Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-04
EASTERN NEWS.
Cleveland and Party's Ar
rival in Washington.
INTELLECTUAL EFFORT or RANDALL TO PASS
the sumORY CIVIL BILL. .
A Brutal Contest Between Frank
Glover and Tom Chandler.
CHANDLER KNOCKED sENsEIEsS FOR
THIRTY SECONDS.
Death of Hon. ]. g.. Blalne's
Sister.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENr1sEL.l

this morning the laden mists OF night
still chung around the Baltimore ana
Philadelphia depot, and there were but
few passengers on the special train bearing
the President-elect and his party. 1t
drew up on the side-trackJ in the depot.
The P~resident-eleot was accompanied by
his brother, Rev. L. Cleveland and his
wife and child, his sisters, Mrs. Hoyt and
| Miss Cleveland, his niece, Miss Mary
| Hastings, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Manning,
| and Col. Daniel Lamont and his wife and
| two children. After q delay of about ten
| minutes, Chairman Berrett and Mr.. Gait,
of the Inaugural Committee, put IN an
appearance, and were introduced to the
President-elect. Some twenty minutes
were required to secure carriages, and IL
was ten minutes to 8 O'Clock before the
party disembarked. Meanwhile the news
Of the arrival of the party had spread and
the crowd gathered around the Pullman
car and stared hard at the President-elect,
who bore scrutiny with equanimity. When
the carriages arrived the party alighted
and proceeded through the ladies waiting
room to the north entrance, the President
| elect leading with Chairman Berrett. He
wore q blue overcoat and a silk hat, and
did not appear to be at all fstigued by his
nights journey. Carriages were taken,
and the party proceeded to the Arlington,
where q hasty toilet was made and break
fast served.
The committee Of citizens appointed by
Chairman Corcorsn to receive the Presi-
dent-elect had been informed by him that
he decided to avoid q public reception, and
would prefer to receive 3 visit from the
committee at his hotel. They were also
informed yesterday evening by members
Of the Senate, designated by Mr.. Cleve-
land as a medium OF further correspond
ence, that other and private arrangements
be made for his comfort and reception at
the station and conveyance to the hotel,
and, consequently, when the party arrived
only a few train hands and half 8 dozen
reporters were present.
Washington Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, March. 3.-There was
hardly q dozen members in the hall when
the session resumed this morning. The
Sundry Civil bill had in the meantime
come over from the Senate heavily laden
with amendments. Randall asked unani-
nous consent that this bill be taken up,
and the Senate amendments n-on-concurred
in and sent to the Conference Committee,
but objection came from Hepburn, and
then there was q call Of the House, which
showed the presence of only forty-ive
members. Randall's motion was then re-
newed, agreed to and Randall, Forney and
Ryan were appointed conferees on the part
of the House. After various Intellectual
attempts to have the bills taken up by
unanimous consent, and it being plainly i'm
possible to have any public business trans
acted, the House adjourned until II
O'Clock.
1.-The President to-day ordered the Court
Martial for the trial of Brigadisr General
W. B. Hazen on the charges of conduct
prejudicial to good order and military
discipline. The court will meet in this
city on the 18th instant, and Major Gen.
eral Hancock will be present.
Vice P~resident.elect Hendricks was on
the floor Of the Senate to-day. The Sena-
tors, without regard to party afiliation,
took the opportunity to pay their respects.
After leaving the Senate he went to the
hall Of the House, and number of mem
bers greeted him. Afterwards he vent to
the lobby in the rear of the hall, where
he held an informal reception, and met
both Democratic and Republican Repre-
sentatives.
Senate-The credentials OF Lelend Stan.
ford aud J. F. Eustis, Senators-elect, were
laid before the Senate.
Another Brutal Contest.
CHICAGO, March Six thousand per-
sons gathered in a hall tonight, and 1000
more were turned away. the occasion be-
ing a pugilistic entertainment. Tom
Chandler and Frank Glover contested for
the heavy weight championship of Illinois,
with tive rounds, Queensbury rules, and
with medium gloves. 1t was a wicked en-
counter. Chandler knocked Glover sense.
less for Is seconds in the second round
In the third round Chan dler forced fight
ing for q time. and pounded and emit
Glover's face fearfully. Glover, however.
made a most remarkable rally, and in the
fourth round he knocked Chandler sense
less for 80 seconds, winning the fight. It
was thought for Q time that Chandler was
dead.
A Rendezvous Raided.
ST.. LOUIS, March 3.-Advices from Dim
NIT county, Texas, say that the sheen
ranch Of Ryan and Level, which has borne
a bad reputation for q long time, being
regarded as the headquarters for
cattle thieves and Mexicans. was
attacked three days ago by eight Ameri.
cans. Manuel Flores, the overseer. was
hanged. Two of the herders were shot
and killed. and the sheep were scattered
In all directions. No effort will be made
to arrest the guilty parties. Demmit
county was the scene Of the late trouble
with Mexicans.
The Reiier-Skattnx Contest.
New YoRK, March S.-Ths score in the
six-dsys roller-skating contest stood al 10
O'Clock this morning: schock, 800 miles.
Donovan. 800; Msddocks. 27; Boyes, 26s::
Walton. 269; Fixes. 252; Small, 249; Grom.
ley. 24S; Onslia, 2S2.
Biaine's Sister Dead.
BALTIMORE. March 3.-Mrs. Eliza Rl.,ns
Walker. the only sister Of James G. Blaine
: died early this morning. Her brother.