Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-02
GENERAL NEWS.
Russia is Evidently Preparing for
War.
ENGLAND CANNOT sUBDUE HER
WITH e7,500,000. j
Torpedo Boats Ordered for
British Service.
A CASE OF FEMALE ENocH ARDEN m
ILLINOIS.
THE PANAMA ROW BY NO MEANS
ENDED.
A Robbery of $4,000 in
Texas.
The WarIike Situation

NEW YORK. April 30.-The Herald's st.
Petersburg special says: Since Russia has
fortified Batoum, which is in defiance of
the Paris Treaty, from Odessa comes the
news that English firms have ordered their
representatives to close up the business
affairs and return. The Governor OF
Odessa said to a correspondent to-day:
"Lumsden was the real cause OF the con-
hict on the Kushk river. Russia does not
desire more conquest, but cannot submit
to England's impertinence. Russia is
quite prepared for war. England will not
be able to subdue us with FL, SOC. OO0."
LONDON, April 30.-In the House of
Commons this afternoon, Gladstone stated
that Russia had made no representations to
| this Government anent the British occu-
| patton on Port Hamilton.
1t is understood that the budget for 1885,
| will provide for the imposition of an in
crease of duty on foreign cigars.
The commisssry department OF the In
dian army has completed arrangements
for furnishing transportation and provls-
ion in India for two army corps. The
first corps consists of $4,000 British and
5000 native troops, with 10000 camp
followers, transport animal tenders, 5000
horses, and 80, 900 transport animals. The
second corps consists of IL, 900 British and
Is, 900 native troops with 28, 900 followers,
5000 horses, $4,000 transport animals, and
one months supplies
The firms at Cowes are working night
and day On forty torpedo boats ordered by
the English Government.
Tho Admirable hua nofifQd nffiQlra and
men at all Coast Guard stations to be in
readiness to join their ships at a moments
notice.
The Russian charter for coal to Cron-
stadt, freight to be rs Sd per ton, was made
at Newcastle, to-day, upon condition that.
if war was declared, the owner Of the boat
becomes the purchaser Of the cargo.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 30.-Five steam
ers have been purchased in America for
cruisers in the Russian service.
Russia has ordered the mobilization Of
her southern army. 1t is rumored that
200, 900 troops will be available in forty
days.
There is great scarcity of coal in this
city and at Cronstadt. and prices have
risen to fabulous figures.
A long dispatch in cipher was sent to
General Komaroff. yesterday. The pay Of
/ VIC edLlOLb III Lu6 Itubnlhu navy Ah6 DOCA
raised to the war rate.
COPENHAGEN, April 3O.-The military re-
serves OF Denmark are being modified in
the expectation of q necessity Of preserving
the Danish neutrality by force.
LONDON, April 80. - The Standards
special says: The Russians have occupied
Maruchak, twenty miles south of Penjdeh,
ON the Murghab RiAer. The Ameer, while
careless about Penjdeh, was attacked.
En0ch Arden In PetficOats.
PEORIA, ILL.,, April SOD. schwender
and his wife. OF this city, quarreled and
the wife left the house. Mr.. Schwender
searched diligently, but in vain, for her.
and at the end Of two years secured a d.
| vorce aud remarked. The missing lady
| put in an appearance yesterday, only to
find her place filled by another. After
leaving her husbands house she travelled
to San Francisco. and accepted a position
| of governess with a sea captain, whose wife
and child accompanied him on his voyages.
Since then the vessel has touched at vari-
Gus ports in France, England, the East
Indies, finally bringing up at Victoria,
British Columbia, where it will remain for
some time, Her first intimation that she
was q divorced woman and her husband
remarked was received on reaching here.
| She has had q long interview with her for
mer husband, and will return to Victoria
/ and resume her duties as governess.
The Panama Row.
PANAMA, via Galveston, April 30.-Cam-
bina, the messenger Of the diplomatic corps
~ RoOota arrival az papamo vaa4a.d.vf