Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-01

| other raid on Canada has cansed . eooo
ZEAL Of talk in Irish revolutionary cirSaeI
here. To . reporter this morning msrsns'
| John Roach, . member OF the 1osepn
| Rrady circle OF the Fenisn Drotnernooo'
| said the main point OF the dispatch Is srue'
| Ever since we heard OF the British PROPOSE
! tom 10 send . contingent from Canaos 70
| sond.n we have been devising means OF
striking a blow at Canada, which 10 Q psrt
~ Fnglsud's empire, and yon can say mas
70 csnsdi.n soldiers go 10 Soudan in one
1913 time from their departure lO,OOo
Ir;sbmen armed with all the resources OF
c;v;iiz.t;on. will make things lively in To
onto. Ouebec and Montreal. IL Is our
hnsiness 70 lab .. England at 81 times ana
places II we can't send many men to help
hi Mahdi we will stop England from send
Ing Canadians to help her cut throats In
Africa.
Presidential Proclamation
WASHINGTON. Feb. 28.-The President
to-day issued the following proclamation:
IA the President Of the United States Of
Americas proclamation;
Whereas. Objects of interest in the
United States require that the Senate
sbonld be convened 81 IL o'clock on the
4th dsy of March next to receive and ACT
nnon sueb Communications as may be made
10 II on the part of the Execative; now,
therefore. 1, Chester A. Arthur, Presl-
dent of the United States, have considered 1t
20 be nv duty to issue this my procismation'
declaring that the extraordinary occasion
~reonires the Senate Of the United States
10 convene for the transaction OF business
at the Capital City, Washington, on the
4tb day of March next at II o'clock, noon,
of which ali who shall at that time be en-
titled to set as members of that body are
hereby requested to take notice.
CHESTER A. Arthur, President.
FREDERICK 7. FRELIsGHUYsEs,
Secretary of State.
Mrs. Dudley ana short ON Trial.
NEw YORK. Feb. 2s.-The General Ses-
zion Courtroom Was crowded this morn
ing with persons anxious to witness the
proceedings in the a~rrsignment Of Mrs.
Dudley for shooting Rosa, and Dick
Short for stsbbing Captain Phelan. short
was first arrsignsd. His face was nusned,
but his manner was calm and collected.
Short pleaded not guilty to the charge OF
assault and battery. The Recorder said
that ss the case was an aggravated one DC
would increase the bail from $500 TO
5000. Short was then removed. Mrs.
Dudley was then srraigned, and sp-
preached the bar with 8 quiet smile. She
stood mute. The Recorder directed the
plea OF not guilty for Mrs. Dudley, and
her bail was fixed st $500. The accused
was then taken back to prison. Neither
Captain Phelau or 0'Donovan Rosa we're
present during the proceedings.
Railroad workmen's Wages Re-
duced.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2S.-The workmen in
the Texas and Pacific railroad shops at
Marshall, Texas, have been notified that
their wages will be reduced twelve and
one.half per cent after Monday next. The
order produced much dissatisfaction
among the men, and at q meeting held 9
committee was appointed to wait on the
railroad officials and ask that the order be
rescinded. This was done, but NO salts
faction was received. A similar notidcs-
ton was served on the men at Inlerne and
the Great Northern shops at Palestine.
which are under the same management as
those at Marshall, and il Was received in
about the same spirit. A strike is talked
OF, but no action has yet been taken by the
men.
Serious Railroad Accident.
-KEoKuK, Ia, Feb. 28.-The rear coach
of the Wabash train fell over d bridge
near Centeryille this morning. About Q
dozen persons were hurt, the worst being
Conductor Gibson, F. Burns. Rosdmss-
ter; A. N. Gregory, Claim Agent, and
Mrs. Gilbert, of Salt Lake.
Hendricks in Washington.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2~S.-Hendricks held
an informal reception in his rooms at the
hotel last evening. A large number Of
persons are calling to pay their respects.
Hendricks Calls ON Arshur.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-vice President
elect Hendricks called at the White
House to-day in company with Henry D.
Pierce. OF Indianapolis, and q member OF
the Inaugural Reception Committee, and
paid his respects to the President.
Cleveland Going "a Washington
Tuesday.
ALBANY, Feb. 28.-President-elect Cieve.
land, accompanied by his brother, two sis.
ters and Col. Lamont and family, leave for
Washington early on Tuesday morning.