Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-14

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drunk, and had 8 year before killed Fos-
ter's partner. Thompson Immediately
slapped Foster with his left hand and drew
his pistol. Special Policeman Coy grabbed
weapon as it fired. Foster
and Thompson endeavored to wrest it
away, and in the scufie all three fell and
the shooting became general.
and the Lasker ResOIu-
ton.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-The House
Committee on Foreign Affairs to-day con-
sidered the action of Bismarck upon the
Lssker resolution. Phelps proposed a re-
port, to be submitted to the House, declar-
ing, in effect, that the wise course Of the
Secretary of State relieved the House
from the necessity of any further action.
Eaton said the act of Bismarck was an in
suit, and as such it should be resented in
terms which would leave no doubts of en-
phatic d%isapproval. A variety of views,
intermediate between those of Phelps and
Eaton, who represented the extremes,
were expressed by other members Of the
committee. Suggestions were made shat
the words condemning the act Of the Ger
man Chancellor should be accompanied by
expressions Of regard for the German ma
ton. Rice said that, while he believed
the State Department had left the matter
in the best possible condition, yet as an
insult had been directed to the House,
that body should express, in dignified
terms, its resentment. The matter, he
thought, ought not to be left entirely with
the Department of State. Further con-
sideration of the subject was referred to a
subcommittee, consisting of Curtin,
Eaton, Phelps and Rice.
The Government Must Stand by
sargent.
CINCINNATI, March 13.-The CONNER
cial- Gazette has a long editorial comment
ing on Minister ~Sargent's course. In
speaking Of the malignant attacks on him
by Bismarck's organs, it says Minister
Sargent under this ignominous treatment,
because of his fidelity to his country's in
~terests. and because of the blunder of our
State Department, which is more lacking
in tact than the Ochiltree resolution. The
ignominous treatment Of Sargent insults
his Government. To recall him and send
another would be to meekly receive the
insult and turn the other cheek to the
smiter. The Government must stand by
him, and it is high time that it should
come to an explanation through the Ger
man Minister at Washington, and inform
him that it's relations with him cannot
continue if the United States Minister at
Berlin is treated with ~discourtesy by his
Government.
Faster Mail Service.
OMAHA, March 13.-The people OF Ne
braska, Colorado and Far West points, are
delighted with the Fast Mail Service. The
mail now arrives at Ogden at 5 P. NJ. and
leaves for the West at 7:15 the following
morning. If the Central Pacific would
leave at z P. M. it could arrive in San
Francisco at 7 p. M. instead of $40, and
thus save Is hours from Ogden, or 81
hours between the Atlantic and Pacific
Coasts. The Central Pacific officials are
being urged to change the time as above,
and it is believed they will comply.
Horrible Treatment OF a Child.
NoRwALK, o., March 13.-Mrs. Blinzley
was yesterday arrested and sent to Jail to
await trial on the charge of cruelty to the
child Maggie Montgomery, adopted some
time ago, from a charitable institution
near Cleveland. The woman said she
used q hot poker in Furnishing the child.
The child's skull was fractured and the
scalp loose as though from hair-pulling.
Her feet are in a horrible condition from
burning and freezing. The neighbors
threatened to lynch the whole Blinzley
family during the examination before the
magistrate.
Two Persons Burned to Death.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, March 13.-In
the fire yesterday morning. facts not ascer-
tanned, Ferdinand Sohuaffien and . lad
named William benson were burned, both
being cut off from escape from the sixth
story OF the carpet sweeper factory by the
flames and smoke. Schuaflen was a mar
ried man and the father of several children.
The remains are supposed to be deeply
buried in the debris.
Arrested.
GALVESTON, March ia News Sher-
man special says that George McFadden of
Sherman was arrested here on the charge
robbery. The st. Louis officers are ex-
tremely r~eticent.
Will Issue a Proclamation.
CHICAGO. March 13.-Governor Hamil-
ton of this State has been urged by the
Wyoming Stock Growers Association to
quarantine cattle in this State against the
infested cattle in Kansas, and he declares
he will issue a proclamation to that effect
within one or two days.
Taken 20 the Hospital.
NEW YORK, March 13.-The wife of
Richard Neville. dramatic critic of the
Herald, was taken to the hospital tonight,
suffering from a probably fatal pistol-shot
wound, self-inficted. Mrs. Neville and
her husband separated some time ago.
Made q Confession.
BENNINGTON, VT, March 13.-George
Tiffany, 20 years old, son OF the abscond-
ing Postmaster, has been arrested and
confessed to stealing the Government
money. He is implicated in his fathers
frauds.
Death of HI. A. TiIden.
HUDSON. N. Y, March 13.-Henry A.