Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-10
What a Favorable Impression on the
President Accomplished.
A MINISTER DRIVEN TO SUI
eide BY REMORSE.
England and Russia.


Viceroy of India "in consequence Of the
disastrous effect upon the British prestige
in India of G~ladstone's weak and timer
Gus policy" is denounced by the Govern
ment officials as utterly untrue. "On
the contrary" they said, Earl Dufferin
counsels with and approves of Glsdstone's
present action respecting the Russo-Atghan
question"
A special dispatch from Calcutta to the
Times gays: 1.-THE news of the peace ar
rangements has created dismsy here, for
peace SO obtained is considered dangerous
and humiliating. Reports which reach
here from the Northwest Provinces or
from Afghsnissan agree in representing
the vacilation Of the ministry TO the Brit
ish prestige"
In the House of Lords to-day the ques-
ton was asked regarding the condition Of
the British troops serving in the Soudan,
TIE Duke of Cambridge, C~ommander-in-
Chief of the Army, in response said the
troops had never been better cared for in
any campaign than they had been in the
Soudan.
In the House Of Commons this after
noon, Sir Stafford Northcote gave notice
that he would, on Monday, move that the
House be entitled 10 the fullest knowledge
Of the Governments action in regard TO
the Afghan dispute and the uses TO which
the Eli ,000, 900 to be voted for are to be
pat.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 6.-The Moscow
| Gazette, with reference to the submission
| Of the Afghan frontier difficulty to arbitrs-
ton, says: at is only possible to per nit
| the correctness Of our action to be certified
by q third party. Such q course as this
is not arbitration in any proper Eense OF
the term, but simply q respectable means
| of terminating the incident" The Novoe
| Vremys explains that Sir Peter Lumsden,
| who, they say, made al the mischief, has
been recalled TO London.
General Grants Condition.
CHICAGO, May .8.-Dr. Geo. F. Shrady,
in the Medical Record on May 9th, will
say of the condition of General Grant:
During the past week General Grants
bodily health has much improved. Hi.
appetite is better and he has q relish foi
his food. Locally, his disease shows
slight tendency to progress. The palata
curtain is considerably in~iltrated, although
all signs OF acute inlamatory trouble have
disappeared. The liberation at the base
of the right anterior faucial pillar and
alongside the tongue presents a worm
eaten surface, indicating an extension Of
the destructive process. His breathing i!
free and his voice clear, but the movements
of the tongue are somewhat re tricted
affecting the articulation accordingly
Despite the favorable condition there havi
been no changes in the local disease Il
warrant any modification of the origina
diagnosis by the medical staff"
New YORK, May 6.-General Grant wen,
to sleep between IL and II O'Clock las
night. During the night he took nourish'
ment twice. He slept seven hours, awakine
between seven and eight this morning
The General dressed about nine O'Clock
and began arranging his notes. He will
continue work on his book to-day.
Minister Thompson.
WASHINGTON, May 8.-Dr. John E. W
Thompson, who was to-day appointed
Minister Resident and Consul General to
Hayti, was born in Brooklyn. He is a
graduate OF the Medical Department. Of Yale
College. After leaving Yale he pursued
i ulb M6ulcdl btuulce III L hIlss WAcEo NO Dc-
came proficient in the French language,
which knowledge will serve him in his new
sphere, as the Hsytians are q French
speaking people. DR.. Thompson is a young
colored man and was highly recommended
for the position by the faculty of Yale, as
well as by many leading citizens of his
native State.
Minister LathrOpe.
WASHINGTON, May 8.-Mr. Lathrope,
appointed Minister TO Russia, is 60 years
of age. He has been prominently identi-
| fed with the legal profession. His resi-
dence is in Detroit. Shortly after Mr..
Cleveland was elected to the Presidency,
Mr.. Lathrope, with other Michigan gentle
man, called ON him in Buffalo. The
President was greatly pleased with
Mr.. Lathrope and so expressed himself on
his return to Albany. This appointment
to Russia was unsolicited.
I'm Parliament.
LONDON. May 8.-Premier Goldstone gave
notice to-day of a proposal by the Govern
ment Of a marriage dowry for Princess
Beatrice, who is to be welded shortly to
Prince Henry. of R~attenberg.
Thomas Sexton, Home Rule member for
the County of Sligo, asked whether the
Government had interfered in any way with
the appointment OF Kelly es American
Minister to Austria.
More Appointments.
WASHINGTON, May s.-The President
to-day appointed Geo. V. N. Lathrope, Of
Michigan, Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
ter Plenipotentiary to Russia; Boyd Win
chester, of Kentucky, Minister Resident
and Consul General to Switzerland; John
E. w. Thompson, of New York, Minister
Resident and Consul General to Hayti.
A sinners suicide.
New CORK. May 8.-Rev. ]. Fl. Daily.
formerly pastor Of Trinity Methodist Epis-
copal Church in York street, Jersey City,