Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-21
TELEGRAPHIC.
Views About the AbT0gat0l Of the
Hawaiian Treaty.
-EE SECRETARY Q? STATE :; !avoa
:g CONTINUANCE.
an Extensive THEFT and Blaekmal
Operation.
The PASSION PLAY" TO BE
PRESENTED.
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a-.--. :: : Chinese Bride.
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WAsHLSerox Dec. 2J.-Tbe Secretary OF
Stale and Secretary Of the Treasury have
lean asked By tie House Foreign Affairs
Committee &c sezd 70 Congress statements
Of taeir views shout the abrogatioa o. tie
Hawaiian treaty. 4 member Of the For
egu Affairs Committee, who talked with
these gentlemen yesterday, says that he
vas led 70 infer from opinions expressed
by sbem that ths Secretary Of State would
recommend tie e.utnuanes ot ths treaty.
for several reasons. the principal I Of
which would Il thzt i was important
politically thz. This Government should
preserve IL pres=u: friendly relations with
the Hawaiian Government snd that the
Secretary C. liz Treasury also would op-
pose the sbroEar.7n q the treaty, although
be would far s-eh : modification Of i
- would diminish the sunuCt Of revenue
~ present .1st % the Government y the
free importation q Hawaiian sugars.
No Chinese Brides Wanted.
P1rrsB-Ez Dec. 21.-Yee Ots, = Chinese
lagudrynz1 Eb5 has made : fortune il
Allegheny C.-y. rent hons 70 gel married
: few days a-5. ,.aos then there has been
quite : he's il reference 70 his rs-ura and
bringing 5-.5s here. Secretary Folger,
who Vas sl7zz.s5 70, has said tia; such q
course wzs 20 rz-ulssihle under the last
Chinese bill. Tie matter went - lar t12i
zu1uH=r , l-5-=I- 90 up E petition
asking 1T ,1= Chinese bride b c5n1s-
Gated bT 3A= a~1iz.s Z she attempted 70
land. TA= funniest part q the whole
affair i t1z- & z-zZrrvu4n Of lee Dts s41d
today -a- hi intention 70 bring
her . this eaz1--v. He j. just obtaining
,be eomuzz7 : his PARENTS 70 cone and
marry ore IL cousins. and lie hiss not
-1e least ida. Ea:-h one the LADY, ). \
soon a. thz ceremony i over and he has
Impressed H. r=.z-5Tez sufficiently with
5js foreign sT,e. he VII return alone and
bis bride ~. s..lI co1fi1ue 70 bloom IN
the Flower E.ag151.'
Arrested for Theft.
NV Tgez Dec. 2l-Walter Z. Shi5ley
and Henry Ei9li1g we're aErzisned in TIE
Court Ct General Sessions today, and sen,
70 re T5-ts Il default Of bail. On charge
q that; ard attempted blseknaiI. SHIRLEY
VS. c.s-z for william Sufas-n : lawyer,
z1E represented E.@=sli s. = single man.
II tbs course g business. S1tbs-1 con
vs7si = him by d-ei. 70 - r~seonvsyei
when the transaction closed PROPERTY 10
TIE Tzlas q $4,000. Shibizv also 70;
possession II : certified check belonging
80 &asl=ra tgr over $4,000. suI gith this
.-e 2=s5s Gl.spBzsy@i. The Eszt day
E51.luz ozIla5 on S1:hsra and oE=-ed %
-z:-r1 she deeds IuE 3 Cg1sil5TsTiGa. !
Enz- al.7 zqPzsy=1 Gaining 70 &c the
wife Z 81 ussi-Z usn s1d offered 70
-zaz-e Ter dover Il .As properly t4- 4
4ss@..11. Dss=gUs=s weEs pat OF
lie 1zss Eta tie above rssaits.
TIE Jewish Multitude.
SEH I9aE DEC. z9.-IE response 70 an
advertisement about 900 men and 50
s-s1 presented themselves at wsst
--zzl:y-!sarsl strse; ,Asi night, a. app.i-
-s- ~ P5sis.ons il the Passion
PAY a. sas Jewish l1iHtrie. The
females we're mainly shop girls. with 5
-crAE.i1g 81 -Z1adre=ses IEsir names
Esrs called Il b tie stage manager sDd
thz~ were ,-ld 70 come every night next
veg 20 szbe2rss. Morse stated that Fhe
G. lu&ay = ISE filed, rehezr-sd, and
ready t1t business. tbs ch7rus compTi-es
81 Tg.css, male and female. The entire
egu1zny viii number COO, As s50n IS tbe
building j. finished Ls says the play will
ae presented. He regrets not having
more r1om FOR auditors. for the expense
VIII Be, according 70 present estimates,
a5lE; - go = night.
Earthquake shocks.
C5Scoza. Dec. 21.-At 5:24 O'Clock last
night one Of ghs ssTersa; shocks Of earth
quake ever feli here occurred. The shock
vas Ike . heavy explosion and shook the
Buildings, from which the people rushed
ilge the streets. L Travelled eastsnd west, I
and va felt in Pitrsaeld :onr minutes
later; also At Great Fails, Manchester, and
other places. L lasted 10 seconds.
DOVER y. H, Dec, 2l.-About s
o'clock last evening two slight bu, quite
p~@rceptibie shocks Of earthquake we're felt. /
The disturbance lasted 10 seconds, and was
islf in Roliingford and Rochester.
CoATACooE Nova SCOTIA Dec. 20.-Ths
heaviest earthquake FOR 10 years occurred
ct $50 o'clock lass evening.
Serious Railroad Accident.
TROY n. y. Deo.-Tvo freight trai1s
telescoped to-day a. Melrose, Oh tie Troy
and Boston rosd. The locomotives and IS /
care were wrecEed. J. Rsardon. a brake
man, wzs KILLED. Frank Burdsge, Of Pitts
field, z b~gaaemen. j. diving from 5 broken
back. Engineers John kttJing. John Reek,
George Cross aud Dennis O'Brien, we're
injured, bat will recover. The track will
not be cleared before Tomorrow.
An Extensive OH specalator
ROCHESTER, y. y, Dec. 20.-The City
Bank, the third strongest in the city,
closed this morning. 1t Is learned that c.
{. Upton, President, used S350.000 10
carry an oil speculation. The deposits
amount to hall a million. Upton was
Treasurer Of the Western New York Epis-
copal Diocese, and bad it's funds in the
bank. The city also had e large deposit
there.
Organization Of she Socialists.
NEW YORK. Dec. 20.-The World pub
lleEes an interview with the socialissic
leader schwab, which indicates the pro-
posed movements Of Herr Most during his
stay IN America. lila soarl which 10 one
OF propagation, viii embrace sli the large
towns ia the United States, his object
being TO make appeals to the people, and to
effect a thorough organization of the So
~cialists.
Movements OF BIaekmore Heirs.
PIrTsBURe, Dec. 20.-The heirs of VIM
Blackmors have engaged attorneys to
prosecute their claims to the grounds in
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