Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-24
EASTERN NEWS.
A Large Meeting Of Boston
Bank Presidents.
THEY WANT A NATIONAL
BANKRUPT LAW.
The English Government Emigration
Scheme Raises a Storm.
BISHOPS AND PRIESTS DENouNcE IT
m THE STRONGEST TERMS.
Particulars of the Crouch
Murder Case.
PRISONERS ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE BY the
USE or DYNAMITE.
The English Government Emigration
Scheme Raises a Storm.
BISHOPS AND PRIESTS DENouNcE IT
m THE STRONGEST TERMS.
Particulars Of the Crouch
Murder Case.
PRISONERS ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE BY the
USE or DYNAMITE.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.

BOSTON, NOV. zo.-1ucio WIS 6oAy
attended meeting Of the Boston Bank
| Presidents Association last night, and the
subject was the promotion Of the speedy
passage of an equitable and uniform ma
tional bankrupt law. The discussion OF
the Congressman of Massachusetts, all
favored the Lowell bill, or to act with the
Lowell bill for . basis James G.. Blaine
was one Of the speakers. The committee
Of bankers say that the legislation pro-
posed was an urgent necessity for their
better protection and prosperity Of the
business community. With the bill pro-
posed the credit of business men all over
the country will be enhanced, thereby the
men of n section doing business with
| those of another would feel assured OF get
ting an equitable adjustment OF their
claims in case Of q failure.
The Crouch Murder Case.
JACKSON, Mich, Nov. 29.-In the sensa-
tional Crouch murder, the report now is
that the family drank cider before retiring.
| and it ia believed that ii was dragged.
The quantity remaining has been sent to
Ann Arbor for analysis. Should it prove
to be drugged, the stomschs Of the vic
| Tins will be removed and examined. The
ball taken from Crouch's head this morn
ing was found to be somewhat battered,
but proved to be . 80 calibre. The scene
of the murder was visited by q large con-
course of people this morning. Hundreds
were standing in the rain around the
| lo,,co Tbara fhrootc 0f 1vnahinu
should the murderers be found. There is
no clue gained as yet.
Opposed to tho Schome.
CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-The Citizens Lon
don Gable says the Government emigra-
ton scheme has raised . storm Of indigna-
ton. Bishops and priests openly
denounce in the strongest language the
new effort now being made to depopulate
Ireland. No attention is paid to the lying
denials Of the Gladstone Government.
The clergy at Westport concluded . series
of resolutions by thanking the Dublin
Freeman for the timely exposure of q plot
which meant the transportation OF thous-
ands of Irishmen. Confidential emigra-
| ton circulars nave been issued, opposing
the Orange riots by all shades Of decent
Irishmen.
A Father Hunting u Murderer.
CHICAGO, Nov. ga Daily News
special from Decatur, Ills, says: The
| aged father Of the murdered Zoca Burns,
accompanied by a dozen rough looking
fellows, passed through here for Lincoln,
Ills, this morning, and declined to state
the nature Of their errand. As old Mr..
Burns twice previously attempted to make
an attack on o. A. Carpenter, arrested for
the crime, it is thought his present journey
is taken for q like purpose. A large num-
Der OF people have gone to Lincoln in ex-
pectation Of an encounter Of some character.
A Destructive Forest Fire.
HUNTINGTON, Pa, Nov. pa disas-
trous forest fire is raging on Jacks noun
tain, in the vicinity Of Miller Oak, aud
extends almost to Allenville, a distance Of
nine miles. About 5000 cords Of wood
and q like number of cords OF bark have
been destroyed. The FIRE extends over
several thousand acres Of valuable timber
land. 1t is supposed to have been started
by hunters camping on the mountains.
Mrs. Belva LOCK wood In Trouble.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-The papers in
the case Of Mrs. Lockwood were recalled by
Commissioner Dudley, for the purpose of
adding . recommendation. A criminal
prosecution will be instituted to-day, sent
by the Attorney General upon the request
Of Secretary Teller to the District Attor-
ney for presentation. The Grand Jury
charges Mrs. Lockwood with having col
lected and retained moneys due to PEN
sioners.
A Heavy Verdict.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ga verdict Of
$50, 900 wal given in the United States
Circuit Court to-day against Albert B.
vonske Of this city, formerly Collector
OF Internal Revenue in Philadelphia, in q
suit brought by the Government to re-
cover the amount OF the bond OF Benz. B.
Emery, defaulting Collector Of Internal
Revenue OF the Third District of Missis-
sippi.
An Attempted Escape.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 23.-At about 1850
o'clock last evening the prisoners in the
County Jail attempted to escape by the use
OF dynamite. They succeeded in blowing
q hole in the walls large enough to crawl
through. They were, however, confronted
Dy the oneriH, with . cooked revolver, who
ordered them to their cells.
An Extensive DefalcatiOn.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Nov. 90. Develop
ments to-day show the late A. B. johnson
Of Utica to be . defaulter Of $500, 600 to the
Mcdonnell estate in this city. Mrs. Nc
Donnell is . sister Of johnson, who had
the entire charge Of the estate.
A Handsome Marriage Fee.
New YORK, Nov. 23.-Father Mcdowell
Of New York oficiated at 81. Patrick's
Cathedral at the wedding OF Maurice B.
Flynn and Miss Florence G. Moss, and
received for fee q check for S.. 900.
A SHIT Against Hen Butler.
BosroN, Nov. 23.-The National Home
for Disabled Volunteers and Soldiers has
commenced suit in the Federal Court OF