Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-19
A Synopsis Of the Proceedings Of the
National Congress Yesterday.
ANOTHER HANDSOME COACH
MAN HEARD FROM.
A Religious dignity Conferred on Arch
bishop Gibbons, Of Baltimore.
DYNAxiTERs PLYING THEIR VOCATION
IN CANADA.
A Pittsburgh Clerk Embezzles
$4,000.
A PANIC IN THE OIL MARKET.
A PANIC IN THE OIL MARKET
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
Conversational Proceedings.


day. Harris of Georgia, from the Commit
tee on Ways aud Means, reported a bill
amending Section 1887 of the Revised Stat
utes, SO as to reduce the penal sum of the
bonds of cigar manufacturers to pay $3.50,
with an additional $50 for each person pro-
posed to be employed by them in making
cigars. Referred to the Committee of the
Whole.
Ssdler, from the Committee on Terri.
tories, reported adversely the bill to prevent
the manufacture and sale of intoxicating
liquors in the Territories. Laid on the
ia BILE.
Hatch of Missouri, from the Committee
on Agriculture, reported a bill authorizing
the exhibition of California silk in the Cap
isol building. Referred to the House Cal
endar.
Blount of Georgia, from the Committee
on Postoffices and Postroads, reported
back the Postofice appropriation with the
Senate amendment, and it having been re-
ferred to the Committee of the Whole, the
House went into committee for the pur-
pose Of considering the amendments.
Another Handsome COaehman
Heard from.
NEW YORK, May 18.-Society in larry
town was thrown into a futter Of excite
ment this evening by the public announce
ment that Miss Oracle Morse, the eldest
daughter OF Rev. J. B. Morse, a niece of
the late Commodore Vanderbilt. had
eloped with the family coachman, George
Minter. Rev. Mr.. Morse is the missionary
preacher attached to the Blackwell Island
Penitentiary. The family has one of the
most spacious and elegant residences in
Tarrytown. Miss Morse, now Mrs. Minter,
is % years old and highly educated and at
tractive, and has been much courted.
Minter is % years Of sge. During the abb
sence OF the family to-day they drove to
North T~arrytown, and were married. Re-
turning to the house, intending to keer
the matter a secret, it became noised about,
and they fed, and are now supposed to be
hiding in town. The family are very
much angered and humilisted over the
matter.
A Religious Dignity Conferred.
BALTIMORE, May 1S.-Archbishop Glib
bons this morning received an official com
municstion from the Papal Secretary o.
| State, informing him of his elevation &c
the C%ardinalate by the Pope. The above
| announcement coming from the Vatican
| as it does, with the Fisherman's seal, is
contamination of what has been regarded
as a fixed fact ever since the Fall O
1888. 1t had been the intention OF the Pop,
to have conferred the dignity upon Arch
bishop Gibbons in March last, but tn,
consis tory usually held in that mont wa
postponed, and the official notification was
withheld until May 6, the date Of thu
letter.
Destruction by D~ynamIters.
ORANaEvILLE. Ont, May 1S.-Two dyna
mite explosions occurred here last night
one at the office and another at the resi-
dence of Police Magistrate Monroe. TIL
office was completely wrecked, and tn
adjoining property is somewhat damaged
But two lives were lost. The indignation
of citizens is very great, as this ia tn
third and most destructive explosion sine
the initiation of the Scott Act. The caus
of the outrage ia the action OF Magistrat
Monroe in strictly enforcing the Temper
ance law. Although large rewards hav'
been offered for information regarding tn
perpetrators Of the first two explosions. N
one has been arrested in connection will
the crimes.
|. Labor Matters fn Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, May 18.-The remaining
troops ordered here by the Governor as
means of protection against violence il
connection with the recent strikes, wer,
ordered away to-day. The strike situation
is vacillating. While some classes of meI
are returning to work, others hold out
and others are coming out. Among tbs
last named are planning mill hands, who
have organized and demand eight hour 9
day with 10 hours pay. The Grocers' AS
ISOLATION has granted the request of their
clerks to close at Z P. M, except on Satur'
days.
Probably Unsuitable.
DETROIT. Mich, May IS. "A special to
the Evening Journal from st. Louis.
Mich, says that last night Adel yliet, a
| drunken rowdy, broke into the house OF
Samuel letters, a crippled ex-soldier. Fet.
tiers attempted to defend his home, but was
| getting the worst of ii when his daughter,
Nora, aged II, shot Viiet in the side Of the
head. She was placed under arrest 10 APP
pear before a Justice this morning. The
wounded man cannot possibly live.
A Youthful Embezxler.
PITTSBURGH, May 1S.-William Hamil-
ton. an employe of George M. johnson. a
real estate broker, has disappeared, having
embezzled $4,000 from his employer.
Hamilton was q prominent member OF the
Keystone Bicycle Club, and is we'll known
here. His father, Superintendent Hamil-
ton. Of the Allegheny park, will make
good the discrepancy in his accounts. The
young man, il is thought. has gone to Cali
fornis.
A Receiver Appointed.
ALBANY, N. Y, May 18.-Judge Parker
has appointed John O'Brien. Chairman of
the Democratic State Committee, Receiver
OF the Broadway road.