Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-06

Governor Buffers In
auguration.
MINISTER LOGAN'S RECALL
DEMANDED.
A T~reasurer's Account Four Hun
dred Thousand Short.
GRAND BILLIARD T0URNA-
NENT AT CHICAGO.
The Mayor Refuses to Grant a License
for the Passion Play.
The FEso1EToE ELL PASSED WITH
OUT AMENDMENT.
SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

Boston. Jan. 5.-No Inauguration in
recent years has been so popularity at
tended as Gov. Buffers. Hours before
the time for him to appear the halls and
passages were crowded, and the throng
overlooked down the broad steps and ex-
tended even to the Common. Butler read
his address in that style which has become
familiar in his public speeches. Frequent
touches OF humor enlivened it, and the
applause was i~nterspersed as profusely as
ever in his stump speeches. Off-hand
interpretations were made at times. Speak
ing of the abolition Of the poll tax, as a
qualification for suffrage, he interjectad
the words: And such men as Harvard
students" His argument for suf-
frage was literally applauded. When
urging reform in the various departments,
he said that formerly the military was
under the control Of the Commandsr-in-
Chief-a thrust Of grim humor, which
caused much laughter.
Refused n License.
New YORK, Jan. 5.-Mayor Edison re-
ceived Morse and his attorney, Howe, this
morning. He said that unless they had
something new to present, bearing on the
subject, he would render an immediate
decision. Howe said they were entitled
to a license under the statutes. No men
ton of what is to be produced at the
shrine was required by law, and it would
be just as proper to compel WalIaek to say
what he intended to produce at his theater
nav ,raal- Tho Mgvnr sold that ba hE1
devoted some time to the consideration of
the matter, and had found that the pro-
duction Of the Passion Play would be
obnoxious to many citizens. He therefore
declined to grant the license. He ad-
mitted the fact that the license fee had
been rendered. 1t is understood that an
effort will be made in the Supreme Court
to-day to obtain a mandamus to compel
the Mayor to grant a license.
A New Game Of Billiards.
New YORK, Jan. 5.-A billiard tour
nament will be held in Chicago, beginning
March 16, introducing q new game,
which will combine the most in
teresting features Of the Champions
Game and the Cushion Carom Game,
which will be called the Continuous
Balk Line Game. 4 balk line, nine
inches from the rail, will extend all
around the table, and no rail play will
be allowed. Sexton, Slosson, Schaeffer and
Daily will compete, and other prominent
players are expected 10 enter, Jake
Schaeher claims that he csn run 100 and
average IL in the new game, and other
players report much the same, A promi-
be q much faster game than cushion |
caroms, and as most of it will be open
table play, brilliant shots will be the re-
suit. 1t will be a popular game"
Losan's Proposed Peace Purchase.
New YORK, Jan. 5.-The Commercial
Bulletin demands the recall Of Minister
Logan, a resolution of inquiry by Con-
gress as to the authority under which he
has offered Montero $40. 900, 900 and other
terms Of peace. It remarks: We cannot
escape the dissgreeable apprehension tina
Logan and his proposed purchase Of peace
are the result Of My Mediator" Toy ten
millions cover the numerous claims, such |
as they were, which a powerful French
syndicate kindly proposed to take off their
hands a year ago, when Blaine's Minister,
Hurlbut, was playing the role which Logan,
with a similar intent, has now taken up.
Another Star Route Thief.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The Government
will soon ask the Grand Jury Of the Dis
trict Of Colunbis to present for indict-
ment James 8. Colegrove. who was a
prominent member OF the Star Route
ring. Colegrove held many ANAL routes
under Brady, and he made a great deal Of
money from the temporary contracts. He
received from these contracts, which were
given him without compensation, in one
year $50, 600. Colegrove and French, the
ex.chief clerk OF Brady, were bosom
friends, and City Postmaster Anger, re-
Gently removed, approved the worthless
bonds for Colegrove on the Endorsement
of French on one Of Colegrove's routes,
this route the postofice Inspectors dis
covered that the bondsmen we're worth
less, and the bonds fraudulently executed.
Gssaf Destruction of Mills.
CoRoEs, Jan. 5.-The rolling mills Of
Morrison. Colwell i Page are burned.
The pilot mills OF P. 1uger, and the tub
ing works of A. g. Curtis q Co., are now
burning fiercely,
LArER-The fire is under control. Nor
risOn, Colwell h Pages rolling mill,
& Powers knitting mills, and the
Gugerty pilot mills, are totally
destroyed. The loss is over $3.50, 900; in
sured for two-thirds.
Bound, Gagged and Robbed.
CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-Four masked men
captured, bound and gagged four inmates
Of ]. E. Arnold's farm house, 20 miles
from Chicago, near Downer's grove on
evening, and securing 81, 200
in cash rode away on four OF Arnold's
None have been captured. An
old Farmland is suspected.
Opinion ~ CaiHese Immigration.
NEW YoBa, Jau. "a Hersld's Wssh-
special ssysi The Attorney General
las given au opinion that prohibition
Chinese entering u ports applies
1aly to laborers and others intending to
in the United States, and that the
does not prohibit Chinese Of any con-
iition from landing in or travelling
through the country whose purpose is to
90 elsewhere. ,
Will Render "a Decision.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-Judge Smell will
render a decision in the Dickson case early
,ext week. The prosecution feel confident