Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-05
EASTERN NEWS.
President Cleveland Talks Of the
Tariff and Appointments.
A YOUTHFUL BAND OF ROB-
BERS IN OHIO.
Terribly Cold Weather East
Of the Rockies.
TROUBLE AMONG THE CADETS AT
ANNAPOLIS.
Liquor Men Won't be Discrim-
mated Against.
THE SITUATION AMONG CHI.
CAco STRIKERS.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
President Cleveland Talks.


New YORK. Jan. A World CORE
spondent had an interview with President
Cleveland yesterday. The President was
asked how he regarded Senator Beck's
speech upon the tariff question. He re-
piled: my own personal idea about that
is that the only practical way TO pass the
bill would be to have the House commit
tee charged with this work take up the sub
ject in a business fashion and modify the
present laws in such q way as to help the
poor people who labor, to take away need
less protection from a few who have grown
Unfortunately rich at the expense OF many"
Referring to the subject Of the Senate AMI
the consideration by that body Of his ap-
pointments, the President said: "I have
made no hasty selection of officers, but on
the contrary have given very much time
and investigation to the subject, appreciate
ing that very much depends on the per-
sonnet of the Government. Possibly !
may have erred in some instances, but I
nm sure they are few, and / have every evil
dence that the country is satisfied with
the new officials. / have no knowledge as
to what course the Senate will pursue, but
I have no idea that il will assume to inter-
fere with the in~terrogative Of the Presi-
dent. I have my duties. IL has its duties.
One thing | do not believe. and that is
that the United States Sen ate will spend
it's time in listening to the petty criticisms
of the appointees, which come from disap-
pointed applicants for Office"
Dime Novels the Cause.
C%INCINNATI. Jan. A. A daring and
unique robbery took place on the Harri.
son Pike. just outside of the city limits,
at an early hour Sunday morning, the
burglars being mere boys. who were
masked and conducted themselves in
regular dime-novel style. Theodore Wolf
lives in o email house q little apart from
his %neighbors. His wife, who was alone
in the house. was abed and asleep. She
was awakened by q knock at the front
door, accompanied by the summons,
"Open this door, or we'll break it down.
We're robbers" Then while the woman
almost tainted with fright the threat was
executed, and the masked msrauders stood
before her. "Whsre Ia your money and
your silverware ?" demanded n of the
robbers. The womsn detected the voice of
a boy attempting to speak like q man. She
refused to give up the valusbles, and one
Of the rufians threw her upon the floor
and choked her while the others went
through the house. scattering everything
to the right and left and ~shouldering and
pocketing whatever struck their fancy.
When the house had been thoroughly
searched the two youthful robbers made
good their escape and have not yet been
arrested. nor Is there any indemnity Of
either known to Mrs. Wolf. When Mr..
Wolf returned scarcely half an hour after
the unique robbery had been committed,
he found his wife nearly overcome with
fear. and she has been dangerously i'll ever
since.
A Mexican Election.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. A special 20 che
Globe-Democrat from saltillo. Mexico,
says: The gubernatorial election in this
State (Cosbuila) to-day passed off very
quietly. The Disz candidate, Gen. Garcia
Galan. has stated that he has undoubtedly
been elected n this city. He il ahead OF
his opponent, Col. Ramo- falcon, nearly
2 1000 votes. acc ording to the nearest cal
culation, although the ballots are not all
counted yet. Advices from the interior
cities aud towns denote q similar result.
Almost everywhere, at nj itary head
quarters here, no notification OF trouble
anywhere in the State has been received.
Some fears, however, are entertained OF an
outbreak and riot at Mont Clora, or per-
haps al Piederas Nogras.
Trouble Among Annapolis Cadets.
ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Jan. At has leaked
out that four or five days ago naval cadets
WEIGH, Waters. Gillespie and Steber went
to the room Of cadet Lewis briggs, for
the hazing Of whom cadet Wiley was re-
Gently dismissed. and gave him a thrash
ing. briggs made a statement Of she
affair to Captain Ramsey, and the belliger-
emit cadets will have to face the court.
In the meantime . second-class
man Ia detailed daily TO protect cadet
briggs. and members Of the second GLASS
are highly indignant because one OF them
is kept on guard at the door of q fourth
class man. and they intend to send Q Pre-
I % to the Secretary Of the Navy.