OG0 hogs daily.
This year they killed $50, 600 head Of cat
tie and 1900. 600 hogs. They employ
5000 men, and draw checks daily for from
S2u0, GOO 10 $500, 900.
The Socialist Parade
CHICAGO, Dec. 2l.-Mayor Harrison
says he will not interfere with the parade