Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-20

large sums of money. The material sem
~sational features of the interview were de-
MED by Dement, ct the examination made
by the committee last February, but news
paper men told the committee that the
utterances imputed to Dement, were actu-
slly made BY him. At the examination in
February the witnesses were not placed
upop oath. Since recent inquiry was be-
gun by order Of the Senate, Dement, has
sent a written statement to the committee,
repeating his denials. The newspaper
men this morning repeated their state
ments, and gave additional corroborative
information. They gave the names Of sew
eral other gentlemen, to whom Dement, is
said to have made his sensational state
ments, some Of whom have been s%ubpenaed
by the committee.
Anarchists Defending Themselves.
CHICAGO, June 19.-The first move Of
the defense in the Anarchist cases was
made to-day. An application was made for
a separate trial for Spies, Fieiden, Schwsb
and Neebe. II was filed with the States
Attorney, Grinnel. The application is &C.
companied by afidsvits Of four men, indi-
eating that they (the leaders, will attempt
10 save themselves at the expense Of their
three compsnions-Engel. Lingg and
Fischer. The full significance of their
statement appears to be that they declare
that they are innocent OF the charges, but
are afraid of being involved by confusion
in the guilt of the three other men, whom
they thus tacitly convict. For that reason
the atlantis are solicitous Of obtaining a
separate trial. Judge Gary will hear the
petition tomorrow afternoon.
A white HOuse Public Reception.
WASHINGTON, June 19:-The public re-
ception at the White House last night was
the largest Of the kind ever witnessed here.
Though il was not begun until 9 o'clock,
before 6 o'clock an immense crowd gath
cred in the vicinity of the main doors, and
when they were thrown open the closely
packed line of men, women and children
extended from the main entrance down
the csrriageway out Of the north gate and
east on Pennsylvania Avenue to Fifteenth
street. There were fully 5000 persons
in the line, and at 10 O'Clock the number
had not perceptibly diminished. The
President and Mrs. Cleveland were assisted
by Mrs. Endicott. Mrs. Whitney and Mrs.
Villas. The President and Mrs. Cleveland
shook hands with all as the throng passed
through the Blue Room, and the bride had
a bright smile for each one and a kind
word for those she recognized in the
moving crowd. AS the people left the
mansion the conversation was Of the
beauty and grace Of the Presidents bride.
Grand Lodge of A. .. U. w.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 19.-This afternoon
the Grand Lodge OF the Ancient Order Of
United Workmen visited Minnehahs and
St. Paul by rail. They had a ride about
the latter city and a banquet at The Mer-
chants in the evening. The following
officers were elected: Supreme Master of
Workmen, George W. Badgerow, of To.
ronto, Ontario; Supreme Foreman, W. 81.
Jordan, of Oakland CAL; Supreme Over
seer, G. NJ. Master, Of Sparta, Wis; Su-
preme Recorder, M. W. Socket, of Mead
vile, Pa; Supreme Receiver, j. II.
Henhart, Of Meadville, Pa; Supreme
Waterman, John A. Child. of Portland,
Oregon; Supreme Trustee, (three years.
D. B. LOOMS, of Buffalo, N. Y, Supreme
Medical Examiner, Hugh Doherty NJ. D.
An Alleged EmbezzIer Arrested.
PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-John d. Hop
per was arrested to-day. charged with the
embezzlement OF S27, 900 belonging to the
firm of Joel J. Barley & Co., by whom he
was employed as cashier.
Substantial Aid for Ireland.
New YORK. June 19.-The Executive
Committee of the Brooklyn branch of the
Irish Parliamentary fund to-day for
warded 5 5000 to the treasurer Of the
Parnellite fund for Ireland.
Horseshoe, Lorrillard, Our Coil, and all
the leading brands Of tobacco can be found
at the p. O. bookstore, cheap for cash. n