Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-07
General Grant Passes an UNUSUALLY
Quiet DdY.
Els GENERAL CONDITION Is NUE.
IMPROVED.
The Decree Issued by President
Barrios Promulgated.
A s,snlsIcAnr REPORT CONCERNING The
plerAToa's SWORD.
England and Russia FOndly Embrace
n. A-othcv
ENGLAND and Russia Fondly Embrace
One Another.
BY-sECRETARY FRBLIEGHUf-
SEN REPORTED VERY ILL.

Nxx YoEx. April 5.-Af ESQ 4. Il. ne
following bolleun wss issued; General
Grant svoks after $ continuous sleep OF
eight hours and related in . luead and
humorous vi his dream while under
The insuencs Of Anodyne. He feels re-
,,-bss and cheerful, and asked for . cup
Of coffee. His pulse is the sane.
Last nigh, was s comfortable one for
General Grant. He slept quietly In lis
EASY chair, with his feet resting on stool
from shortly before II O'Clock Until esA
O'Clock this morning. he WAS much re-
freshed By his eight hours Of unbroken
sleep, ssve vhsn gently aroused 70
take nourishment IS regular intervals.
During the early morning the patient
had occasional attacks Of coughing. his
breathing during the night vas comforts
BE. Drs. Douglas and ShrAdy remained
with the General all night. and Col. Fred
Grant was in ths room mosf OF Tie TINE.
Drs. Baker and Shrady arrived as about
2 O'Clock. When DR.. Baker left the house
he said that Gen. Grant wss 8 little oSiter
than he hsd bsen in 3 week, .aai his throat
Was easier, and that the nGcus WAS less sd
hssiye and thrown OF much more easily.
No War for she Present.
LONDON, April 5.-The Pail Mall Gazette
this afternoon states that the reply OF
Russia to England's proposals concerning
the Afghan frontier line dispute is most
couclistory. The Russians, the GAZETTE
SAWS. earnestly wishes the joint commission
would commence the work OF setting the
frontier line a. soon ss possible. They &C
capt the principle Of the definition OF 3
zone OF survey, bat instead OF drawing the
southern boundary Of this zone 81 what
thev consider the northern frontier OF Al
gbsnistzn, which il Al imaginary IL
drawn across > dasolzie stsppes they pro
pose that the line Of the zone Of the survey
Be carried up 30 the only natural line OF
deuNrcsfion existing. namely, the Bork1
SOUR Of The Psrspsmisus. The difference
between the English and Russian proposals,
the Gszaiss says, Is that the Zone proposed
By Russia would include s triangular piecs
Of the ssepps. twenty TO fifty miles vide,
which would b excluded from the IONS OF
survey within which the English propose
10 eoafne the work Of the boundary com-
mission.
Central american Affairs
La LTsEETAD, via Galveston, April s.
Hostilities between Gustemals and the 81
lied Republics have been suspended and an
armisfics Of one months duration has been
announced. The Legislative Assembly of
Guatemala has snnulled the decree pro-
muigAted BY President B2rrios, Feb. Is, in
which the Union Of the Central American
Republics vas proclaimed and Bsrrios was
announced - Director and Supreme Mill
tsry ChieitAin Of all Central America
The gold-hilted sword Of President Bar
rios was found on the battlefield Of Chal-
ehusp2. broken
PANAMA, via Galveston, April 5.-Com-
munication between this city and Colon re-
mains interrupted. The news is mesgre
and untrustworthy. There are rumors
that footing is going on along the line OF
the railway.
Fatal Fire in Frisco.
SAN FRAScIsco, April 5.-Esrly this
morning the charred remains Of three Chi
nese were found in the ruins Of . fire which
last night partially destroyed $ build
ing and contents in the heart OF China
town. The loss 10 about $50. 600, fully in
sured- One Of the ccrpses had his throat
cut. II is believed that the deceased pre-.
ferred suicide TO s~ufocation.
Nothing Heard frem Battleford.
WISSIPEe. April 5.-The telegraph wire
was cut last evening between Humboldt
and BAttleford, probably at some point
near Ciark's crossing 30 that nothing has
been heard from Battleford for more than
"a hours. There Is q very unsasy feeling
here regarding the probable fate OF the be-
sieged, and intense anxiety for the troops
TO be sent forward.
A Poor Opinion Of Panama Soldiers.
NEw YORK, April 5.-The Captain of the
Acapulco, which arrived yesterday, ex-
pressed the opinion that 200 United States
marines could wipe out the whole couatrv.
Preston, the rebel commander, ia a LAWYER.
He recently killed three men in Aspin-
wall. one OF them 8 wealthy merchant with
whom be had quarreled.
Pien-Plon's Politics.
PARIS, April 5.-Prince Jerome Napoleon
lPlon-Plonl has written 3 letter in which
he advises his adherents 10 oppose the i'm
mediate dissolution Of the Chamber ~
Deputies. The project. be says, is q Roy.
Alist trick to give the death blow to the
Republic.
The Largest Diamond I'm she worla.
NEW YORK, April 5.-A diamond i'm.
porter in Maiden Lane just received from
out Africa two stones which he saws are
the largest diamonds in the world. They
weigh IN toe rough 27Ss and 174a carats
respectively.
freiinghuysen Dying.
NEWARK n. j. April 5.-Ex-Secretsry
Frelinghuysen was much worse this morn.
ing n may die st any time. He ia suf.
iering from liver trouble and nervous pros.
tration.