Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-27
EASTERN NEWS.
The Country Ripe for a
New Departure.
MOVEMENTS OF PRESIDENT
ELECT CLEVELAND.
A United States Express Agent Robbed
Of $4,000.
ocle, THE couHTERFnTER, At MS OLD
TRICKS AGAIN.
Two Little Rock, Arkansas, Train
Robbers Sentenced.
MOVEMENTS OF president
ELECT CLEVELAND.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.
A Bold Step.

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
A Bold Step.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 26.-The Picsyune,
In a double-lesded leader, speaking Of the
American policy and the Nicaraguan
treaty, says the country is ripe for an IN
tirely new departure, n worthy Of
great nation. and one that will stamp it.
self upon the whole HISTORIC of North Amer
leans. "We must adopt g policy Of &C.
| QUESTION OF territorial ACKNOWLEDGMENT to
the southwark. 1t need not be accom-
| plished by armed invasion or inaugurated
in blood. The Nicaragua treaty is the
opening wedge. Let us drive that home,
and by investing s1OO. 600, 900 in a ship
canal, there secur country. American en-
terprise will soon annex the whole of Gen.
trail America from that base-line, and sec
| tional discord will happily cease. The
South is primarily and deeply interested
in turning the tendency OF enterprise and
march of empire southwark, and her
statesmen, by at ones championing a bold
and brilliant policy in that direction, will
| open up a new era for the entire country,
and map out q safe and short road to pros.
perity and continued national growth, in
sure tranquility at home and add to the
glory of our great Republic"
President-IiIec C~Ieveland's Move
ments.
ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 26. = Governor
Cleveland rented the residence of Mrs. J.
O. Towner on Willett street, this city, for
two months from the first Of January until
after his resignation. On the sixth OF Jan
uary Cleveland will attend . charity ball al
Buffalo, to be given for the benefit of an
institute, of which he laid the cornerstone
| while he was mayor Of that city. He will
return to Albany and will reside at the
| Towner house until March l, when he will
| go to Washington, accompanied by his sis
ter. Miss Cleveland, who will be the lady
| OF the White House. During the last days
| OF January or February /, Governor Cleve-
land will visit New York City, and will re-
main there probably 8 week. He has been
| anxious to accept an invitation from the
| ~Iroquois Club to visit Chicago before Inau-
guration Day, but he has concluded not tc
| do so. This decision he has been forced
to by circumstance Of his position, and al
which he arrived with regret.
A Bold Robbery.
Dies MONIES, Iowa, Dec. 26.-Lasi
nights train on the Des Moines and South.
ern railroad was late. It did not arrive
from Panora until $50. W. @. Harvey,
| United States Express agent, says that at
that point he received a package of $4,000
consigned TO the bank at Panora. He
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and started to deliver it. He stopped at
his clearinghouse and visited an out.
house. In a moment q man grabbed him
by the throat and attempted to take the
money. Harvey threw up his left arm for
protection, when the robber shot. SKATER
ing his arm just below the shoulder. He
grabbed the money and escaped. A crowd
gathered and were soon in pursuit, but the
robber was not caught at last accounts.
Sporting Men Encouraged.
CHICAGO, Dec. 25.-The Inter-Ocean says
the recent decision of the New York courts,
which legalizes sparring exhibitions in the
Empire city, has caused sports here to take
fresh heart, and every effort Is being made
to have the postponed four-round contest
between the American champion, John L.
Sullivan, and Paddy Ryan decided In this
| city. Dominick McCaffrey is still here, and
his readiness to meet either of
these heavy weights with or without gloves,
and fight to a finish.
A Blockade RumOr Denied.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 26.-The officials
of the Northern Pacific Railway deny the
| published report that the road is block
AIDED. and that all mails have been ordered
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that the snow blockade 10 on the Oregon
| Railroad and Navigation Company's line,
and that the Northern Pacific Is and has
been continuously open from St. Paul to
Wallula Junction, and trains are moving
regularly. A large force Is endesvoring to
| open she Oregon Railway from Wallnla
Junction to Portland, and also on che Ore
gon Short Line division.
A Hard a and q Confederate
Captured.
LAWRENCE, KS, Dec. 26.-Otto Muller,
alias John Topper. who robbed the college
safe at st. Mary's, Kansas. last Tuesday
night. was captured here to-day as he was
boarding 0 train for the East. Over 81, 900
money stolen was recovered. Muller is q
hard character, and 1t Is thought by the
officers that he is wanted In Leipsic, Ger
many, for . serious offense. A confederate
to whom be had given over $500 OF the
stolen money was also arrested.
At His Old Tricks Again.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Dec. 26.-Ogle. Q
noted counterfeiter, was arrested here to-
day by NJ. G. Bauer. of the United States
Secret Service. and $4,000 in ten-dollar
counterfeits on the Third National Bank
Of Cincinnati was found on his person.
Ogle has &lready served 10. ma in the peni-
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