Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-24

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their baggage were saved. Loss, $780,
900; insured.
A New York MISREPRESENTATION o.
Edwin Booth.
NEW YORK, Aug. %.
James Langdon, who vas shot dead
in a lumber yard on Fifteenth street, is
believed to have been killed by a man
whom he robbed Of his watch. The
killing was followed by the shooting
Of two men by a detective who was
searching for tho murderer.
j. H.. McVicker, who Is with Edwin
Booth since his recent accident, writes
that all fear of bad results has, we
hope, passed, as no dangerous symp-
toms have appeared. He will need the
utmost quiet for I'm ten days to al
low the rib to knit. Then he will be
able to walk about with his arm in a
sling, and must trust to time for a per-
feet cure.
Champion Pigeon Shooter.
New YORK, Aug. %.
Abram Symonds, of Pine Hill, N.
Y, killed his daughter Saturday, and
then himself.
Among the passengers by the City of
Berlin is Capt. BOgardus, the cham
pion pigeon shooter.
CHICAGO, Aug. %.
A Washington special says Treas
ury officials experienced some diff
Guilty recently in performing duties OF
inspecting vessels arriving at Southern
ports. 1t appears that State and mu-
nicipal authorities object; that the
right to make sanitary inspections is
in them. By the United States statute
such interference is constituted an Of
tense punishable by a fine OF $500 in
each instance. The Department has
determined to take steps to inforce this
penalty.
Death Of y Celebrated Preacher.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. %.
Rev. Cyrus Mutt, ID. D., for fifteen
years president of the Indiana State
University, al Bloomington, died at
that place this morning, from remit
tent fever. DIR. Mutt was one of the
most successful educ tors in the coun-
try, and has long held a position in
the front rank among prominent think
ers and writers of the M. e. Church.
Death OF Another PrOminent Man.
MEMPHIS, Aug. %.
w. B. Greenlow, president of the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad,
and of the Peoples Insurance Com
pany, of this city, died of dropsy OF
the heart, at his residence near this
city, this morning.
Sherman, Duncan Il Co.
NEW YORK, Aug. %.
VIM. ID. Shipman, assignee of Dun
can, Sherman & Co., N. A. Cowdry
Samuel l.. M. Barlow and w. NJ. Mac
FarIand, justified to-day IS sureties in
$500, 900 each.
Boiler Explosion.
P~ITrsBURG, Pa, Aug. %.
This morning IN of the boilers com.
prising a battery of seven at @. J.
Painters 81 Sons mill, exploded. The
engineer, Geo. Bengon, was seriously
scalded, and Fisher, the fireman, wa,
MORALLY injured.
Welcome to the American Rifle
Team.
NEW YORK. Aug. %.
The military are forming in line pre-.
pairing for the public welcome of the
American International rifle team.
There are but few decorations along
the prescribed line of march, either in
the way of flags or notices. At the
City Hall the flags of the nation and
State are flying, and flags are also de.
posed in folds about the cupola, and
festooned across the balcony. Above
the porch on the rotunda there are two
circles of small flags. In the Gov
ernor's room there are no preparations
beside the festooning Of the new ma
tional flag in the windows, and two OIL
three State flags and regimenta
guidons about the wall and over the
doorway. The procession will move
up Broadway and along the prescribed
route to the Army and Navy Club
where there will be an informal lunch
No official action has been taken by
the club in regard to the honors to thu
rifle team, and none but the team ant
the Reception COMMITTEES will assist il
this part of the exercise. This even
ing, at Gilmore's Garden, the prize
brought home by the team will be OF
exhibition. The musical programm,
at the Garden has been arranged will
special reference to the occasion.
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