Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-05
TELEGRAPHIC.
An Extensive Junketing
Party.
THREE HUNDRED DISTINGUISHED
pEasoNAaEs INVITED
TO Witness the Completion Of the North
ern Pacific Railroad,
TINE WHOLE PARTY TO Be IN CHARGE
Or HENRY WILLARD.
They Will DO Banqueted at Mime
apolis and St. Paul.
INTERVIEW WITH A BROTHER
OF O'D0NNELL.
Failure of q Large New Hampshire
They Will be Banqueted at Mime
apolis and st. Paul.
INTERVIEW WITH A BROTHER
OF O'D0NNELL.
Failure Of a Large New Hampshire
Shoe Factory.

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Maj.-Gen. Won
Xylander Of the Bavarian Army, n a
member Of the staff of the Emperor OF
Germany, is expected here tonight or to-
morrow from Bremen on the steamship
Fulda. He will form n Of . party OF
about 300 invited guests, who are to par
ticipate in the ceremonies attending the
completion OF the Northern Pacific Rail
road and its opening to general trafiic. A
party OF 80, consisting Of a number OF
noblemen, several members OF the German
Reichstag, and representatives OF various
corporations OF that country. will leave
Bremen for this country on the 10th inst.
A number Of guests, among whom will be
two or three Members Of Parliament, will
leave England about the same time.
Among others whom it is expected will 60
with the great junketing party Will be
Gen, Grant, Secretary Lincoln, William
NJ. Evarts, several foreign Ministers,
members of Congress, various State Legis-
lators and q few Governors. The whole
party will be in charge Of Henry Willard.
The last spike on the road which runs
from St. Paul, Mimi, to Portland, Ogn.,
will be driven on the 9th of September, at
q point about so miles west OF Helena.
The road is 1000 miles long, and over
portions Of it trains have already been run;
but it will not be open to the public IN Its
entirety until after the ceremonies OF the
9Th OF next month. The various members
OF the party will leave this city on the 30th
inst. for st. Paul. On the way they will
visit Niagara Falls, Buffalo and Chicago.
At Minneapolis and st. Paul they are to be
b~anqueted. They will 60 to the end OF the
route at Portland, and from thence q trip
will be made to Puget Sound, British
Columbia and the Willamette Valley.
The party will start on their homeward
Journey about the 25th Of September.
They will either visit Yellowstone Park or
20 to San Francisco and return by the
Southern route and view the scenery OF
New Mexico and other States and Terri
tories Of the Southwest and South. They
arc expected to return to this city about
the beginning Of October. The German
guests will reach Europe in November.
what o. DOnnell.s Brother Says Of
Him.
WASHINGTON, Aug, 4.-The Republican
publishes an interview with an Irishman
named Cornelius O'Donnell, who claims
to be q brother <of the man who shot
Carey. To the interviewer O'Donnell said:
"My brother left Chicago, where I live,
about eight months ago. He said he was
| going to Ireland to help the suffering peo-
| pie there. 1 implored him not to do so,
| knowing what the result might be. He
| did not heed my advice, but left on the
| steamer Alaska in November last. He ar
| rived in Dublin about two weeks after. l
| received cablegrams about two months
| ago announcing that he was going to leave
| for South Africa with his wife to settle
| there. That is the last / heard from him
| until I read the dispatch announcing the
shooting. My brother was always an IN
| manageable sort of q fellow, and had been
| around the world several times. He mar
ried . Chicago lady named Burns, by
| whom he had two children, who are now
in Chicago"
A Half Million Failure.
Dover, N. H., Aug. 4.-Chas. W. Gle
ments' shoe factory was attached this
morning by a Deputy Sheriff on two writs
| in favor OF Boston banks for $3i 900. Gle
ments had for . special partner Fayette
Shaw, and had factories in Dover. Brock
| ton, Randolph, Ricklsnd, Haverhill and
Lynn. It is generally believed that this
| failure would not have occurred but for
Shaw's failure. The Clements factory is
| the largest in the city, and contributed
greatly to it's prosperity. The Boston
Journal confirms the failure Of Clements,
| and saws the liabilities amount to $500, 600.
1t employed 1000 hands in the vsrious
factories.
Appointment.
NEW YORK, Aug. Mayor Edison has
appointed Seth q. Grant, the Private Sec-
rotary Of the Comptroller, TO fill the vacan-
cy caused by the resignation Of Comptrol-
Ter Campbell. For many years Grant was
Superintendent Of the Produce Exchange.