Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-26
Illinois KukIux-The Gang Broken
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Il IIudf, dIlu tIltN dI6 ltdNII1G UIl0 COuii-
try. Two Of them, badly wounded,
are known to have crossed the river
into Missouri, at Chester, Saturday
morning: seven are in Kentucky; and
others are hiding in the bush awaiting
an opportunity to get away. A COM
plete list of the gang has been obtained,
ment is rapidly subsiding, and there is
Williamson's than there has been for
years. The militia company at Benton
is still under arms and doing guard
duty. The Kuklux under arrest are
to be taken before the United States
Commissioner and bound over tor trial
In the United States Circuit Court,
are all improving and it is believed
will all recover. Dugart, who was shot
Blair two weeks ago, is also getting
well. Major Cantrell still claims that
he was forced to join the party. The
proof now il that he was "a regular
member. Night before last Judge
1imma, of jackson county, was as
saulted on the street at DuquOin by a
by the name of William
Rice, who endeavored to provoke an
ASSAULT. llllltlld dNOilCu hilh VII
went to his room in the hotel. Rice.
followed fiourishing his pistol and
threatening to shoot. Timma at this
for Rice, who immediately
and ran like a deer.
Money Orders Stolen.
WASHINGTON, Aug. "a.
About one hundred thousand money
order blanks, worth so per thousand,
been stolen from the Postotfice
building.
A Note from the Ba!l0onist.
PORT HOPE, Mich, Aug. "a.
A bottle which had washed ashore
was found this morning containing the
"Over Lake Michigan, 1t
3 P. M. of the evening of starting, about
three hundred feet high. A gale is
coming from the northeast. Balloon
out of order. Gas escaping
fast. Can not remain up much longer.
Will surely land in the lake. Fearful
Signed, Donaldson. The writing
is well preserved.
An international swim.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. "a.
The international champion swim
ming match between Coyle, OF Chester,
and Johnson, of England, took place
this afternoon from the IaZaretto to
Gloucester, ten miles. Coyle wastaken
from the water after swimming about
six miles. He was chilled and unable
to go much further. johnson, who
took the lead from the start, reached
the end OF the course looking fresh.
A Local Itemizer DOdges n Couple
o. Bullets.
CINCINNATI, o., Aug. "a.
VIM. Mock, city editor of the Votks-
freund newspaper, on Sunday night
made an insinuating remark concern
ing the wife of Billy Emerson, in a
saloon. Nat. Horner, her brother,
overheard the remark and gave Mock
a pommelling. The quarrel vas last
night renewed, when Horner drew "A
revolver and fired two shots at Mock,
who tainted and escaped. Horner is
under arrest.
Gas ExplOsiOn-Arthur Chambers
and Mike COburn to Fight Ned
O'Baldwin Seriously HI.
New YORK, Aug. "a.
al "a DlOslOAi auSC ny OotdPiiS SNs
occurred this evening at the residence
Brooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs. Webster,
were all badly burned. The house vas
damaged by fire to the amount of
g., 1000. All the windows were broken
and the walls badly bulged by the
concuSsion.
Arthur Chambers has accepted the
challenge of Mike Coburn to fight at
10 take place within Two months within
500 miles OF this city.
Ned. O'Baldwin, the pugilist, Is styling
dangerously ill in this city. His re-
covery is doubtful.
Failures, Etc. O'Baldwin Dying.
NEW York. Aug. 25.
Robert II. Johnson, a cotton broker,
has suspended. He was compelled 10
suspend payment last Spring when he
obtained an extension, but owing 10
the difficulty in making collections be
has heen unable to meet the obliga-
lions thus contracted.
Negotiations are pending to enable
the clothing house of VIM. A Perry, OF
Newark, to resume. The affairs OF the
firm are complicated with the settle
ments of Howell IL Co., of Newark,
and 4. w. Sprague IL Co., Cincinnati,
w. Butler Duncan has written a let
ter stating that he adopted the method
of his proposition of August 10Th foi
the express purpose Of retaining alone
in the hands of Kennedy and Duer the
obligations of Duncan, Sherman Il Co,
until the 1919 per cent. should be paid
in full and prevent any question as tc
the liability of Duncan, Sherman &
Co. The composition notes | propose
to give will, If required, be Endorsed by
Duncan, Sherman Il Co., whose part.
nership has not been dissolved.
O'Baldwin, the Irish Giant, is dyine
in this city of lung disease.
The Fast Mail Service.
WASHINGTON, Aug. rs.
Mr.. Bangs, in completing his pro
ject for a fast mail service train from
New York to Chicago, proposes ulti
mately the getting up of a series O
fast trains. using the one between New