Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-02
TELEGRAPHIC.
The Secretary Of Wars
Orders to Gen. Crook.
CROOK 70 KEEP m TIE Iu1Ds Or An
AGREEMENT WITH MEXICO.
The Opening Might Of the
Dramatic Festival.
THE ACTING DIGNIFIED
AND GRAND.
An Extensive Movement in Man
ufactured Tobacco.
PRIZE FIGHT BETwEEN KELLY
AND RODNEY.
Both Men were Terribly
Punished.
PRIZE FIGHT BETWEEN KELLY
AND RODNEY.
Both Men were Terribly
Punished.

WAsHINaToS, Nay 1.-The Secretary OF
War said that the orders sent Crook on
Saturday, directing him TO be careful to
observe the convention with Mexico in re-
Iation to crossing The border by United
States troops. were issued because Of the
sreports Of Crooks intention to make .
raid across the Mexican line for the pur-
pose Of d~islodsing . band Of hostile
Apaches from Arizona. The agreement
with the Mexican Government was made
in August last. While it permitted troops
Of either country to cross the borders in
pursuit Of bands Of marauding Indians. it
did not, he said, permit their remaining for
the purpose Of beginning raids on resi-
dent Indians, or their crossing for that
purpose, - Newspaper reports said Gen.
Crook contemplated doing. Consent
for United States troops to cross under
such circumstance could only be granted
by the Mexican Senate. Pending negotia-
tions to obtain such consent he deemed it
prudent TO suggest that Gen. Crook keep
within tho limits OF the present agree
ment. He said the War Department. wal
notified to-day that the telegram sent on
Saturday had been sent to Crook in the
field.
The Dramatic Festival.
CINCINNATI. May 1.-The opening night
Of the Dramatic Festival was favored with
good weather. Music Hall WAS filed with
an audience numbering 5000. The play
was Julius Cesar, with Jas. T.. Murdoch,
Barrett, Mccullough, Louis James, A.
Langdon and Marc Wainwright in the
leading parts. The mechanical part Of the
performance moved like clock work. Vast
as the stage wae, aud massive 40 we're the
properties. there were no tedious waits. It
cost $40, 600 to put this play OF the. stage.
Yet all VA lone - smoothly a. in an
ordinary theater. The scenic effects arc
ing was most dignifed and grand.
An Upward Movement In Tobacco.
L1NcHBuno, Va, Nay There was
the greatest movement in manufactured
tobacco here to-day ever recorded in the
history Of ths city. Nearly 800. 900 in
stanspa wero isaued, and sc car loads u
tobacco, a~ggregating about 80. 900 pounds.
uas shipped 70 various points. One firm
shipped 12O, 900 pounds. But for the dam
aging strike 81 operatives, the shipments
from this point would exceed : million
pounds. The cigar manufactures are ell
closed to-day, on account Of the strike.
The increased schedule Of prices submitted
10 the manufacturers va accepted. but
resent The attempt Of the Cigar Makers
Union to regulate the employment Of
sppssnsD -.
a ~. ~. $500
.s-S. 1890
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Rally, : New York bruisers md Rodney
elt1s 1snt Cunningham : bartender for
Alderman Appleton. n vae : sloRRins
match from he beginntne. Eight rounds
ware fought n ~ minutes. Both men
were terribly pun1sheQ. Kelly bad his
iace ons and nose ounninsnsm
ss~u trsctrrsi ~ ~. AM -" s-.,dsd -
Kelly. II Il believed Cunningham viii
de. The police ars r. search Of Kslly.
Dlisnf Argunens.
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