Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-26
A Protest Made by the Angl0-Call-
f0rnia Bank.
WASHINGTON The PLACE FOR TIE
NEXT KNIGHTS coNc-AvE.
E~nbezzlers Of Funds Of the City Of
Cincinnati Arrested.
CANADA PROHIBITS The IMPORTATION
or ENGLISH CATTLE.
A Georgia Murderer, Before Being
Hanged, Oonfesses.
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN the
SOUTH CONTINUE.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENTrNEL.1
A Ranking Question.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-The Anglo Cali
fornia Bank (Limised) recently protested
in the Treasury Department against the
action OF the Collector Of Customs ct San
Francisco, refusing to permit entries OF
imported merchandise consigned to the
bank by q bill of lading. on the ground
that the bankers were Of foreign corpora
tons. The question was referred to the
Solicitor of the Treasury, who has given
an opinion, that the bank. which was In
corporated 10 London and carries on It's
business in this country through Two
agents or managements, cannot under the
existing statute be allowed TO make entries
in the question, inasmuch as the consignee
would be q nonresident Of q foreign cor
poration with none Of its corporated OIL
GERS residing in the United States. and
therefore incapable of complying with the
laws and regulations Of the import entry.
and the Solicitor further advises that IN
case OF consignments of goods to said PAM
the only course to pursue is to treat the
goods as unclaimed. and to send them INTO
the general order store. Assistant Secre-
tary F~airchilds has instructed the Collec-
tor to be governed by the views OF the 30
licitor.
The knights Next COncIave.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 25.-After the adjourn
ment of the Knights Templsr Grand En-
csmpment one OF the members OF the
Grand Commandery said: 1.-THE selection
of Washington as a place for the next Tri-
ennial Conclave was coupled with the
p~roviso, giving the Grand Master author
ity to name another place three months
prior to the time appointed for holding
the conclave in case there was any dissf'
lection or imposition or the part OF hotel
keepers or Others"
City E~mbezzlers Arrested.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 25.-Charles Doll, q
member Of the late Board OF Public Works
and Charles 7. Blackburn, the clerk, were
arrested this noon upon the charge OF EN-
bezzling $t5. 900 Of the city's funds. There
are rumors of other arrests to be made
soon. These charges are based upon dis
c~overies made by expert accountants, who
are examining the books of the Board o.
Public Works.
A Murderer COnfesses.
MACON, Ga, Sept. 25.-Frank 8. Hum
phreys was hanged o-day at Milledgevill'
for numbering and raping two ladies, Car
RE Raines and Ella Humphreys, his kins
women, on March 4. He confessed hi
guilt to the Sheriff last night, but made NJ
statement on the scaffold.
A Race or.
BOSTON. Sept. 25.-A dispatch from Mar
blehead at 9:20 A. M. states that the com
mander of the Hovey has declared tn
race between the Mayfower and Galstei
off, as, although there lie a good breeze, !
is one that will probably prove tricky ant
fail before the course is finished.
said to be INSANE.
OTTAWA, Sept. 25.-The counsel for tn
| prisoner Sproule. who has been sentenced
to be hanged on October /, intends max
| ing another effort to save him from the
gallows on the strength Of the report tina
he has become insane.
PleurO- Pneumonia.
OTTAWA, Sept. 25.-To-day's Canadian
| Gazette contains an order Of the Council,
prohibiting the importation OF live cattle
from IL English counties and districts In
London on account Of the extent there oi
pleuro-pneumonia.
A Schooner Reported Wrecked.
WINEIpEG, Manitoba. Sept. rs. - A
schooner is reported wrecked TIA miles
west of Port Arthur. Two bodies and q
portion of the cargo have drifted ashore.
The Shocks Continue.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 25.-All was quiet
here last night, but there were two slight
earthquake shocks. accompanied BY deto.
nations NJ Summeryille.
Arrival of James Russell Lowell.
BOSTON. Sept. rs. James Russell
Lowell was q passenger on the steamer
pavnnia. which arrived here to-day from