Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-11

OTTAWA, April 10.-The reason why ad-
ditional guards have been placed in the
Parliament buildings has at length trans
nired. A few weeks since a man from
Chicago. STYLING himself as DR.. Coss, wrote
10 Sir John Mcdonald, informing him
that he knew OF a plot, matured in the
limited States, to blow up the Parliament
building with dynamite. Sir John Nc
Donald gave him permission to go ahead
with his detective business, and refused to
give him any remuneration until events
proved the truth of the story and he ac-
complished what he promised. Coss since
his arrival has been staying at the princi-
nal hotel, and seems well provided with
money. The Dominion police have closely
him, but 80 far have discovered
nothing suspicious in his behavior.
senate Business.
WASHINGTON, April 10.-In the Senate,
Il was agreed when the Senate adjourns
to-day, it will be till Monday next. The
Chair laid before the Senate a communica-
ton from the Secretary of the Treasury
ureinR the necessity of a new revenue
cruiser for the Alaskan waters, aud recon-
mending the appropriation Of $4,000 for
Miller of California presented a memo
rial and Joint resolution of the Legislature
of California urging the adoption by Con-
gress of the bill introduced by Sumner in
the House, relating to the postal tele-
graph.
A report was made from the committee
by Vest to recommend ~favorably q bill to
authorize the construction OF a bridge
across the Mississippi at st. Louis.
Cuban Troubles.
KEY WEST, April 10.-Mail advices from
HAVANA state that Aguera landed with
out resistance. Numerous factions Joined
him on the march to the interior. His
forces encountered troops several times,
but obliged them to retreat. Great ex-
element prevails, especially in Havana,
owing to the concentration OF large forces
of troops. It is supposed that the Govern
ment used Aguero as an incident for a dis
play of force to intimidate the Cubans
during the next election. The Govern
ment telegraphed Spain for more troops.
The censorship over dispatches has been
re-established.
Murder and Disappearance.
NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, April 10.-Thos.
vedder and N. R. Pierson, brothers-in-
law, drove to Government Island yester-
day. Not returning q search was made
this morning. Persons body was found
on Luna Island shot through the head
The horse and buggy were tied to a tree.
Vedder's clothes were discovered lying on
the ice, but no trace of him was found. II
is supposed that the men quarreled and
Vedder shot Pierson, afterwards commit
ting suicide by jumping into the rapids
Both were respectable citizens OF Suspen.
sion Bridge, N. Y.
Tilden to be Examined.l
WASHINGTON, April 10.-A delegation Of
Congressman, among whom are one or two
from the Pacific Coast, will go to New
York Friday night for the purpose oil
having an interview with Tilden on Satur'
day. They have been requested by their
political friends ON the Pacific Coast &c
ascertain exactly what physical condition
Tilden is in, and they will make a pilgrim
age there to find out, if they can, and give
the country an authoritative statement or
the subject.
An AtrOciOus Murder.
NATION, Ills, April 10.-An atrocioui
double murder was committed near Rari
dan, Coles county, last night, an aget
couple named Fleetwood being the victims
They were found in bed this morning will
their throats cut. No trace Of the perpe
traitors has yet been discovered, and ~
cause is assigned for the crime, unless tina
of robbery.
Test of the Tariff Bill.
WARRINGTON, April 10.-For the purpos'
of obtaining a square test of the vote OF
the merits of the Tariff bill, Kelley will
demand the yeas and nays on a motion t
go into a Committee of the Whole for 1t
consideration, if such a motion is made b.
Morrison Tuesday next.
The Chinese Must Come.
OTTAWA, April 10.-The Minister Of Jus
| tice has informed Premier Smith of Brit
ish Columbia that the bill passed by tn
British Columbia Legislature prohibiting
| the immigration OF Chinese into tina
| Province has been disallowed.
Missouri Republican Delegates.
ST. LOUIS, April 10.-All the Missoui
| delegates to the Republican National Con
vention have been elected, but none hav
| been specially instructed, and their pei
sonal Presidential preferences have no
| been announced.
Immigrants From Galway.
Boston, April 10.-The steamer Grecian
landing 1856 immigrants, was assisted fror
| Galway by the Luke fund. Nearly all o
them started westward. Most of ther
have been evicted from Irish estates.
A SEA, 900 Defalcation.
WESTMINSTER, Pa, April 10.-The defaI
cations of George M. Rupert, Treasurer c
the Borough & Pennsylvania Mutus
Fire Insurance Company, are placed q
$4,000. Rupert has been arrested.
Delegates for Arthur.
Troy, N. Y, April 10.-The Seventeent
| Congressional District elected Martin J
Townsend and Henry G.. Burleigh delegate
to the Republican National Convention, o.
for Arthur.
Failure for a Million or SO.
LONDON, April 10.-Stitson & Sons
owners of the Theater Royal, Middleboro
have failed. Their liabilities are estimate.
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