Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-03
EASTERN NEWS.
ODonovan Rosa Killed by
a Woman.
DYEAMIrERS At WORK IN NEW
YORK CITY.
A Man Dies According to HIS
Prophecy.
At A MEETING a'IEARY DENOUNCED
nYnAMITERs.
Danger Threatening the Elevated
Railways.
ESPECIAL TO THE sKSTIyEL.l
dynamite fn New York.

UtuAllAtt III We"
NEW YORK, Feb. AIT S late hour last
night, Garry Brothers dry goods store Oh
Grand and Allen streets was injured BY an
explosion Of dynamite. which vas placed
underneath the frame work OF the O
The shock was felt several hundred fsei-
The police are satisfied the explosion SAs
the outcome Of 3 strike among Garry
Bros employees. Burke. . former ciark'
was dismissed . few days ago. The Dry
Goods Clerks Union, Of which he Is 9
member, endesvored 10 secure his rein
s.Allment. A meeting Of the private retail
dry goods dealers held proceedings not
divulged, but i, is thought that the organl-
cation of dealers made the Union men
desperate and impelled them 10 Use dyns-
mite.
LATER-William Butier. James Daley.
Joseph Lamb and Charles Henry Sere
arrested to-day, charged Eiih hAsIng
caused she explosion in the store Of Garry
Bros, on Grand street, early yesterday.
They we're arraigned in court, and seserA4
respectable witnesses testified 10 t1elr
good characters The police could pre-
sent no evidence connecting them wIih he
explosion, and the Court discharged them
Not Alarmed About q silver Crisis.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-The crisis which
many Eastern journals aad f~nancss.s
seem determined to p~recipiiats, does not
disturb the Suns equsnimiiy. Il sara
The banks may continue 8 li.,ls longer 70
refuse silver, but as sooz as their custom
ers begin TO take in any considerable
quantity OF ID they have got 10 aecep. il
tbs same As other money, OF slse lose
their business. II the boarding Of gold
should become epidemic, the banks could
not escape she demand for j; any more
than the Treasury could. Their note bold
ers and their depositors would make rms
upon them, and their s.ock Of gold would
soon melt swsy. This the more clear
sighted OF their officers perceive,
and they viii do all in their power
TO avert it. Besides, whenever gold
finally goes TO . premium, that premium
will be 30 small a. not 10 be worth the loss
OF interest incurred in waiting for il. Il
viii be % now IN France, nearly nominal,
for the reason that there will be 90 much
gold ics sale as to swamp The market. We
may. therefore, safely trust to the self-ia-
terest OF banks not 10 p~recipitste q silver
crisis. Legislation on the subject would
alarm the public, and thus do more harm
than good.
A Threatening Danger.
NEW York, Feb. 2.-Ths Herald has a
sensational article IN the danger threaten
ing the elevated roads, from 3 weakening
OF the iron supports and girders from
capitalization OF the iron. Il says that engi-
neers and scientists are making the subject
q study, and experiments during the past
fourteen years substantiate the theory that
the best OF iron, when subjected to conun-
q strain, will lose its ibrous qualities
and show crystalline arrangements of mole
cules, and become az brittle as castings. All
authorities agree that the enormous strain
to which the elevated track is subjected will
cause IRON to crystalline, and that the pro.
cess cannot DO detected by any outward
sign. Theodore Cooper. builder Of the st.
Louis bridge. said the road is being strained
lust twice as much as it was limited TO be,
other engineers express 3 similar opinion.
A Prophecy FULFILLED.
GALVESTON, Feb. 2.-william Garlick
late cashier of the suspended Island Saw.
ings Bank, died this afternoon from mar
alysis. Last November Garlick returned
from q years s~ojourn in the North wifi
his health greatly improved. About the
LIST OF December, from the books of IN,
bank. he discovered that il had baer
wrecked during his absence. Conidinc
these matters to friends at the time, Gar
hck SAID bis health was SO restored that. n,
could have lived for years, but this dis
covery," he said, "will kill me. I ma,
De dead in " months" The pronbac,
was fulfilled to the very day. No sbadov
OF blame for the banks failure ia attachas
to Garlick's management or money.
O'Leary Denounces she Dynamiter,
MANCHESTER, Feb. 2.-O'Leary, the Fe
man, lectured to 1000 persons last night
He condemned the recent dynamite on.
RACES. and said they were likely 10 com
plete the enslavement of Ireland. n
characterized the dynamite agitators !,
america as ignorant and INSCRIPTIONS IA
nAsies: o'Leary was frequently inter
rupseo py the audience. An Irishman q
Liverpool, named Connolly, said no hon
est irish patriot should denounce any waar
on freshmen used against England. Thi
statement evoked great applause. Othe
, speakers followed. who strongly aavocs.e
the use Of dynamite against EnSlsnd
Cheers were given for O'Donovan Rosss
Theatrical Divorce Sensation.
CHICAGO, Feb. IA sensational diyorc
suit has beer commenced here. The com
|, plAinans is Leopold A. Won West; tn
: defendant is Madame Mathilds Cot,ral,,