Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-03
OVER THE WATER.
More Concerning the PAIL Mall ia
zetfe Indecencies-A Big sirike
at E1swtck-ExpulsiOns from War
saw-A Big Run ON the Bank Of
Ireland-ChOIera Notes.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

saw-A Big Run ON n Bank Of
Ireland-ChoIera Notes.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
LONDON, Sept. a. Mrs. Jarrett was
taken into custody this morning on the
charge Of abducting the Armstrong girl
who was " Lille" of the Pail Mall Ga
zette's revelations. General Booth, Of the
Salvation Army, surrendered Mrs. Jarrett
to the authorities, after having several con-
ferences with them during the past few
days. The police finally threatened to
have q warrant issued for General Booths
arrest on the charge of o~bstructing the
law, by concealing Mrs. Jarrett. This
frightened him, and he Immediately pro-
duced the woman. Mrs. Jarrett walked to
the Police Station with q sister OF the
Salvation Army, and in accordance with
an arrangement with the Superintendent
OF the Police. An officer was in waiting
at the door of the station house, and took
her into custody. Mrs. Jarrett demurely
proceeded to the cells and was locked up.
Later in the day Mrs. Jarrett was taken to
the Bow Street Police Court, where she
was charged with having in~deoently as
saulted the Armstrong girl, with admins
tering q noxious drug to her, with feloni-
ously OBTAINING her, also with conspiring
with Mr.. Stead, of the Pail Mall Gazette,
and others to commit these offenses.
Mr.. Poland, Solicitor for the Treasury,
appeared for the prosecution. He declared
that Mrs. Jarrett had obtained the girl by
pleading that she required her to assist
in doing the homework of her home, and
that she was q woman Of respectability.
The prisoner was then remanded until
Monday next, bail being refused. A sum-
mons has been granted for completely in
the case against Mr.. Stead, General Booth
and others.
Five thousand workmen employed in
Sir William George Armstrong; machine
and gun works at Elswick. near New
Castle, struck work to-day because their
employers refused to dismiss two man.
ayers, who had made themselves obnoxious
to the employees.
Prince Henry, of Battenberg, husband
Of Princess Beatrice. has by the Queens
orders been appointed Commandant of the
British Navy.
BERLIN, Sept. 2.-The German says that
140 Prussians have just been expelled
from Warsaw. They were arrested and
chained together and compelled to march.
Women are following the men and stopping
in prisons. The Posen Courier publishes
a long list Of wealthy Poles who have been
expelled from Prussia.
The fifteenth anniversary Of the German
victory over the French at Sedan was
celebrated here to-day by q grand military
display. The Emperor and Empress
drove ahead Of the troops in the pro-
cession.
For three days past o heavy run has
been continuously upon the Bank Of Ire
land, and IL now amounts almost TO q
panic. The Irish Tory papers are nov
filled with bitter and vindictive articles
concerning the affair, and they intimate
that the entire run is engineered in re-
venge for the Hibernisns' refusal to make
advances TO the Munster Bank during its
recent troubles.
PARIS. Sept. 2.-Sara Bernhsrdt was
more frightened than hurt by her fall
down stairs. She proceeded TO Bordeaux
to-day.
ToULoN, Sept. 2.-Cholera is again
spreading in this city. The markets are
deserted. seventeen deaths from cholera
occurred here last night.
MADRID. Sept. 2.-The number Of new
cases Of cholera and deaths throughout
Spain yesterday was 5000 and LOST. re-
spectively.