Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-08
EASTERN NEWS.
Quite a Sensation in a London
Religious Gathering.
APPROXIMATION FROM PRES
IDENT CLEVELAND.
A Notorious Case Ends in an
Acquittal.
THE WILL OF THE LATE "JoSH
BILLINGS"
Reporter Schwab Sues Emma
Nevada for Libel.
GOSSIP ABOUT ADMIT
I N DAKOTA.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
a Presiden tiaI Proclamation.

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
a Presidential Proclamation.
WASHINGTON, Nov. THE President
has issued o proclamation, commanding
all persons at Seattle and other places in
Washington Territory who have assem-
bled for unlawful purposes, to desist there
from and dispense and return peaceably to
their homes on or before IL o'clock merid-
ian tomorrow, November s.
LATER-The President issued the fol-
lowing proclamation:
Whereas, II is represented TO me by
the Governor of the Territory OF Wash.
ington that domestic violence exists within
said Territory and that by unlawful OBJ
struotions and combinations and the as
semblage of eyil-disposed persons it has
become impraoticable to enforce by the
ordinary course Of judicial proceedings
the laws of the United States at Seattle
and at other points and places within said
Washington Territory whereby life and
property are there threatened and en-
dangered; and
Whereas. Tho Legislature of said
Territory cannot be convened. and
in the judgment OF the President IN emer-
gency has arisen and q case is now pre-
sented which ~justifes and requires under
the Constitution and the laws of the
United States the employment of the mill
tary to suppress domestic violence and
enforce the faithful execution of the laws
of the United States if the command and
warning Of this proclamation be disobeyed
and .disregarded; now. therefore,
l. Grover Cleveland, President of these
United States of America, do hereby com.
mand and warn all insurgents and all per-
sons who have assembled at any point
within said Territory of Washington for
unlawful purposes aforesaid, to desist
therefrom and dispense and retire peace
ably to their respective abodes on or be-
fore IL O'Clock meridian or the 9Th day of
November instant, and I do admonish all
good citizens of the United States, and all
persons within the limits or jurisdiction
thereof, against aiding, abetting, counte-
nancing or taking part in any such un-
lawful acts or assemblages.
In witness whereof, I have set my hand
and caused the seal of the United States to
be hereunto. affixed. Done at the City of
Washington this 7th day Of November in
the year OF our Lord, 1885, and Of the in
dependence Of the United States the one
hundred and .en.h.
(Signed): GROVER CLEVELAND.
By the President:
T. F. BAYARD, Secretary Of State.
Quite - Sensation.
New York, Nov. IA telegram from
Plymouth, England says: Rev. Stewart
Ross, formerly rector Of the Christ
Church at Belfast. Ireland. was addressing
the Plymouth Young Mems Christian So.
ciety last evening, when Charles Joy, a
Canadian omigrant, burst into the room
and shouted: "You hypocritel You
eloped with my wifev' Ross turned pale
and fed from the room. The audience
were surprised and excited and became q
bowling mob and pursued their lecturer
for q mile, yelling for a time. At this
point, Ross, who was breathless and driven
to bay, turned suddenly and stabbed two
Of his most active pursuors. Others com
ing up at the time seized and disarmed the
murderous rector. The police then put in
an appearance and arrested Ross. He was
taken before q magistrate to-day when
charge was lodged against him. He was
remanded for q week without bail. II
transpires that Mr.. Ross disappeared from
Belfast two years ago, leaving q wife and
three children and clipping with Mrs. Joy,
o teacher in his Sunday school. Joy re-
ceived q letter from Ross, saying. Your
wife has undergone malpractice and you
had better arrange for obtaining a divorce
from her." Mrs. Joy was forbidden visit
ing the prisoners lodgings, and when in
formed Of her paramour's arrest gloried In
the "Lord's annointed." as she called
him. She attended court to-day and sat
in q brazen manner throughout the whole
proceedings.
An A%cquittaI.
EMpoRIA, KS, Nov. THE verdict OF
the jury in the Walkup case, while not
giving universal satisfaction, was received
with demonstrations Of delight by her
friends and many who have given much at
tention to the case. When the jury first
vent out they were evidently divided and
remained so for several hours, when one
more changed for acquittal. They then
stood seven TO five In favor Of an acquittal,
until to-day, when the five for conviction
gave way and q verdict OF not guilty was
rendered. When Sheriff White informed
Mrs. Walkup that the jury had returned o
verdict OF not guilty she exclaimed: "My
God, IL that 30 +" and her eyes filled with
tears. But when the Sheriff told her she
could afford to brace up she wiped away
the tears and went with him into the
courtroom, where she wal congratulated.
She says she will not take any Of her hus-
bands property. The estate will not
amount to more than $4,000, and her
share will but slightly more than pay
the expenses Of the trial.
JOsh Billings VIII.
New York, Nov. THE will Of the late
Henry ". Shaw Josh Billings) was filed
in the S%urrogate's Office to-day. He be-
queaths 81 900 to each of his two daugh-
ters and his son-in-law, and divides Bis
books, pictures, etc., between his wife and
two daughters. he leaves his wife as long
as she remrsas mis- widow all the interest
arisins ut ~ bis investments, and at her
death Ii ia % Q divided between his two