Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-26

CINCINNATI, Feb. 25.-The Grand Lodge
of the Independent Order of Sons Of Israel
met and organized, electing for President
Philip Stern Of Chicago; Vice Presidents,
8. Bscharach OF San Francisco, Max Moses
of New York and l.. ]. Loebenthal OF
Nashville: Secretary, A. j. Goldsmith OF
New York. There are 103 Lodges in the
United States, each entitled to one dele
gate. One hundred delegates are here.
A Magnificent Burial. ID.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-The remains Of
Assistant Surgeon Amber, one of De
Iane's comrades in the Jeanette Expedi-
t;on. were buried at Markham, Va, yes
terday. in the presence Of a large number
~ naval officers and residents Of Far
opba county The casket was covered
with the Union Jack and floral wreaths,
which had been accommodating all the way
from Siberia.
lanes n. Partridge Dead.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-The Secretary OF
State received a cable this morning from
Minister Foster at Madrid announcing the
death by suicide at Alicante, Spain, of
James r Partridge, residing there on &C
count of bis health. Partridge was in the
United States diplomatic service many
wears at Brazil and other South American
countries, his last being at Lima.
Explosion In a Bank.
ToRoNTo, Ont, Feb. 25.-An explosion
occurred in the Bank of Commerce this
morning, caused by q messenger named
Shaw entering a vault in which gas was
escaping with a lamp. The windows were
shattered and the building otherwise dam
aged, Shaw and two clerks at the desks
were injured, but hone are thought to be
seriously hurt.
ridden a Possible Candidate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-There is q ru-
NOR that inside Of the next two weeks
there will be a letter published from Til
den stating that, while he does not want
to be a candidate for the Presidency again,
he will consent to serve in that capacity II
the country and party cannot be saved in
any other way.
Poor Survivors.
NEW York, Feb. 25.-Ninderman, one
of the Jeanette survivors, received w a
day for overhauling the sails at the Navy
Yard. Norose in the downtown house OF
Lauterbach. He was recently forced to
rattle off the fur overcoat he wore in the
north to provide the necessaries OF life.
Mrs. Connolly freaks Her SpOuse's
Neck.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 25.-Peter Connolly,
aged 65 years, was killed while in a
drunken quarrel with his wife. She threw
| a wooden bucket at his head, which caused
him to fall down stairs and break his
neck. Mrs. Connolly was arrested.
Sad News from Gordon. ~
New YORK, Feb. 25.-Improbable re-
ports from London are published here that
| Gen. Gordon has spiked his guns, de-
| stroyed his stores and determined to evac-
| uate Kartoum forthwith. On account OF
this report Mahdi is marching on the
town.
Mitchell VIII Challenge Sullivan.
New YORK, Feb. 25.-Chas. s. Mitchell,
champion pugilist of England, arrived
| from Liverpool to-day. He will shortly
| again challenge Sullivan, whom he is
| ready to confront at any time. he was
met by q number Of friends.
$4,000 for Relief.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 25.-Mayor Stevens
to-day received a draft $500 from Col.
j. II. Mapleson for the flood relief fund,
the proceeds Of the benefit performance
given by Nillson.
transportation for 1900 Men.
FARGO, D. T., Feb. 25.-The Manitoba
& Northern Pacific roads have been re-
quested to furnish transportation to the
British territory next week for 1000 men
Blaine and Lincoln
PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. 25.-Replies sent
to the leading Republicans Of Maine show
that Blaine is the favorite for President
| and Robert T. Lincoln for vice-President