Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-17
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EASTERN NEWS.
Prime Minister Gladstone Talks very
OWssty to Bismarck
A YOUTHFUL HEIR TO $1,000
600 KIDNAPPED.
Gov. Ksrnaarke Issues . Warning q
Railroad Strikers.
srs. JOSEPH COOK on PARTIES nORTf
AND SOUTH.
Supposed to Have ElOped to Avoid
q Hateful Marriage.
G-s.asaeue Soliciting Germany
Friendship.

G-radssese Soliciting Germspys
Friendship.
NEW YoRK, Msrchl5.-Ssys Q LONDON
cabiegrsm: In the House Of Commons
yes terdsy. F~itzmaurice, Under Foreign
Secretary. admitted that there bad been q
passing cloud Of Misunderstanding Will
Germany, which. however. had happily
been removed. Gladstone said be wished
il distinctly understood that Bismarck's
dispatch Of May s had never been deiis-
cred to the English Government. He re-
GREETED this, because the dispatch would
have received ell the friendly attention II
well deserved. Gladstone declared thai
be would stand behind no man in the
value he attached to the friendship Of
Germany. fGrest cheering throughout
the House. He must say, however, thai
be was not prepared to admit that the
friendship Of any country il the world
was now, or ever had been, 70 enable
England 10 maintain her position. He
thought that where German COLONIZATION
operations were bona fde and consist
ent with the rights Of ell parties, Englsnd,
with due regard TO the claims OF her own
colonists, onght 10 mset Germany ID no
grudging spirit, and should refrain from
discussing the occupation Of this or that
spot, after the manner Of hucksters, show
| ing . disposition 10 grudge what We are
| unable 20 hold" II Germany became .
| colonized dover, be would only say God
speed 10 her. he hoped that she would
become Englan6's partner and ally in the
work q civilizing the world. This was the
spirit in which he viewed the matter. Re
gardless Of this or that dispatch, Germany
would have the best and hesrfisst wishes
Of the English Government. and every en-
-couragemeut which il was in their power
to give. Great cheering
A Y0mng Heir stolen.
CLEVELAND, March l5.-Julius z. Cobb
con Of Elmer Cobb, q Of the nine heir
TO s.. 0D0, 900, left by the grandfather
| Ahiera Cobb, was stolen from Mrs. DR.
Merrick "Wednesday night and IL supposed
to be have been taken 10 New York
Elmer Cobb married Miss Minnie Good
man in this city ten years ago, but sftel
living with her eight months accused hei
Of infdelify, got 0 divorce and then com
| mitted suicide. The child was born 3 few
days sitter the fathers suicide and wa
never owned by the Cobbs or Goodmans
The boy was given 10 Mrs.. DIR. Merrick II
care for, and recently the Court appointed
her ito guardian and warned her never II
LEI the child ont Of her sight. Mrs. Minni'
Cobb had long since married q New Yorl
dry goods salesman named Peck. and mad
frequent trips TO the city 10 see the chill,
after the death OF tine elder Cobb. Yes
terday Mrs. Peck induced Mrs, DR.. Mer
rick 10 let the boy go TO the Dime Museum
and from there. il is charged, Mrs. Peel
and her secomplicss stole the boy and tool
him East. The boys claim % one OF tn
heirs TO his grandfsther's estate is full.
established.
Geography I'm Politics.
BosTos, March 15.-Rev. Joseph Cook
Of fremont Temple, treated his hearer
land he always has Q large audience, gen
orally pretty intelligent and enthusiastic
TO his usual large variety Of subjects
among which were the negro question
President Cleveland, the Congo question
and General Grant. Besides these be de
liversred himself Of the following on part,
politics In the South and North. son,
thing / learned in the South. and it il
this: The Democrats In the South are re
spectacle and the Republicans are not
II In the Northern States you draw up
line OF Republicans aud Democrats / thinl
any respectable person would arrange him
self with the Republicans. Applause.
Now. don't cheer. / want to add that /
in the Southern States you draw up Q lin,
OF Democrats and Republicans any decen
man. loving respectabiiity. would at one,
60 over with the Democrats. Applause.
Buried and Resurrected.
MOUNT CLEMENS. Mich. March l5.-A
week ago Mrs. Charles Bellensen, aged 10
suddenly expired. II was supposed. OF hear
disease. She was buried on Tuesday. The
lifa.like appearance OF the body excited
much comment. which increased rattle,
than diminished after burial. The inter.
est grew so intense that on Thursday after.
noon the body was disinterred, having
been in the grave two days and two nights
II still bore the same life-like appearance
II was placed In q room In which the tenn.
perature has been kept steadily at rs de
grees. Not the slightest indication OF de
composition Ia apparent. and physician,
declare Themselves unable to determine
whether Mrs. Bellensen 10 alive or dead.
The Railroad STRIKERS Warned.
ST. LOUIS. March 15.-Gov. Marmaduk,
issued q proclamation late last nigh,
warning the strikers. and all persons asso
ciated with them. that interfering with thu
movement OF engines and trains, and the
intimidation Of other persons who NAV b
willing or who may desire to work IL un.
lawful. and calling upon the county and
municipal officers TO promptly enforce the
laws and commanding all individuals. or
combinations OF individuals. in any way
engaged or concerned in interfering with
the FREQ traffic Of railroads or In the intim.
idation Of their employees to desist Al ones
and without further warning.
Nominations and Confirma,fons.
WASHINGTON. March i5.-Nominations-
Col. Nelson 8. Davis. Inspector General.
TO be Inspector General, with the rank a,