Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-01

ROME, March 3O.-The haseBna tne"o
naperl saws: 1.-The events may compei
ftaly TO take an active part in the war IN
the East. She must act in concert WIN
England and Austria"
Rowru, PISpI. March 30.-The military
authorities have settled every detail 1or
the advance of $1,000 troops to Pishin: a
scbeme has been submitted for Earl Duf-
ferin's approval, that the Ameer's escort 10
Rowul Pindi shall number 2,OOO.
LONDON, March 30.-In the House OF
Commons, this afternoon, the Marquis OF
Harrington, Secretary OF State Tor war,
said the last advices the Government nso
received from st. Petersburg were 70 tne
effect that a peaceful solution OF the Russo
Afghan question was more promising than
at any time since the difficulty arose.
Nominations.
WASHINGTON, March 30.-Consuls-Gen-
eral of the United States: Thomas W. M.
Walker, of Connecticut, to London; Fred
erick Payne, of Maryland, to Berlin; Ed
mund Jussen, Of Illinois, to Vienna.
Ministers Resident Of the United States:
@. Rell, Jr., of Rhode Island, to the
Netherlands; Rufus Magee, OF Indiana 10
Sweden and Norway; George w. Merrill
of Nevada, to the Hawaiian Islands.
Ministers Resident and Commissioned
of the United States: Edward Park Curtis
Lewis, OF New Jersey, to Portugal; Kasmus
Banderson, of Wisconsin, to Denmark.
Consuls of the United States: A. Hallor
Gross, OF Pennsylvania, at Athens, Greece;
Evan P. Howell, of Georgia, at Manches-
ter, England.
Envoy Extraordinary and Ministers Plen-
~ipotentiary Of the United States: Thomas
j. Jarvis, Of North Carolina, to Brazil;
Alexander r. Lawton, OF Georgia. to
Russia; Anthony M. Kelley, OF virginia. 70
Italy.
Brown Shipley & Co., London, England,
| Special Fiscal Agents of the Navy Depart
ment; Alex. McCue, Of New York, Solicitor
of the Treasury; Joseph E. Johnston, OF
Virginia, Commissioner OF Railroads; Lewis
| Mullen, of New York, Appraiser for the
| District of New York City; Capt. VIM. ):
| velkmar, of the Fifth Cavalry, Major and
| Assistant Adiutant General; Capt. George
| II. Barton, of the Twenty-first Inspector,
Major and Inspector General. There were
| also a number of appointments to minor
Postoffces In Illinois and Colorado. and
District Revenue Collectors in Indiana,
I0XaS, OulO, duQ tlo OOuth'
General Grants Condition Critical.
New YORK, March 3O.-Gen. Grant was
astir early this morning. He breakfasted,
and at II o'clock the following bulletin
was procured from DIR. Douglas: "The
General was visited at II P. M. by Drs.
Shrady and Douglas. The afternoon had
been a quiet one with periods of slumber,
| alternately ueon the bed and in the easy
chair. As the time Of the night visit ar
rived, the General became apprehensive
| that the symptoms of the preceding even
| ing would be renewed, and he requested
DR.. Douglas to be cent for. The appre-
| hension was allayed by the employment Of
| the same means as the night before, WITT
| success, but the General preferred to re-
main in the chair SO as to avoid the posi-
| bility of their recurrence from a recum'
| bent position. The throat was attended
| to again at 2 A. M, and the General had
| altogether a comparatively comfortable
| night. He is now quiet and free from
| pain"
There is good ground for believing thai
| the actual condition of Gen. Grant Thu
| morning was worse than indicated. Tit
following bulletin has just been sent out
"At noon, the General, who had been sit
| ting and reclining in his easy chair, wal
| lifted by his servant and placed upon hi
| bed, where he is now"
At 2:10 PM. Mark Lane, who is inter
ested in the firm that is publishing Gen
| eral Grants book, called at the house in
coupe. He alighted from the carriage, ant
was met at the foot Of the steps by a ser
want who told him of the Generals condi
ton. Lane did not enter the house.
1t is rumored on the street now that
DR.. Douglas stated the General would moi
live twenty-four hours.
In answer to an inquiry as to Genera
Grants's condition, Col. Fred Grant jus
now lat 2:20 P. NJ stated that his father
was not quite so well as he has been. Thu
General is now sitting up. He has taker
some food since noon. DR.. Douglas haI
not left his side to-day. He will not leav'
until relieved by another doctor.