Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-05
OVER THE WAFER.

The Absence Of the Minister Of War
as Alfomso's Reception Was Not
Ssek uess-ElOo Reward O9ered for
n Arrest or q Rank Abscomder-
Cougratulatfons 20 Alfonso - A
Ballad Singer Sentenced 60 I'm
ppisOnmest - Intelligence from
h Greeley ExPedition-Trying 10
The Authors Of the
Alfonso Disturbance In Paris.
ESPECIAL TO rHE sENrIEKL.i
LONDON, Oct. A Paris correspondent
of the Times says: 1t is nov positively
known that illness was not the q OF
the absence of the Minister Of War from
the reception given to Alfonso at Eiysee on
Sunday. He voluntarily and ostenta-
tiously held aloof from the banquet. So
that glazing gap. occasioned by his abb
scnce, had to be filed by an ad interim
Minister of War. Ferry then thought
himself bound to inform President Grevy
Of the deplorable effect T~hebaudin's con.
duct would have in political circles upon
European opinion.
Areward Of fl00 is offered for the arrest
Of George Warden, Secretary Of the Lon
don 4 River Plate Bank, who, it was said
Yesterday, had ~absconded. 1t is stated
this morning that the loss is from $4,000
to f1OO, 600 by Warden's d~efalcation. But
it's surplus is sufficient to cover all losses.
Warden was also the Manager Of the bank.
1t is reported from Madrid that the
Spanish Government is dissatisfied with
the Paris Journals official publication that
President Grevy apologized to Alfonso for
the insulting reception he met with in the
streets of Paris, and not the full text OF
the apology, and has now resolved to ask
for the publication of the full text.
1t is also reported that Hugasta has
postponed making q changes in the
Spanish Ministry until all matters pending
between Spain and foreign nations have
been settled.
The foreign powers have forwarded to
Alfonso their congratulations on the en-
thusiastic reception accorded him on his
return to Madrid.
LIMERICK, Oct. A ballad singer here
named Hyres has been sentenced to i'm
%prisonment for one month for singing the
praises OF O'Donnell, the slayer Of Carey,
and calling on all Irishmen to act toward
other informers as O'Donnell did.
DUBLIN, Oct. 4.-The whaling steamer
Polynea, which has arrived here from
Darts Bay, reports natives at Saunter's
Island. 1t is stated that they saw five
men at Etah in Smith Sound north o.
Bafin's Bay, early in the year, who be-
longed to q large expedition further to the
north, which was believed to be that Of
Lieut.. Greeley.
PARIS. Oct. 4.-Gen. T~hibauden, Score.
tary of War, was present at the meeting o.
| the Cabinet to-day. The Government hal
ordered that an official investigation BIZ
made into the incident attendant upor
| Alfonso's visit to Paris. with q view tt
| discover the authors of the disturbance or
that occasion.
CHRIsTIANIA, Oct. A. The Suprem,
Tribune in Norway having impeached thu
whole ministry of the country, their trial
will begin to-day with the case of thu
| Prime Minister. Each minister will b,
tried separately.
LONDON, Oct. 4.--Owing to the repeated
Jewish disorders at Kalerinoslar and othe
| districts in South Russia, martial law ha
been proclaimed therein.
The steamer Melbourn, which arrived a
Marseilles yesterday from New Caledoni
with the mails, had on board JOSEPH
Smith, one of the informers in the Pheni,
Park murder trials. On the 9th Of Angus
Smith was recognized upon the arrival o
the steamer at Marseilles, when he sud
denly left the vessel, and is believed t
have taken passage for China.