Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-17
TELEGRAPHIC.
The Churches Denouncing
the Passion Play.
AN OPINION THAT THE PLAY
WILL DRAW WELL.
Crowds will Flock to See 1t Out
OF Curiosity,
LEADING ACTORS ENGAGED AND cgo-
RUS n REHEARSAL.
An Order to be Real in the Churches Pre-
h!b!t:ng the Devout tso.n Attending.


again d~euouuciug the Passion Play. Inc
Jewish Messenger says: Positively there
is no demand, as there is no necessity, for
its presentation and exhibition, and it
may do positive injury in a way probably
not imagined, without adding any treasure
to the managers Golfers. Ii despite the
OBJECTIONS Of the press and the better por-
ton Of the public he insists on producing
the play, the best form of rebnke would
be for sill people 10 refrain from patroniz-
ing aim. There is no danger. however,
that the play viii fail TO draw. Crowds
will flock to see it just as crowds flock to
see Mrs. Laugtry, out of mere curiosity,
Salmi Morse's thester is nearly completed.
His leading actors are all engaged, and his
chorus is in rehearsal. Whose money is
invested is = profound secret. Not Morse ;,
for he has none; but somewhere or other
he has secured backing and plenty OF cap
ital. He has also fortified himself With
legal opinions, to The effect that the pro-
inc:ion oil tie Passion Play cannot be
stopped. II the authorities act on the
advice Of the press aud pulpit, and try to
stop it, he VIII fight the matter in the
courts.
The World saws Morse reckoned without
his host when lie concluded that the
authorities could not stop his show. If he
does carry lis point a rather curious spec
tacle will be presented Of a unique enter
tainment, revolving to the religious senti-
ment Of the community, produced al great
/ expense in a Building especially erected
for it, contrary to the wishes Of the au-
thorities, press, pulpit and the best classes
Of society. Il Is reported that an order
vii! he reai in al the churches prohibit
ing the deyou: from attending the spec
tacle. The actors in the play are all angry
because they can get no contracts signed.
Fatal Boiler Explosion.
CANTON .Il1s.}, Dec. 16.-G. P. Hoteh-
kiss, special agent Of the Central Tele-
phone Company. sends the following;
About 7 O'Clock this morning two boilers
in Parlier L OrDdorfFs agricultural imple-
ment works exploded. completely demol-
ishing the Jr.cS euIine-house, tearing out
| cousid erable % the south wall Of the main
building. be- les sh1-,ering the glass and
| otherwise lLj4E3ag The adjacent buildings.
4 fire br5a- nut Immediately, but was
soon e~xtiuGui-h-d by e stesL er. The list
Of killed s-= William Mccartney. engineer;
Louis Hnuoieur, fireman: ". c. Pender-
son, Joshua oldham, \. Nickersun. Robert
McGra;h, William Miller and Hiram
Palmer, al American employees Of Samuel
Bell & Co, ). Armstrong was slightly
wounded and will probably recover. Two
hundred and City maa are out Of employ
ment. The ladies are giving a free dinner
70 the men still removing the debris, al
8 %h1-~k T-rEtaAFr m r~-rl AtaHfzz ava iG.
meath tEs wreck. TAe Coroner holds an
iulues. this Gs;srBo7n upon ths killed.
now lying q; the eEsi1e-kcUs5 o.! the Fire
Department.
FORGETTING Its Properly.
NV Hoax, Dee. lG.-PresiIeat Noryin
Grssa si the Western Union Telegraph
Company Vas served with & notice from
Attorney General Palmer Of Pennsylvania,
citing the company 10 appear on tbs e7th
20 show cause Why, on Information, on
l5hs't q the Commonwealth, sa01li no.
sg assd, rest zjniag the company from
doug business 10 tae State, gad the 4p-
putltGcut Of q receiver q all Its iSui and
property IA Pennsylvania. i: 10 alleged
that .ho caEpeny nave repeatedly violated
the Constitution Of the state, wa!eL. pro-
7iaed tha, no telegraph campsHy shall
consolidate with, or hold any controlling
Interest IN the State, on the bonds Of any
osher telegraph company owning compet-
ing lines, and by these violations IL has
forfeited It's property.
God is Love. and Nothing Else"
NV YORK, Dec. 16.-Uninyited, and
without the backing Of any religious organ,
iza;ioa, or Of the churches or clergy OF the
LII E----- n nn--r= 4t- .F..-k.sz
Evangelist from Kentucky, whose pecu-
liar methods have created 6 sensation
wherever he has Iaoored, last evening
began 8 series OF revival meetings at Clar-
eudon Hall. With him are his two daagh-
ters. both typical Southern girls, with
good. natural voices. The hall was fairly
dl.sd. His text was, God is Love, and
Nothing Else" Upon the last two words
Of shich lie labored wi-a special emphasis.
He announced his intention 20 stay here
for an indefinite period. He processes to
cure diseases by amounting with oil,
Kick Against Bucket shops.
CHICAGO, Dec. I6.-Some time since
the Secretary Of the Board Of Trade sent
notice 70 the telegraph companies doing
business ia the Board Of Trade, that after
Jan, / no operator would be allowed in
the Board who transmitted marked quota
tic.- to the bucket shops. In a confer
euce with Z committee Of the Board Col.
3. G. Clowry, General Superintendent Of
the Western Uui.a Telegraph Company,
stated tbag after lhe date mentioned no
such Quotations would he transmitted
ever the Western Union wires to any
part OF the country. There sre about
$40 bucket shops in the country doing
business On Chicago figures, aud it il
believed that this action will close them
all up. as the prohibition extends to gold
and stock tlckecs, which furnish quota
hons 10 the bucket shops.
MAKES "a Confession.
PHILAp4LgHIA, Dec. 16.-Cpon the an-
nounoement Of the verdict Of guilty
against the body-snatchers, McNamee
asked permission to make & clean breast
OF his connection with Jefferson College,
and the hauling Of the bodies. He was
| called to the witness stand aud sworn.
McNamee repeated the confession, already
| published, in which he states that he was
engaged by Drs. Forbes, Belham and Leh-
mar TO do the work. The doctors knew
bodies had been taken from the Lebanon
Cemetery. Forbes and Lehman were held
ia So, 600 bail each. 20 answer the charge
Of completely ia tha rpBb-ey Of graves ia
! the Lebanon Con0tcfy.
Arrest of George j. .Iee.
New YORK. Dee. t6.-deorse J. Rice.
President Of the Utica. Ithaos Il Eimyrs
Railroad. was arrested last night on charges
| Of forgery. over Issue Of stock aud EN-
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