Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-08
TELEGRAPHIC
A Call for Outstanding
Bonds Looked For.
THE BANKING INTEREST
OPPOSED TO CALLS.
Arrival Of State Troops at
My, Vermont.
xucH SYMPATHY EXPRESSED FOB
THE MINERS.
Sensational Dispatches About
Smallpox in st. Louis.
THE MASSACHUSETTS, AIMS
HOUSE BURNED.
Sensational Dispatches About
Smallpox in st. Louis.
THE MASSACHUSETTS AIMS
HOUSE BURNED.
ESPECIAL TO THE sExrrxKL.l


ESPECIAL TO THE sESTINEL.l
WASHINGTON, July IA call for Sl5,-
00O, 900 more Of outstanding 81 per cent
bonds may be looked for between this and
the 18th inst, or Is soon as the Secretary
returns, unless he is persuaded out OF 1t
by the bankers while he is in New York.
The banking interest is very much opposed
to calls, and is DESTROYS of putting off the
step as far as possible. 1t is thought by .
Treasury official, however, that there is no
way to avoid a further redemption Of these
bonds subject to call, because money is
piling up in the vaults, and the current
demands on the Government for ordinary
expenses are not enough to disburse re-
| ceipts. At the rate this year has started
it would not take over two months to
make . money ~stringency by locking it up
in the Sub-Treasury in New York. The
surplus is already up to 40 per cent re-
serve, or practically so, and counting in
the cash set aside to meet liabilities, which
past experience has shown will be . long
time dribbling in, it is very much above
what prudence requires to be kept against
the perpetual liabilities represented by
greenbacks.
The Vermont Riots.
ELY, VT, July -Four companies Of
State troops arrived early this morning.
and found the streets deserted, the riotous
miners not expecting them. Gov. Barstow
and other State officials accompanied the
troops. Eleven of the ring leaders were
arrested. and no resistance was made.
They will probably be taken to Chelsea
this afternoon. Much sympathy is ex-
pressed for the miners. Some Of the fam
lilies are on the verge of starvation.
Women with children, in tears, appealed
to the troops for assistance. Money has
been raised to relieve their immediate
need. The company propose to pay 50, 800
at once, 50, 900 next week, and the balance,
81, $50, as soon as the one now in process
Of refining can be put through and ship
ped. A large portion Of the troops will
probably return tonight, and it is thought
the danger is now over.
No Danger Appreciated.
ST.. LOUIS, July THE Democrat says
that the sensational dispatches recently
sent abroad that smallpox exists here to an
The disease has prevailed to & slight de-
gree in the southern part Of the city, but
the type has been quite mild, and the
health authorities have removed nearly all
the cases as soon as discovered to the quar-
antine hospital, several miles outside the
city limits, and have taken, and will take
every precaution to prevent the spread of
tho pest, and SO far have succeeded. No
alarm has been felt at any time, and no.
body apprehends any danger.
Licenses for DramshOps.
ST. LOUIS, July THE House Of Dele
gates last night passed the ordinance pre-
viously adopted by the Council, establish
ing high-license for dramshops. In
conformity with the State law passed last
winter it was expected that the license for
beer and wine saloons would be made uni
form with those for dEamshops, but it was
finally decided to let them remain as here
tofore. which is only about ~one-quarter al
high as for dramshops.
AlmshOuse Burned.
BRIDaEwATER, Mass, July 1.-THE State
Almshouse is now burning. and there is no
hope Of saving it. The main building is
gone and the other buildings are going
fast. The 600 inmates were safely removed.
The fire broke out about 9:25 this morn
ing, and it is supposed was set by one Of
the inmates. The buildings are all
destroyed, with the exception Of two barns,
which were erected in 1852, and are in
good repair. The loss is estimated at
S150, 900; insurance mol ascertained.
The Death Rate in New York.
New YORK, July THE deaths this
week numbered 1880 against TIC last week.
Total deaths OF children under S years, !
672. Three additional cases of sunstroke
we're reported in the afternoon, making IL
in all for the day. So far, there were 10 |
cases in Brooklyn City; Of these three
were fatal.
Heavy storms.
PITTsDuRa, July THE counties Ada |
cent to Petersburg were visited last night
by . violent storm. Rain fell in torrents. |
and . number Of buildings and trees were
struck by lightning.
ALBANY, July IA heavy storm Of wind,
rain and hail passed over the country eight
miles south Of here yesterday. Trees,
houses and barns were blown down, and
great damage was done to the crops.
Accidentally Killed.
JOLIET, Ills, July by the giving way
Of one Of the guy ropes Of the powerful
derrick in Walkers quarry here yesterday
afternoon, the derrick was precipitated
upon a number Of workmen. Mat. Rogers
and John Bloomques were instantly killed, |
and seven others seriously injured.
A Reward offered.
CAIRo. Ills, July THE City Council
Of Mound City offer $500 reward for the
arrest and conviction of the leaders Of the
mob who lynched Howard at that place
on the night Of the 9Th. They also recon-
mend the Governor to offer . like reward.
Railroad Collision.
wossocKEr. R. l., July THE east
bound passenger train on the New York
and New England road collided with the
west bound freight at Ironstone, Mass,
morning. Both engines and several
oars were wrecked. 1t is reported that
several lives were lost.
Spectator sued.
WATERFOWL. N. Y, July IN. 8. Mich
Dis 4 Co.. the Chicago brokers who recent
" failed. have sued % Watertown specu.
luI ITOul p7usOVU 70 S0U,UOU IN mar
which the firm advanced to carry
heir accounts.
Committed Suicide.
YOUNGSTOWN, Pa. July 7.--Albert Har.
icy, who, with James Jack, was under
rrest for the murder Of Mrs. Mary Jack, =
Committed suicide in his cell in the County q
all last night. r
shut Down. a
ALLENTOWN, Pa, July THE works Of 9
be Bethlehem Iron Company shut down q
vt night. and all the employees were paid ),
q this morning. Three thousand two e
undred we're thrown into idleness.
0~umstr0kes.