Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-17
TELEGRAPHIC.
A Tempest in the Apollo
Commandery.
THE COMMANDERY WILL NOT
GO TO EUROPE.
Eighteenth Anniversary Of the
Death Of Lincoln.
A CONTRACT FOB SHIPPING 75,ooo
HEAD OF CATTLE.
Salt Lake City the Center Of Attraction
Tor Railroad Men.
SHIPMENTS OF DRESSED BEEF
TO THE EAST.
A CONTRACT FOB SHIPPING 75,ooo
HEAD OF CATTLE.
Salt Lake City the Center Of Attraction
Tor Railroad Men.
SHIPMENTS OF DRESSED BEEF
TO THE EAST.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
CHICAGO, April 16.-There is q tempest
in Apollo Co~mmandery, and considerable
i'll feeling between several Of the Knights
and the Eminent Commander. One promi-
nent member said to-day: apollo Com
mandery would not go to Europe; that ia
simply a scheme to let.it down easy. 1t de-
cided to go to California, you know, but
got the cold shoulder SO effeotually that it
was absolutely compelled to reconsider
that determination. Its pride was hurt.
The Gazette man knew full we'll that it
was principally on his account that Apollo
was sat down on so by the Californians,
and he thought the Apollo knights, in
their disappointment at not being able to
60. would blame him for it, SO he got up
this scheme Of the European trip. I don't
believe Z dozen could be drummed up to
60 in any event, and it is extremely doubt
full II permission can be obtained to leave
the United States"
"What do you think Of the proposed
European trip?' inquired the reporter Of
another Sir knight.
II don't think much OF it."
"Do You think the Commandery will
GOT"
mo; there's no danger whatever Of
their going IS a Commandery; two or
three may &c as individuals"
"Now, what has been stated about loan
ing C~alifornians money ?"
at IL x.rk ha1saua - u rty
"Several members told mi not only
that such was the case, but that the
vote Of the Commandery put it in the
hands Of q lawyer for collection"
"Well. that's news to me. The Califor-
mans, many of them, were rich, some OF
them were ~millionaires, and why they ran
| short is more than l can understand.
| They are splendid fellows, and I don't
| think they have any feeling against Apollo
as q Commandery."
Memorial Services.
SPRINGFIKLD, ILL.,, April 16.-Memorial
services on the 18th anniversary Of the
death Of Abraham Lincoln were held at
the catacomb Of the National Lincoln
| Monument yesterday, under the auspices
OF the Lincoln Guard. The programme
embraced religious services, music, read
ing Of President Lincoin's Sunday order
to the army and navy and an ovation. At
the conclusion Of the exercises the cata-
comb was opened and . large concourse
green's on the sarcophagus.
1000 Men put Of Employment.
CHICAGO. April 16.--The President Of
the North Chicago rolling mills states that
the mills will be again in operation in
three or six months, or not ct all. They
will not be started while the present prices
continue. Four thousand men have been
thrown out Of employment by the stop
page Of these mills. He thinks one-third
Of the rails needed this year are already in
the market, and expresses the opinion that
the outlook for laborers now o. Of en-
ployment II . very dark one.
Large Shipment Of Cattle.
Fl. WORM, Tex. April le.-A contract
IL closed here for the shipment Of $4,000
head Of cattle from the grazing region
south Of this city, on the Gull Of Colorado
and Santa Fs Railroad, TO WichitA Falls,
III miles north. II will require 5000
cars, or 2l5 trains Of II cars Zach. at .
total expense Of Sl06. 900. The shipment
Il rendered necessary by The large amount
Of fencing recently put up In tho southern
part Of the State.
Mosher and SON Found In . Well.
DuBuour, lows. April l8.-This after.
noon the bodies Of Mrs.. H. zieprecht, the
wife Of . w~sll-known druggist Of this city,
and her 3-year-old boy were found ct the
bottom Of : 60-foot we'll. They were alone
In the house during the forenoon. 1t ID
supposed the woman threw the child into
the we'll and then jumped In herself. IS :
high curb around II forbids the supposi-
ton Of their falling in accidentally.
observation-disclosures In the Nerth.
sr. PAUL. April l6.-Ofacials Of the
Northern Pacific are responsible for the
statement that large slaughter houses will
be established Il various points In the
Yell0 wstone country along the line OF the
road. with the view Of shipments Of
dressed beef to the East, md that BY this
means I great saving will b. made In con-
tract shipments Of I've stock.
Bailroaa Hen Leohtnx Over she
Field.
SALT LAKE.. April 16.-sincs the opening
Of the Denver 4 RID GrAnds Railroad this
place has become ! esnter Of attraction for
rClrUEd mon. Tho general freight agents
Of the Central Pacific. Atchison, Topeka q
Santa Fe, and Missouri roads arrived here
| business Of the Denver 4 Rio 0rAnde
| shows mp much better than they expected,
aud they are ordering new rolling stock
for the utAh division daily.
How News A. Manufactures.
NEW Yo1x. April 16.-A dispatch from
| williams' Ranch, Texas. statss that an
immsnss susteor fell yesterday. Destroying
the house Of 4. Garcia, killing him, his
wife and hve children. Every window Ia
the town was shattered and al the houses
shaken. The meteor h still steaming and
covers "a acre Of ground.
lon7 Woaxn. Texas. April 16.-The ne
teor story h eDtisely uufoundsd.
Celebratlng the nlst EmanslpAtteu.
wAsuzsorox. April te.--Emancipation
4 bslng celebrated with the usual snthu.
aiasm. Al the colorsd employees Of the
Executive Departments and public works
and kindred enterprises. whore .coloeed
labor = employed. hAvs suspended isom
necessity.
Deesh 81 Pref nannistsr.
oxcAoo. April le.--Rsv. Or. lfsury
Banaisios. Professor Of Esssstosl Thsol-
orr a ~ Nosthxestorn Uuivtrsity q
Ivnnx(ou, ana Widety kuown amon6 tha
Wethodisis y : theoJ0stau ana educator,
died s. Mansion to-day Of lung and hsart
troubles. He was II years Of ags.
Hanged hy . Neb,
Cn1cAoo. April l6.-Ths Daily News Of
xssdvllIs. Miss. says that Tom Bailey