Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-03
EASTERN NEWS.
General Grant Considered
Dangerously Ill.
HIS DISEASE is CANCER of
THE THROAT.
The United States National Sank IN 9
Sound Condition.
TWO PRIVATE DETECTIVES LOOKING AfTfa
clEvEIAnu's WELFARE.
Another Dynamite Attempt at New
castle. Penn.
lsrKc1AL 10 TIKI srSrnxLl
Gen. Grant I'm . Precautions Condf-
tfon.

04
NV YosK, March a.-As midnight Gen.
Grants condition was reported unchanged
He WAS up during the day IS usual. bal
physicians and friends have given up Al
hone OF his recovery. His doctors say hs
il gradually sinking. There we're many
callers as his house to-day. The Tribune
saws his condition remains about the same.
| He is neither better nor worse than BE has
been for several days. IL is said that Col.
Fred Grant. last evening. refused 70 state
who the callers were yesterday or fron
whom any letters or kilograms were re
ceived concerning Gen. Grants eondiron-
DR.. Douglass said: "Gsn. Grant passed .
comfortable night. He slept vel. had
but little pain, and during the day vas up
and Sround and enjoyed himself with hls
family. The General ate more nsArn4y
yesterday than be has for several days.
:. Was the General alarmed 81 The p1e-
licisy given 10 his case and on 1ndlng cal
his true condition ~ Il an Ret n .
position to answer questions - 10 wext =
oelng done in Gen. Grants hoass. c1fA
presume that all xceo2ns Of his eoadiaoa
that might prodacs l~nfxvorAess mental
impresson il kept from him. ssw hin
about 10 O'CLOCK tonight He Vas tres
from pain, and he gave promise q passing
. comfortable night"
The World Of Tuesday viii have the tol-
loving: Dr.. Fordyos Barker, the family
physician, said yesterday thai these oAsss
generally turn CIT 80 dI5S-s1sE iron
what il expected. 1t rot sS-s to< 10 10
predict hos long GsasrA GrSai VII live
I hAvs not seen him for . week ! Was
present al the cons1l2tS01, and ne pay
ssclSns thought thea his case was Te<y
serious ] have great faith II Dr.. DoGs-
lass, because Re WAS s1cossst1l II Zxny
cases / referred 20 hin Thai = lev !
came 10 interest General Grant = having
treatment At his hands. szrssocs Dr.
Mario Nad DR.. SAaas cxalsd N ese4zss Il
xAs thought advisable 10 oo2sSx Tia re-
suit Of the operation. 1ae locstsoa q to
disease, however. IL fcznd 70 Be szeA tAxs
asargicAl operation : OH q tie 9aasza2-
There was n way 70 Set ST The gsosrzDo1-
HlasAro2s gill Hos be closed Up By IL
grogta Of diseased E2rx- He VII waste
away. because Of the dram UPoG Als sys-
sszA aid the wearing q dass&ss apoa Ia
nersoas toross. / an so<ry 70 sAy tie
Trouble i seldom cared. All sAz-s sssZs
70 be little hops for hls life We so35 lin
he might smoke half 8 eISx-. sas II oas
week from that uEs b ceased zsszg -
baeco IN Sny form. 1t vas tao1sAs Eos
best 70 irrir&ss his threat with soAscoo,
bat 10 say nsecEns caused tie eAzosr u
going too far. Ths Gsasrxl's VII power
IN giving up hls cigar. especially vAs1 IL
has been in The habit Of using 50 mary .
day, il remarkable. He las rot smoked q
cigar sincs 0essb<r Is last
A Ssaad Bank Defanaea
NV YoKx. March a-BAnk Exziner
Serbia completed his sx2aaicatsoa Q. ths
United States National B2nk Saturday.
He said Afterwards that hs foand the baak
in excellent condition. with 8 clean sur
Plus Of iA.eoo. He proRoanosd TIE r.
ports recsntly circulated about it the work
Of detansrs, Who ought TO Be made 20 sat
fer for their uniasuSAble attacks. Il.
there IL 10 legal redress he said, "a fhsrs
l. . personal nss and Il / vax IN the plAes
Of the President Of ths bank / wo1id Use
one Il / ce1ld not set Satisfaction from tn<
other. IN q Govsrnmsnf o5cs-, bat On
sAas secoaat | An no less an American cit.
zsn and . nan. say distinctly that TIE
author Of the rumors about the bank
should be punished severely, either al law
or in some other way" Mr.. Aurr3v.
President Of the United States Bank. re
turned one fron western trip yesfer-
day. and il this morning ss the bAnf. BE
viii Immediately prosecute Charles ..
Keep. sdatox Of the Wall street Daily News.
for hbei.
Democratic National Cemmfgsee.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-TAs National
Democratic COMMITTEES met to-day with q
foil attendance, and W. Il. Bxrnun pre-
sided. The nesting vas mainly devoted
70 the exchange Of congratulations upon
the snccsss attending The xOrk of the eou.
mitise and 4 discussion Of the Part thew
should take IN the Inauguration osrsuo-
niss. 1t Vas fully agreed thai The mem
hers Of the committee could witness pro-
osedings at the Capitol, and then take car
rlAgss . rids 70 the grand stand In front
OF TIE Axee1cve Mansion 70 view the PRO
essslo1. Secretary Prince humorously re-
marked: "Gentlemsn. il has been Is ysars
sines members Of this committee had met
Tor the pleasant object vhieh has called them
toseshsr to-day" Tbs meeting adjourned
sahject to the call OF the chairman. The
Exse1ssve COMMITTEES held preliminary
meeting and approved bills for sxpendi.
lures during the campaign.
An Unsuccessful Attempt.
NV CAsrL1. Pa, March a.-Unknoxn
parties made an attempt tonight to blow
up Rsney's Tam on Nesharnock creeA
with dynamite. The dam has caused gres,
anxiety on aecOun; Of ice gorging on i,
and flooding the town. The concuss;on
shook every house for q mile srouna
shAt'sring windows, breaking crockery
and creating eOnsternation among The 90.
eapAnis. In the church services we're h..
ing held. and the congregation, becomips
panic stricken. rushed for the doors
Women screamed and tainted, and q nun,
Der OF persoas in the Salvation Army,.
hall we're trampled and injured in Thai,
sadeAvor to ges out Of the building. Ths
attempt 10 destroy the dam was = fsilprs
While the damage 10 private property i,
! considerable :"