Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-24
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EASTERN NEWS.
A Manipulation Of Graveyard lnSur-
anCe Charged With Forgery.
JuDsE STANLEY MATHEWS ENTERS
THE coNJuGAL STATE.
John L. Sullivan Training for Another
Pugilistic Contest.
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COM
PANY'S YEARS EARNINGS.
Terrible Panic Aboard a
Steamer.
PRACTICAL HELP FOR GLAD
STONE AND PARNELL.
PRACTICAL HELP FOR GLAD
STONE ARD PARNELL.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

Congressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-Hawley called
| up his motion to reconsider the bill pro-
| hibiting Members of Congress from &C
| cepting employment from railroads that
| had received aid from the United States.
The motion was debated until 2 O'Clock
| and then it went over until evening".
The Senate then took up the bill repeat
ing the presumption and timber-culture
laws. Mr.. Blair had moved an amend
ment, prohibiting the acquisition in one
| ownership of more than 6i0 acres OF desert
land. To this Ingalls, offered an amend
ment applying the Limitation to all public
lands. The latter proposition, which was
| pending the question, was voted down.
Blair's amendment was then voted down
by yeas % and nays 40. The Senators vot-
ing in the affirmative we're: Messrs. Blair,
Dolph and Teller.
Swindling Insurance.
MANCHESTER, June 23.-Jermiah Koran,
Agent for the metropolitan Life Insurance
Company OF New York, has been bound
over to the Supreme Court here for for
gerry. Detectives have discovered q system
of graveyard insurance in practice, by
which the company have been swindled
out of large sums. The people who were
expected to live but a short time had been
insured without their consent, the policies
running to parties. in collision with the
agent, who would pay the premiums, and
the name or mark OF the Insured party
would be forged. Some of the best known
people of the State have been operated on
in this manner.
..H~ E.ou REfoua HnrrinSa
New YORK, June 23.-Judge Stanley
Matthews was married this morning to
Mrs. Marie K. Theaker, of Cleveland.
The ceremony took place from the resi-
dence of tho brides cousin, Charles Par
son. Jr., in this city. Rev. VIM. r. Paxton,
OF Princeton, N. j., oficiated, assisted by
Rev. DIR. Richard D. Harlow, of the First
Presbyterian Church here. There were
about 80 relatives and friends present.
Among them were the two sons and
brothers OF the bridegroom. Tomorrow
the bridal pair will leave for Europe on
the Steamer Celtic.
The Hudson Hay Expedition.
OTTAWA, June 23.-The Department OF
Marine has ordered the departure from
Halifax to-day of the steamer Alert, of
Arctic exploration fame, with the Hudson
Bay expedition on board. Commander
Il. N. Gordon will be in command. The
steamer will this year proceed as far as
James Bay. also visiting the proposed ter
minus OF the Winnipeg and Hudson Bay
railway. The steamer will return to Hall
fax early in October. The observing sta
lions will be withdrawn.
sullivan Training.
New YORK, June 23.-John L.. Sullivan
will arrive here tomorrow, and will al
once go into active training near this city
for his glove fight with Charles Mitchell
on the Polo grounds on July 5. Mitchell
ia here, and will train at Tar Rockaway.
There is talk of a meeting between Sullivan
and Frank Herald after the Mitchell fight.
Pat Sheedy, of Chicago. who manages for
Sullivan. says he will back his man
against Herald or anybody else for $4,000.
Panic on a Steamer.
VALPARAISO, June 23.-The steamer
Cachapolo while on her voyage to Co.
quimbo encountered heavy weather on Sat
urday last, A panic occurred among the
deck passengers, who lowered the boats, all
of which foundered. Six passengers we're
lost. The greater part of the deck cargo
was thrown overheard by the passengers.
including several bullocks and mules. The
steamer arrived safely at Coquimbo ON
Sunday night.
Central Pacific Funds.
New YORK. June 23.-The reports Of the
Central Pacific for the year ending last
December show a surplus over all charges
of S368. 900; gross earnings for the nine
,aptlo baOippinn nm Aprif he the Snufh-
ern Pacific Company, Sill .481 900; operat-
ing expenses, taxes and betterments,
S5,416, 900; interest and rentals, So, 1928, 900;
Sinking fund and United States require
ment. S765. 900; deficit prior to April,
81, ia. 900, leaving a surplus as given.
An Anniversary Celebrated.
PROVIDENCE. R. l.. June 23.-Providence
presents a gala appearance to-day in honor
of the 250th anniversary of the settlement
nf the city. Never before has the city
been 80 handsomely decorated, nor have
the decorations been so profuse. Nearly
all OF the buildings, public and private.
are covered with streamers, flags and
bunting, and pictures OF the landing OF
Roger Williams.
The President Remits.
BALTIMORE, June ga check for the
full amount of his expenses at Deer Park
was Yesterday sont by President Cleveland
10 the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. In the letter inclosipg his check
the President expressed his appreciation
of the attention to himself and Mrs.
Cleveland that was received.
A State Dinner.
WAsHISdToN. June 23,-The Postmaster
| General gave a dinner tonight to the
| President and Mrs. Cleveland. The other