Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-21

nacksee and fled. The last seen OF him
los in church last evening. He has here.
tofore borne a good reputation, was called
an honest German, and reputed TO be
worth 500. 900. The stockholders OF the
hank claim that the depositorS will lose
nothing. but there is great excitement, and
rms were begun on three other savings
hanks. No difficulty was experienced,
however, in getting all demands. The
missing President is so years old.
Methodist Conference.
PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-The Methodist
| Conference report of the Committee on
Temperance urges the people to use their
influence to Danish the social glass. The
formation of juvenile temperance socie-
ties in Sunday schools, and that there
shall be one temperance lesson in each
onarter in the Sunday school series. The
State Legislature is requested to intro
duce instructions as to the use Of alcohol
in the State universities n public
schools. It is the liquor traffic which Is
the chief source of widespread intern
narsnee and which is the most gigantic
evil Of the day. The committee recon-
mended the formation of conference tenn
nerance societies in all annual conferences
10 complete the legal prohibition of the
liquor ~traffice as the duty of civil govern
ment. The people ought not to allow
themselves to be controlled by party or
carnations, managed in the interest OF
liouor traffic. There were several motions
for p~ostponing action, but were defeated,
and the motion prevailed for the previous
question. Yeas, 24l; nays, 100. 1t was
announced that Rev. DR.. j. N. Brickley
was elected editor of the Christian Advo-
cate. Rev. Arthur Edwards, the present
incumbent, was elected editor OF the
Northwestern Christian Advocate.
House Work.
WASHINGTON, May 20.-In the House,
Rosecrans offered o resolution directing
the Judiciary Committee to inquire into
the facts and law concerning the survey of
public lands belonging to San francisco.
Referred.
Ellis, from the Committee on A%ppropria-
tions, asked leave to report q joint resolu-
ton, making an additional appropriasion
of 500, 900 for the relief OF the sufferers
from the overflow in the Mississippi river
and tributaries.
The Finance Committee Of the Senate
postponed one week the consideration OF
the investigation Of the causes OF the failure
in New York Of national banks, in order TO
obtain further information OF the subject.
It is thought a Congressional investigation
will not be ordered.
Vanderbilt In London.
LIVERPOOL, May 20.-vanderbilt landed
this afternoon and proceeded to London
Vanderbilt informed newspaper represen-
tstives that his information regarding the
New York panic was incomplete, and there
fore was unprepared to comment upon 1t.
He could only mature his plans after his
arrival in London. He could not say
what he might have to do. he might pos
sibly have to sell New York Central stock
and buy other stock. Vanderbilt stated
chat the object of his coming to England
TO witness the Derby at Epson.
Hunting for wife and Children.
DETROIT, May 20.-Henry Dimon, OF
Akron, Ohio, Is in this city looking for his
wife, who some time since took the chill
dren and skipped out. Since that time
Dimon has come into the possession OF q
large fortune by the death OF a brother In
California. He wants TO recover the chill
dren.
The Last Napoleonic Guard.
DETROIT, May 20.-William Palmer, an
old veteran, who had attained q national
reputation from being the only surviving
soldier who guarded Napoleon while on the
Island Of st. Helena, died at his home in
Battle Greek last night.
SIS, O0O Worth of Railroad Tickets
stolen.
Troy, N. Y, May 20.-John McLaugh-
lin, Of Hoosick Falls, was arrested On the
charge of robbing the depot at Eagle
bridge OF $40 900 worth OF railroad tickets.
L. o. o. r.
HARRISBURG. May 20.-The annual SEES
sion Of the Grand Encampment of I. o.
o. F. has met. The Grand Lodge meets
to-day in the Opera House. About 800
delegates have already arrived.
American Stocks.
LONDON, May 20.-The Pail Mall Gazette
says the English bought more American
stocks last week than for the II months
previous.
An Aged Wall Street Victim.
UTICA, N. T., May 20.-Alexander
White, aged 60, killed himself to-day. He
lost S100, 600 in Wall street q year ago.
Literary Products ofThree Nations.