Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-04-12
GENERAL NEWS.
A Conflict Between Russia
and England Certain.
A FINANCIAL CRISIS AT EUROPEAN COM
MERcIAl CIRCLES.
General Grant Continues in a Oriti-
cal Condition.
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN TROUBLE
VIRTUALLY ENDED.
Conference Of Mugwumps, Half-Breeds
Etc, Agreed Upon.
A BURIED CITY DISCOVERED
IN MISSOURI.
A BURIED CITY DISCOVERED
IN MISSOURI.
o Like War.

+! LONDON april lO.-Ine Telegraph pup
| lished a fourth edition, which was on the
| streets a little before 2 O'Clock this after
noon. This states that the gravity of the
| news from the Afghan border has not been
| in any degree diminished by advioes re-
ceived by the Government. The telegraph
| wire to Meshed has been cut for some
| days. The Telegraph has a dispatch from
Allahabad, which states that General
Komaroff, after his victory, occupied Pend
| jeh, which has long been held by IN AZ
| CHAN garrison. The Telegraph expresses
| the fear that some British officers fell in
the rout at Pendjeh.
There is great excitement on the Lon
| don Stock Exchange, amounting almost to
q panic, over the news of the fight in AT
ghanistsn, which is regarded as equivalent
to q declaration of war. Foreign funds
are demoralized. Russians are quoted at
| 825s.
11:30 A. M.-There is great depression in
| financial circles here this morning. 1t lie
| but too evident that the leaders Of the
| street now feel that war is certain. Con-
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| both money and account, open this morn
ing at 96A for both. Russian securities
are about as weak as they well can be,
having declined three points since the
| close last night.
The Daily Telegraph says: Russia
| throughout has intended to give England
trouble and put affronts upon her. Unless
| reparation is afforded, not by the help of
| golden bridges, but in accordance with
| our distinct and stern demands, we must
| do our duty by India and ourselves, and
| wage such a war as will insure to India
repose for half a century.
General Grants Condition.
NEW YORK, April 10.-The Grant house.
| hold was quiet and undisturbed all last
night. Between IL O'Clock and midnight
General Grant fell asleep, and, except by
| coughing occasionally, his sleep was con-
| tinuous until Z A. M. At that hour be
aroused himself for the day, and took
nourishment plentifully and we'll. After
the morning treatment Of his throat the
| patient walked around his room. His mind
is clear. The Generals condition is so
favorable to-day that the physicians deemed
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sary through the entire day. At 4 P. NJ. a
consultation will be held, and until then
no bulletins will be issued.
At 10A. Nj. Senator Chaffee left the house.
He said an anodyne has been administered
to Gen. Grant at 8 o'clock, and he was
sleeping when Mr.. Chaffee left.
LIE Baron Alvenseben, German Minister,
and LIE Baron De Schaeffer, Austrian
Minister, called during the afternoon.
The latter was told by Col. Grant that
Gen. Grant was somewhat stronger, though
still in a critical condition.
After consultation this afternoon, DR..
Barker said Gen. Grant was better. He
breathed easier the upper part of his
throat was better; il indeed, he was SO well
that DR.. Barker would not attend again
until the Saturday consultation.
The Dictator Done For.
WASHINGTON, April 10.-A dispatch has
been received here fully confirming the
death of President Barrios and his son,
Don Venancio. Senior Becerra, Minister
to the United States of Columbia to this
Government, has received an official dis
patch from his Government, dated at
Bogots, the 9Th instant, stating that tran
| guilty prevails throughout the Republic
except at Panama, Sabanalla and Santa
Maria, which, it says, are in the hands of
the rebels. The dispatch also states that
the Government is organizing in the State
OF Cauca. adjoining Panama, an expedi-
ton OF 1900 troops, which will be sent to
Panama as soon as possible to suppress
the revolt in that State.
Convention of New York Kepubli-
cans.
New YORK April 10.-It is stated in po-
litical circles that a conference of Repub-
lican managers in. this State has been
agreed upon in May. 1t is proposed to
invite Stalwarts, Mugwumps, Half-Breeds,
Blaine, Plat and Miller men, Arthur,
Morton and Cornell men, Beecher, Cur
tiss and Church men, Conkling's Oneida
county ambassadors, with anybody else in
terested in the cause, to make a thorough
of the situation and determine
upon a general plan of operations, both as
regards the selection Of candidates and
conduct of the campaign.
Calif0rnia's Wheat.
SAN Francisco, April 10.-The impor-
tance to California of the European war
news this morning is illustrated by the
quantity of wheat in the State at the pres
ent time. On Jan. l there were 500, 900
tons. The Daily Commercial News re-
ports show that $50, 900 tons have been
shipped since then to date, leaving 470, 900
still in California. To-day's rise repre-
sents an increased valuation of over
Sc, 000, 900 to the State.
The Missing Ex-Governor at Home.
ST. Louis, April 10.-It seems ex-Gover-
nor Fletcher. who recently arrived home,
started for Desoto, but met a man inter-
ested in the La Abra claims against Mex
leo, who said there was important testi-
mony which, il taken at once, would surely
prevent ratification Of the treaty Their
pending and being discussed in the Senate.