Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-18
NEWS.
Canadian Students Show InCiVlltiGS to
that Government.
PROMINENT ENaIlsHNCN BURNED IN
EFFIay.
General Sheridan Makes an Excellent
Recommendation.
AN ARGUMENT THAT INTERESTS THE RAIL.
ROAD COMPANIES.
A Young Man OF Good Family Charged
With Embszzlemsnt.
THE CHICAGO STOCK GROWERS CON-
VERTl0n.
THE CHICAGO STOCK GROWERS CON
VERTI0N.
ESPECIAL To THE SENTINEL
lncivIlties shown the English Gov.

k1NAAA
lncivIlties shown ihe English Gov
eminent.
MONTREAL, Nov. 17.-About 400 students
started from the Victoria University to-
night to parade through the city. When
they reached Champs De Mars the number
had been augmented by a following var
iously estimated from 5000 to 10. 900 per-
| sons. The paraders carried French flags,
transparencies and efig les. Sir John Mo-
Donald, Sir Hector Lsngevin, Hon. j. A.
Chaplesn, Hon. Mr.. Langeven, Mr..
Oumeit, Mr.. Chapleans and Sir Hector
were burned in efigy on the Champs De
Mars. There was a number OF shots ex-
changed between the paraders and the po-
lice. No one was injured, however. From
this place the procession moved to Victo-
ria Square, where Sir John McDonald's OF.
| fgy was set on fire in front of Queen VIC
toria's statue. Quite a large body OF po-
lico was present, but offered no resistance
to the ~parsders. When the Premier's ef-
figy had been partly burned the party cut
it down with the remsrks: There goes
| the cursed serpent" The Queens statue
! was much blackened. After marching
| through the west end Of the city the crowd
returned to Champs De Mars, where the
demonstration is now breaking up.
A Good Recommendation.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-Gen. Sheridan,
in his annual report, says of the Indian
question: On account Of the rapid
| growth of our western settlements the
Army is obliged in some places to protect
the white people from Indians, while in
other places 1t is protecting Indians in
their persons and property from the
whites. The Indians are the richest peo-
pie in this country, as the communities Of
their reser vations include some Of the
beat lands, and if divided among heads Of
families each family would have thousands
Of acres. I would recommend that each
family be given and located OF 800 acres,
as now provided for by law, in case of
actual settlement. The Government
should then condemn all the balance OF
each reservation, buy it in at 81 % per
acre, and with the proceeds purchase Gov
eminent lands, to be held in trust by the
Interior Department., only giving to the
Indians each year the interest on bonds
for their support.
Important TO Railroad Companies.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 1.-THE Secretary of
the Interior and Assistant Secretary jerks
to-day heard the argument in the case Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company
vs. Milford & Miller on appeal from the de-
cision Of the Commissioner of the Land
Office. The matter at issue Is OF great in
terest to railroad managers, as IL involves
the right Of withdrawal on the part Of the
Government OF lands for indemnity pur-
poses. The Commissioner decided that
such Withdrawals were illegal, and he re.
voked the order, Withdrawing the land in
cluded in the indemnity grant to the
Northern Pacific. From that decision the
railroad company appealed to the Secre-
tary.
Arrested for EmbezzIement.
CHICAGO, Nov. IN. W. Webster, a
young man, is under arrest charged with
embezzlement by the Pullman Palace Car
Company. Webster has been In the en-
ploy Of that corporation for several years !
and lately he has been assistant to the |
agent OF the company at the town Of Pull |
man. The amount OF his defalcation is
known to BIO at least So. 600. Webster ia |
very we'll connected. and to avoid scandal |
he was not arrested when his shortage was
first discovered, but he was simply
watched by detectives. On Saturday.
however. he was arrested on complaint OF
the Pullman Company.
A Marrow Escape.
ST.. LOUIS. Nov. 1.-THE Catholic Pro-
tectorate at Glencoe was burned last night.
Nine Christian Brothers and IS boys were
in the building, all OF whom escaped.
Two boys and one Brother, who remained !