Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-10
TELEGRAPH|C.
Sherman's Last Tour as
Army Commander.
NO LADIES TO ACCOMPANY
THE EXPEDITION.
On Returning will Visit California
and Yellowstone Park.
INVESTIGATING FRAUDULENT LAND
ENTRIES IN KANSAS.
Much uneasinsss Among Land Pre-empt-
ors in that Section.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR the RECEPTION
OF PARNflL.
New Orleans Liable to be
Inundated.
New Orleans Liable to be
Inundated.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Gen. Sherman
when, in June, be starts upon his last
tout Is Commander Of the Army will not
take ladies with him, as he has almost
invariably done heretofore. for the pro-
posed trip will be altogether too rough
for ladies. Sometimes the party will
travel on horses. sometimes on mules and
sometimes in rough road wagons. Chiei
Justice Waite, Justice Gray, General It'd
ball and Colonel Bacon, Of the Generals
staff, will be Of the party. They will 60
first to Detroit. and thence through the
northern portions Of the Territories, IN
Guiding the outposts in Alaska. Return
ing, they will visit California and Yellow
stone Park. They will not start until
after Sherman has attended the grsdu-
ating exercises ct West Point.
Appos y or = Special Agent.
ST.. LOUIS, April "a dispatch from
Wichita, Ks., says that the recent appoint
ment Of : special agent to investigate the
fraudulent land entries in Kansas and the
West produces o great deal of uneasiness
among pre-emptors in that section OF the
State. There have been many fraudulent
entries made in Kingman, Sumner, Harper
and Barbour Counties, and cattle men
have acquired large tracts OF land Tor
herding purposes, which probably will not
bear close scrutiny.
The Tewksbury AImshonse.
BosroN. April 9.-In the Tewksbury
Almshouse hearing, Mrs. Ganny K. Dur
ley, formerly night watch in the asylum,
declared that when she visited the found
lings' department she found that an in
sane woman had been attended by an idiot
girl, who gave the woman only one meal
q day, and this idiot girl carried it, but
instead Of giving it to the patient she
threw 1t away. She took the woman out
| and she soon fisshed up and became we'll.
A woman named Marget Hennessy, in one
| OF the cells, said she had nothing but water
in nine days.
A Meeting of Their Own.
NEW York, April 9.-About $50 dele
gates from Irish organizations gathered in
Germania Hall yesterday to meet DR.. Vim.
| B. Wallace. The committee was appoint
| cd with ! view to arrange for the recep-
| ton Of Parnell. Wallace remained away,
and the assembled delegates organized .
meeting Of their own, which was noisy
and angry. One OF the members de-
nounced Wallace and repudiated Parnell's
peace policy. In great confusion the
meeting adjourned.
socialists Rsstrained.
CHICAGO, April 9.-Judge Moran Of the
Circuit Court this morning granted > tenn.
porary injunction, restraining the Social
ists from erecting . building on the lake
the City Council. The injunction 10 asked
By owners Of the property facing the Lake
Front Park, on the theory that the city
has no authority over this tract. The 6o-
cialists have laid the foundation for . large
assembly building.
a Crevasse 1T G6ldsboroagh.
81. LouIs. April e.-Privats dispatches
from New Orleans ssy that the city Il liza
BILE to be inundated Il any Il the front
Yevees give way. The river il now on Z
level With the crown Of the leyee along the
city front. The crevasss q Goldsborough,
ON the right bank Of ths river, directly
opposite New Orleans, will be closed this
evening.
An Old Botel Dusnsd.
HunPH1Ys1ono. ill., April o.-The Lo-
gan House. The oldest hotsl in the city,
and owned BY Nrs. Rogers, sister to Gen.
Logan, was burned last night. Mrs.
Rogers and two girls narrowly escaped
with their lives. B. VI. Swops. : traveller
for . 81. Louis house, and who b . Obi.
cAgo man. was burned 70 death.
Assignment-auicide.
Dxxvxn, April 81. X. 3 =. B. Youut.
bankers Of Fort Collins and owners Of thu
hour mills 81 Boulder, have assigned, q
has been long anticipated.
Mr.. Thomas Hamilton. craxsi BY mis-
fortune. suicidsd this morning BY Jumping
Into : we'll.
Death Of Judge Lawrence.
CxrcAoo. April "a private telegram
announces the death Of Judge Charles B.
Lawrence. q Decatur, Ala, this morning,
He was nine years . member OF the I'LL
nois bsnch. and during the latter portion
Of that time wAs Chief Justioe. He re'
tired in lo7&
A Extensivs Etre.
GENEVA. April "a IRE which prom
isss TO assume extensive proportions has
broken out 81 Bonnie, near this city
Twenty houses are already destroyed.
heath ~ LEV. q. \. Cocker.
Aww Apnon. AnriI o.-Bav. b.. b. Cockor