Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-25
TELEGRAPH|C.
A Tetlirg Of UncaSinCSS Of American
Merchants at Honolulu.
UNCERTAINTY OF A CONTINUANCE OF
THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.
A War Steamer q Great Protec'
ton to American Interests.
CAPTURE o. PLATES FOR PRINTING NOTES
Ct the BANK or MONTREAL.
Return Of the Corean Embassy
to New York.
RENEVD DEPRESSION OF
Willard SHARES.
Return of the Corean T. Embassy
to New York.
ESPECIAL TO THE sKNr1sEL.l

IoPECIAL TO THE BENTlNEL.t
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Cspt. Erbin.
commanding the United States Pensacola,
reports to the Navy Department from
Honolulu. Aug. 81, that during his stay in
Honolulu his personal association with
American merchants and business men
convinced him OF Q feeling Of unessiness
on account of the uncertainty Of the con
tinuance Of the reciprocity treaty. Num-
bers Of workingmen from all parts OF tht
world were brought there to work on the
sugar estates. operated largely by Ameri-
can citizens. upon the credit system
These proprietors fear that in case the
treaty is not continued their interests
would be threatened, as we'll as that Of the
Government. by . great number Of per-
sons thrown ont of employment. The
American citizens are most desirons OF
having an American-man-of-war about the
islands until the question is definitely set
tied. and Capt. Erbin states that in his
opinion Q war vessel would be a great pro-
lection to American interests.
Capture VI PIates-ApplicatiOns.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-The Secret Ser
vice Bureau Of the Treasury Department
is informed of the capture Of the Duluth
plates for printing certificates Of SO notes
on the Bank of Montreal.
The following named persons have appli-
cations on file in the Treasury Department
for Supervising Architect to succeed Hill:
E. E.. Myers, Michigan, recommended by
the Michigan Congressional delegation;
John Frazer, Washington. recommended
by Cameron Of Pennsylvania and Van
Wyck Of Nebraska, and j. P. Law of Wash
ington. The last named is at present in
charge OF the draftsmen's division Of the
Architects Office.
Cut Rates.
CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-The Louisville. New
Albany & Chicago have inaugurated a Gu,
to Indianapolis, Cincinnati and other
points, in competition with the Pan-Han-
die. this morning. Thus far the cut hns
not been met by the Pan Handle. aud thus
far the Eastern Illinois and Kapakee liner
have not come into the fight, b65 it il con
ceded that they cannot stay out il the fight
lssts. During the forenoon the scalpers
we're selling tickets 10 Indianapolis and
Louisville ct IS to 90 cents. aud at the rate
Of SO cents by the route themselves antici-
pated before night.
LoWer Prices All Around.
WALL STREET, Sept. 24.-The week opens
with renewed depression in Willard shares
and lower prices all around. Oregon Trans.
continental is down to 50, against 81 n,
the close Saturday. Northern Pacific sold
down to S2k, and preferred ~ TO 64A.
The decline IN other stocks ranged from y
tn u. It is said that The Northern Pacific
Company will issue $25 600. 900 debentures
six per cent to complete the road and fur
nish additional equipments and take caie
Of floating debts. etc.
A Brave Engineer.
AKRON. Ohio. Sept. 24.-John Bull, en-
gineer VI the Thunderbolt. Of the passen.
ger train of the New York. Pennsylvan,s
4 Ohio road. died to-day from injuries by
. collision with the freight train 1T Tai
msdge on Saturday night. He might have
saved his life by jumping. but he thought
Of the passengers. aud reversed the engine,
set the air brakes and then put on = full
head Of steam. The engine ahead became
loose from the cars. The passengers wer.
unhurt. He lives at Gallon. Va, and war
the oldest engineer on the road.
A DtssilIery Explosion.
HUNTERS PoINT. N. Y, Sept. "a
While being charged about 4:30 O'Clock
morning the large still in Gsfleisch
man 4 Co.'s distillery 1t Blissville II
setting fire to the still building. |
burned TO the ground. John Sen
teller. the stillman. was fearfulJy burned.
md Internal Revenue Officer Cook sus
aimed severe injuries by jumping out Of a
The damage is SIS 900.
An Extensive linilst"rns.
MADISON, Ind, Sept. PA hailstorm
wept over the Valley of Ohio yesterday
.fternoon. from Carroilton to the vicinity