Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-06-22

tel Manager Claire, Joseph Seliginan's
name was mentioned, and Claire WAS
given to understand that people of that
sort we're not desired. At the same
time he insists that the exclusion was
not decreed as proscriptive OF religious
faith; that it is Il question not OF faith,
but of lie declares lie is
glad the issue has been made, and
scouts the idea of a successful suit for
| damages. The movement of a public
indignation meeting is apparently
abandoned.
The Times says Seligman's friends
have cooled considerably, and it seems
| probable they will make no com
plants i'm the courts nor stir up any
public demonstration in his behalf,
Selieman Brothers received various
private letters condemning HiltOn's
| policy,, the most notable ones being
FROM William Cullen Bryant, General
Roger A. Pryor, Jackson A. Schultz
x.Mayor Wickham, Jno. s Scher-
| wood and Geo. w. Blunt.
This morning the four Molly Ma.
guires confined here were executed.
The Brooklyn Board of Health TO day
passed an ordinance requiring clergy
men who have not reported marriages
to the authorities, to be prosecuted.
Among the delinquents are Beecher,
Talmadge. &c. The fine in some cases
is $3.50.
Wholesale Hanging Of Molly Ma.
guircs.
louisville, Pa, June 81.
Preparations for the executions here
.,..o p,afn1 tndau " m
proaches to this place are p~atrolled by
mounted police, acting under orders OF
Chief Burgess. Inside and outside the
Jail the force on duty has been doub-
led and every precautiOn taken TO
guard against the rescue OF the muir
derers.
Roarity and Carroll were hanged at
1890 o'clock. Each made a speech
and died easy. The others will be
hanged in a h%alf-hour.
Boy lie and Mcclellan were executed
at ii O'Clock. The former died almost
Instantly, and McGeehan in l6 min
utes. Andrew LaDahan was executed
at 1888 o'clock and died in Ii minutes.
WILKSBARRE, June Il.
Lanahan, the Molly Mcguire, was
executed here this morning.
Bloody Times in Kentucky.
C~INCINNATTI, June 81.
The Gazette has information from
Vanceberg, Ky, of "a fight between a
vigilance committee and a band of
horse thieves. Between so and 75
men were engaged, and our are re-
ported killed. The vieiiantes We're
commanded by Geo. w. Stomper,
and the horse thieves by &. Under
wood.
There is great excitement in Lud.
low, KY, over the killing Of Oech>ner
yesterday. Friends of the murdered
man say the coroner's jury which
gave the verdict that the deceased
cameto his death by a gunshot wound
fired by parties unknown, was COM
posed of men who attacked the house,
and threatened vengeance. The citi.
Zens have organized a company of
euar.s, and are expecting an attack
Tonight.
Relief Of the ST. Johns Sufferers.
CHICAGO, June 81.
The Relief and Aid Society are TAX
ing measures for the speedy relief Of
the suffers at ST. Johns. The society
will CO operate with the Mayor and
citizens and make as large a donation
"a possible of money, provisions aud
clothing. During the period of dis
tr. IS which followed the great Chicago
fire st. Johns contributed $4,000 in
gold.
A Body KecO vered.
LOWELL, June 81.
The body of Mary Ella Harrington,
abducted from East Boston nearly IA
year ago, has been found in the Merri
mac river, six miles from this city.
The body was bound with ropes into
the smallest possible compass, sewed
in sacks aud weighted down.
No Communication with ~. Johns.
Boston, June u.
A Bangor, Maine, dispatch says
there is no communication with st.
Johns direct as yet.
or For Chill.
TOPEKA, Ks, June 81.
Governor Osborn leaves here TO day
for Chill, where he has been appointed
United States Minister.