Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-06
EASTERN NEWS.
Quiet RGgnS Supreme Again at Rock
Springs, Wyoming.
THE cElNANEN m THAT SECTION
PANIC STRICKEN.
Serious Relations Between
Germany and Spain.
THE PEOPLE or MADRID MADnEMED
WITH FRENZY.
The Rumors Concerning John
W. Mackay Denied.
JEALOUS HUSBAND MURDERS
HIS CHlLD-WlFE.
THE PEOPLE or MADRID MADDEnEr
WITT FRENZY.
The Rumors Concerning John
W. Mackay Denied.
AJEALous HUSBAND MURDERS
HIS CHILD-WIFE.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
The Chinese Massacre.

4uies uo10 tV-daJ' 4nC miuo8e uhfo fe
turned to work. At 9 meeting held last
night, measures were taken TO put . stop
to the drunken c~arousals Of q few OF their
number who have been celebrating the re-
moval Of the Chinese. Two more dead
Celessials were found to-dsy-one in the
ruins Of Chinatown, another beneath the
railroad bridge, about q mile east. The
heather had been wounded and managed
to walk that far before he gave up. Your
correspondent talked with the miners to-
day who took an active part in the attack
upon Chinatown. and was told that less
than q third of the dead Chinese in the
ruins Of the houses have been found thus
far. They declare that no less than Is
were shot down inside of the burned
buildings. These buildings had dirt roofs,
which covered up the dead Cinnamon
when the dwellings succumbed to the
flames, and as no actual search has been
made in the mines it ia quite probable that
these statements are true. The Cinnamon
are still arriving at stations east and west
almost dead from fright, and weak from
fatigue and lack OF food. All are shipped
70 Evanston by the company. They re-
iterate the statement that many have died
in the hills from the wounds received in
the attack upon them. 1t is reported here
that the white miners at Almy, in the
western end Of the Territory, have notified
the Chinese laborers in the mines that they
must leave inside Of three days. and that
the Union Pacific has Q guarantee of their
removal within the time specified. The
Celestisls ell along the road refused to
work to-day, and demanded passes to
Evanston. The Chinese lsundrymen and
servants at Green River were told last
and they will go west ON to-day's express.
Either War or q Revelation.
New YORK. Sept. ga Madrid dispatch
says that last plight official dispatches re-
ceived by the Government state that a
German gunboat landed troops on the
night Of the Gath Of August and holssed
the German flag there. The Spanish
vessels San Fuenten and Manila were 9,
Yap 1t the time. The Captains of the
Spanish vessels and the Spanish Govern
ment protested with energy against the oc-
cupation. The Spanish gunboats cleared
their decks for action, and the Manila was
about to fire upon the German gunbosi
when she wa signalled to desist, which she
did most reluctantly. A third Spanish
| vessel, the Velastoro, has arrived at Yap
Bay. This news causes the widest excite
| ment throughout Spain. Crowds gathered
| in the streets OF Madrid all night long,
frantically g~esticulsting and calling the
| Emperor William, the Drown Prince and
Bismarck the viIest names, several thou.
sand people shouting. death 20 Bis.
marck" and "Vivs Espans." mobbed the
German Embassy, smashing windows and
breaking into . thousand pieces the Ger.
man arms on the Embassy building and
trampling fragments under their feet. The
Embassy Is completely mobbed. The
furniture and mirrors were dashed TO
pieces. The people are almost fosming al
their mouths with frenzy. Several OF the
| soberest Spanisrds, with whom I talked,
| were confident that the affair must now
end either by war or revolution.
The Rumors Concerning Mackay
Denied.
NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-The Herald leader
says: Any reports regarding a change of
proprietorship Of the Herald is as false as
ii is absurd. On the contrary. tho same
enterprise and ownership will continue 10
stimulate the constantly increasing inhu
ence Of the Herald. Any reports to the
contrary are pure freaks Of Imagination.
A writer in the Tribune, signing himself
!" California" ridicules the rumor that
Mackay is trying to buy the Herald. He
says, "I don't believe that Mackay 10 buy
ing papers just now. either for Young or
anybody else. He has had o good many
rnnrrGkahl In aaAFnau N IN vnsna. ~ -.
sort and another; has planted So, 600, 900 in
cable and telegraph lines and another
81. 000. 900 In q railroad to Mexico, which
stopped without reaching the Mexican line,
and has never earned sufficient 10 buy axle
grease. Be has just had to take one-half
Of his partners. Senator Fairs, interest
In the Nevada Bank. and Senator Fair
himself has been talking about the fact
that cash did not seem TO be too abundant
for little transactions OF that kind. He
was forced 70 take more paper than he
wanted. Altogether, you may rest assured
that Macksy 10 not as handsome as he was
one year or two ago.b but he knows q great
deal more. He is not making new and
fancy Investments"
They 60 to Protect the Mails,
WASHINGTON. Sept. 5.-Governor War.
rem, Of Wyoming. telegrsphed 10 the
President and Secretary Of War. request
ing the assistance Of Federal troops in
suppressing the disturbances ct Rock
Springs, Wyoming. caused by the massacre
OF the Chinese laborers by miners. A COPY /
OF the telegram was forwarded 10 Secretary
Endicott ct his home In Massachusetts,. |
Adjutant General Drum had q conference |
with Secretary Bsya-S IS &c :hs best
course TO pursue in the matter, and de- |
sided, In view OF the informally of Aha