Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-20
Disposition Of the Bodies Of the
Greeley Expedition.
LIEUT.. GREELEY AND HIS MEN
PROGRESSING FAV0RABLY.
Several Persons Burned 20 Death at
Cedar Rapids, Michigan.
BUTLER HAS NOT HAD TIME TO THINK
OVER PRESIDENTIAL MATTERS.
A Double Hanging at New
Orleans Yesterday.
ESPECIAL TO TIE sESTIyEL.l
The Dead and the Living.

The Dead and the Living.
ST. JOINS, n. F., July 19.-Following is
the present disposition Of the bodies re-
covered from the Greeley Expedition in
the respective steamships: In the tanks o.
the Thetis are Lieut.. Lockwood, Sergeant
Cross, Sergeant David Lynn, Sergeant s.
Gardiner. Private Il. Snyder and Sergeant
Israel. The tanks Of the Bear hold the re-
mains Of Lieut.. Kislingbury, DR.. Psyey,
Sergeant Jewell, Private Ellis, Sergeant
Ralston, Corporal Joseph Ellison and
Private Whistler. Frederick Christian,
James Edwards, an EsquimAux, and
Private Henry Bender have their graves
amid the Arctic SHOWS. Csskets for the
deceased will be prepared by Thursday.
The ships sail Thursday night or Friday
morning. Lieut.. Greeley and his men are
progressing fsvorably-Greeley less SO,
perhaps, than the others. Yesterday he
exhibited symptoms Of great fatigue and
weakness. He is talking too much,
and the constant interviewing oper-
ates u~nfsvorsbly. He wa taken out
for Q drive yesterday up the
valley to Waterford bridge and glosted
upon the beautiful, fertile Summer pros
pect, in marked contrast to the bleak ster-
ility Of his 30 recent cabin home. The
trees, he said, with eXultant enthu siasm,
looks so beautiful to an eye that has seen
no vegetation for over three years. The
green fields give me new life. Greeley is
the guest Of the city. Private horses and
carriages are 1T his disposal, and every
kindness and attention is paid him. Each
member of the party form the enter of
listening, admiring groups, IS he goes
over and over the recital of the ter ible
past. There will be memorial services for
the dead in all the churches Of the city to-
morrow. Commemorative rmo will be
preached.
Humans Roasted.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July 1s.-For the
third time within q year the neighboring
town of Cedar Springs is being swept by
fire. 1t broke out in g large lumber yard
this afternoon. A high wind was directly
towards the business portion of the town.
Johnson & Links mill, the Wagar House,
the Grand Rapids 4 Indiana Railway
Depot, the Cedar Springs House, and the
whole business part of two squares on
both sides Of the main street OF the town
are entirely consumed. The Grand Rapids
Fire Department arrived on the scene,
and are endeavoring to save the residence
portion of the town. The new residence
of DR.. Ford has just burned. Two men
and q boy were burned in the mill. One
man, q commercial traveller, was burned
In the WsgAr House. Their names are
not yet learned.
Butler silent.
NEW YORK, July 19.-Gen. Benz. F.
Butler was st the Fifth Avenue Hotel and
was called on by John F. Henry, Presi-
dent of the National Monopoly Or
ganization, r. B. Thurber and others.
After his interview Mr.. Henry said to a
Tribune reporter: Il saw Gen. Butler
and had a conversation with him for
about half an hour. He had not yet found
time to go to bis home in Massachusetts, to
rest and think matters over. NY opinion,
after that conversation, is, that in the in
terests OF snti-monopoly and labor, and in
order TO keep the progressive element TO-
gether, be will run for President and will
make the best fight he can in the States
where he can fight to best advantage. Much
OF what the General said must, for the
present, remain confidential"
Honors for Lieutenant Greeley.
New YORK, July ia cable special an
nounced last night that the Royal Geo
graphical Society has called q meeting for
the purpose of recognizing and honoring
Lieutenant Greeley and his work. The
Balloon Society made Greeley an honor
airy member, and sent the following 10
President Arthur: The Balloon Society
OF Great Britain tenders, through Won, to
the people Of the United States, and 10
Lieutenant Greeley and the other gallant
American citizens who participated in bis
noble task, its congratulations, upon the
accomplishment of the work OF reaching
uneaualed northern ATTITUDES.
The TeetOtalism Convention.
PrrTsBuRG, July 19.-The Prohibition
lists are rapidly getting matters in shape
for the meeting of the National Conyen-
ton, to be held in this city next week
Col. George Babcock and Mrs. Emily
Pitt Stevens of California have arrived
and are the advance courants of what ia
hoped to be q boom for DR.. r. Fl, Nc
Donald of California. The delegates are
not expected to arrive in any considera.
BILE number before Monday night or Tues-
day morning. The Executive COMMITTEES
meet at the st. Charles Hotel Tuesday Al
P. NJ, and the National at the same
place an hour later.
Atlantic Coast Quarantine.
WASHINGTON, d. @. July 19.-The Cab
met has decided to take vigorous measures
to prevent the introduction of cholera in