Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-18
EASTERN NEWS.
Quite a Batch of Washing
ton Intelligence.
pos-.oy OF 4 sGIsoGc TAD PEE
r7.aTEo Y7oASsZ
Canadians Organizing Branch League
IN Montreal.
asusslA WILL NOT RETIRE; EnstaHO
Will TIEIp."
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD STRik-
EHS STILL DEFIANT.
Warrington Iatenigenee.

wa<hfngfon Intelligence
W.sgrxarox, March 1.-THE President
hss nominated Joseph s. Miller, OF West
Virgins, ConmissiOnsr Of Internal BsT-
enue.
Gen. Sheridan received 6 telegram from
Ges. Hatch this morning, stating thAs
upo1 The receipts Of the Presidents pr0cls-
nation concerning the Oklahoma lands.
most Of those preparing to invade the In
dian Territory decided 10 return home.
Il has been suthoritAtivsly learned that
there il no truth in the report cablsd from
q Paris newspaper that the Chinese Gov
eminent hAs ssked shs medium OF the
United States with France.
IL il understood that Gen. Foster will be
retained "a Minister to Spain for the pres
ent, with . view Of conducting negotis-
sions for . more favorable treaty, and that
he will probably return 70 Madrid in the
course Of = fortnight.
Among the Presidents callers to-day
were Rev. Henry Ward Beechsr. Vice
President Hendricks, Secretary Bayard,
Senator voorhees,, and ex-senator Nc
Donald.
Mr.. Pairchild to-day assumed the duties
As Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Navy Department to-day instructed
Commander Wilder Of the Yantic. now at
New Orleans, to supply q vessel with fuel
and provisions as soon Is possible and go
% Jfufnrakone GrAtanafa I'm ber ar
rival there he ia TO communicate immedi-
ately with the American officials at that
place and to use every exertion to protect
the American interests.
Railroad Racket.
GALVESTON, March 15.-The Galveston
News learns from Arlington, Texas: That
while the east bound mail on the Texas
Pacific railroad was crossing Village Greek,
near Arlington, this morning, the bridge
gave way. The engine and the mail and
baggage cars were precipitated into the
creek. The fireman is missing. supposed
to be under the engine. Woodruff, bag
gage master. and the route agent name
unknown were seriously injured and
taken to the company's hospital at Fort
Worth. The strikers visited the scene Of
the wreck, this afternoon, and went
manfully to work, clearing and repair
ing the track.
Canadian Politics.
MONTREAL, March 16.-At q meeting to
promote the unity Of the Empire to feder-
alton, it was resolved TO call q mass meet
ing early next month TO ratify the or
ganization Of Q branch association Of
the London League here. Letters were
read from prominent men of all parts of
the Dominion, strongly approving the
movement and offering 70 attend and take
part in any conference that may be pro-
jected. influential bankers. merchants.
and professional men were enthusiastic in
support Of the project.
Decline i'm Immigration.
New YORK. March lG.-The statistics OF
immigration at Castle Garden show a
falling of Of more than IS per cent from
Jan. !, compared with the same period
last year. The decline is specially marked
in German immigration. The steamship
Seryia brought here Wednesday 264 immi-
grants. A year ago, on the same date, she
brought 9l6. There is q slight increase in
3 English immigration. immigration is
lighter now than it has been before at the
same date since Castle Garden was used as
q landing depot.
"England Will Yield"
New York. March 16.-The Herald's
Paris correspondent interviewed the Pre-
mier. Though reticent, he made it clear
that the relations Of France and Germany
we're es friendly as ever. He also ascer-
tanned that though the German Emperor
Is using his influence to check the Russian
advance, the general policy Of Germany is
firmly favorable to Russia. REST as
eured." said he, Russia will not retire;
England will yield"
Striking Raiiroaders.
ST.. LOUIS. March 16.-The Missouri
Pacific officials here state that the strikers
d Sedaiia. Parsons, Denison and Atchin-
son refuse TO return to work unless q writ
tan guarantee is given not to discharge
any of the strikers within . year from
date. At other places the men have ali re-
turned to work. No action has been taken
by the railroad officials.
Revolution In Panama.
PANAMA. via Galveston, March l6.-The
City Of Panama was attacked at 4 O'Clock
Today Dy Q party OF revolutionists com.
manded BY General Aizpula. numbering
$50 men. The Government is defending
the city. Firing is going on necessarily.
wheat I'm Virginia.
LyNcHBuRe. Va, March 16.-Reports
from the principal wheat growing counties
in the State show the acreage is small and
has been to Q large extent frozen out OF the
ground and damaged.
Grancs Condition.
NEW YoRK. March 16.-General Grant
passed a bad night. He slept none, and