Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-19
Earthquake I'm Ohio.


CINCINNATI, June Is.
Reports from Urbana, Sidney, and
other towns in Southwestern Ohio,
state that, at about III o'clock this
morning, there was quito a severe
shock of earthquake felt throughout
that region. In Sidney a large number
of houses we're shaken very percepti-
bly,; walls were cracked and the in
habitants ran into the streets. The
shelving in a drug store was thrown to
the floor, aud a large steam boiler was
moved nearly a foot out of its original
position.
: COLUMBUS, o., June Is.
The State Democratic Executive
Committee met this morning and or
ganized by eleciing the following Off
cers:e John G.. Thompson, Chairman;
Amos Laynlan, Secretary; Jacob Rein
hardt, Treasurer; and Rob't w. Len
nox, Clerk. All reelected.
LONG BRANCH, June Is.
President Grant left this morning for
Philadelphia to inspect the Centennial
grounds and buildings.
The Democrats of Ohio Speak.
COLUMBUS, o., June II.
The Democratic State Convention
to-day was the largest eve held in
Ohio. The following ticket was nom
mated: For Governor, VIM. Allen;
Lieutenant Governor, 5. f. Carey; SUI
prelne Judge, Il. o. Ashburn; Audi
tor, f. NJ. Green; Treasurer, !. s.
Chriver; Attorney General, Il. Il. Pow
ell.
The following platform was adopted:
Sacred adherence to the principles of
the Government put in practical OPP
Grafton by the fathers of the Republic;
protection of all citizens without race
or color; that the Presidents service
should be limited to one term, with a
salary of $4,000 per year; %retrench-
ment in every department of the Gov
ernment; no grants of lands or mo-
new to railroad, steamship OF other
companies; preservation of public
land for settlers; that the volume Of
currency be made and Kept equal to
the wants of trade: that the national
circulation be permanently retired and
legal tenders issued in their place; the
establishment of a system of free
banks OF discount and deposit; de-
nouncing the Republican platform az
an insult to the intelligent people Of
Ohio and a base appeal to sectarian
prejudices.
Indians on the War Path.
OMAHA, June II.
Information vas received at the
headquarters of the Department OF the
Platte last evening that a war party Of
about IS Indians was seer on the 18th,
sixty miles south Of Camp Robinson.
supposed to be going south. The
commanding officer at Sidney was i'm
mediately ordered forward to hold his
command in readiness to o at
once, and as soon as he heard of the
Indians to go for them with every man
| he could put in the saddle and over
take and Kill all he could. III any sur
| rendered to bring them in. Nothing
has been heard of them yet.
Catholic. Ceremonies.
PHILADELPHIA, June II.
The cathedral was crowded to-day
on the occasion of the comforting of the
pallium upon Bishop Wood and rails
ing the city to an Arch Episcopal See
A number OF archbishops and bish-
ops were present. Archbishop Bailey
conferred the pallium after receiving il
from the hands of the Papal obllgate.
About three hundred clergymen were
in the procession.
A Fatal blast.
burning OF q knitting Factory.
ANCESTOR, June, II,
Tho factory of the Ancestor Knitting
Company was burned last night. Loss.
$50, 1000.
A Negro Murders His Wife.
INDIANAPOLIS, June II.
Jerry Monroe, colored, murdered his
wife this morning. by beating hel
brains out with a wretch, The brute
was arrested and taken to all annie
the boots of an Infatuated mob Yht
threatened to lynch him.
CHICAGO, June H..
Peter Walch, James Brophy, Ind
wig Brendte and John Ready were
killed to-day by an explosion st the
stone quarry of Stearns 4 Co., on Hat
stead street. The men were removing
htast Of powder which had been laid
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