Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-11

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
The LaWrence.SIOane EIOpem,

The Lawrence-SIOane EIopement.
PORTLAND, May 1o:-B::~ A.-tawrenee,
who eloped with Miss Nellie Sloane on Jan.
16, arrived by the steamer Columbia this
morning at 8 o'clock, and drove to police
headquarters to learn his wife's address,
and then drove to her residence on College
street, near Sixth. He was met at the
door by a young lady member of the house,
hold, who refused him admission, but he
forced his way in and had a short inter
view with his wife 10 the presence Of the
%latter's mother. He was penitent, prom
ised reformation, and wanted to reunite
with Mrs. Lawrence. He made an en-
gagement to meet her at her lawyers
office at 8 P. NJ, and left for a walk in the
suburbs. In the meantime a warrant for
his arrest, on the charge of bigamy, was
issued in Justice Petrain's Court and
placed in the hands of a constable, who
arrested Lawrence. In default Of 81 900
bail he was committed to the County Jail.
Lawrence, in an interview, said he had
only sos, and his object was to effect a
reconciliation with his wife. Miss Sloane
six weeks ago left Lawrence at Berne, and
has gone to her uncle's in Bloomington,
Illinois. Lawrence's return created as
much excitement in the best circles Of
society as the elopement. No doubt he
will be prosecuted for bigamy and receive
the full penalty. Divorce proceedings
were heard this afternoon before the ref
cree, who recommended that q divorce be
granted. This, however, was arranged in
advance, and Lawrence's return had no
connection with it.
RepOrl of Proceedings n n Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows.
SAN Francisco, May 1O.-At the morn
ing session of the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows the reports of the officers we're
rendered and referred to the standing
committees appointed. The report Of the
Grand Secretary shows that during the
year three Subordinate and five Rebekah
Degree Lodges were instituted, and four
Hebekah Lodges surrendered their char
ters. He suggests that the minimum for
initiation and degree fees be materially re-
duced. The sum of $742 so have
been contributed by II Subordinate Lodges
for the Porter Monument Fund. Fifty
eight Lodges contributed $500 35 for the
Garfield Monument Fund, and 50 Lodges
contributed 1925 25 for Welcome Lodge
No. 200, which lost its hall by fire. The
present status, up to Jan. l, 1882, is 274
Lodges, 21,S58 members, 300 net gain, 205
deaths. Paid for relief and charity, Sl74,-
702 so. Total receipts, S462, 929 S5. To-
tai assets, 81, 1863, 113 81. Average assets
per member, $95 o.. Number of Re-
bekah Lodges, IS.
This afternoon the Lodge held o secret
session.
The following were appointed a Commit
tee on the Revision of the Constitution
Morrow, Johnson, Phillips, Hart, Estee,
Beatty and Martin.
The Committee on Apportionment re-
ported adversely on the proposition to re-
duce the representation in the Grand
Lodge. Report adopted.
The Committee on the Encampment En-
dowment question recommended its con-
~tinuance until the next session.
Election OF Officers.
San Francisco, May 10.-At the annual
meeting of the Scorpion Mining Company
57,4S0 shares of stock were represented.
The following were elected Directors (:
Robert Sherwood, o. F. Gitfin, H. F. Cut
ter, ]. F. G. Margetson and Col. John P.
Jackson. The following officers were
eieCLeu' uoDeEI OueTWOou, ITeSlueutJ H.
F. Cutter, Vice-President; Geo. R. Spin
ney. Secretary; R. P. Heating, Superin-
tendeut. The Secretary showed that there
was a balance to the company's credit on
the 1st Of May of S5.542 As, above all
liabilities.
A destructive Fire.
CHIoo (Cal.), May 10.-This afternoon
H~allenbeck's planning mill, five dwellings,
and a number of out buildings were
burned. Loss IS, 900.
Assessment on Martin White.
San Francisco, May 1o.-The Martin
White Company has levied an assessment
OF 25 cents.
Dividend Passed.
SAN FnANoIsco. May 10.-Northern
Belle passed its dividend to-day.