Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-01
YESTERDAYS OSPA1chES IS.
OSSAWATTONIE.
John Browns Soul March.
Ing on.
N0VTWCVT Tn HIS NEN0RT.
4 MONUMENT TO HIS MEMORY.

OssAwArroMIE, Kansas. Aug. 30.
Ten thousand people responded To a
call to witness the ceremonies attend
ing the decoration OF the ''Old John
Browns Monument" DIR. Updesraff.
Chairman of the Committee, called the
meeting to order, and introduced Gov
ernor Charles Robins, as President oi
the Day. Rev. AdAir. brother-in IN aw
Of John Brown, made Q prayer in
which he thanked God that he had
made OF one blood all the nations at
men. Senator ingalls,, Orator Of the
Day, was then introduced. and mad 9 n
speech an hour long. being often ap.
plauded; alter which Charles Lsngston
delivered a speech formally defeating
the monument. Short speeches wer-
also made BY Hon. D. r. Haskell,
Colonel d. II. Anthony and Others.
A resolution was adopted requesting
the Legislalur of Kansas to m IKE AN
appropriation TO procure a statue OF
John Brown In bronze or marble. tn
lie placed in the Hall Of SIalusry OF
the National Capital as q gift To The
nation. Many leading men of the
State were present aud the meering
Wos ptobout'Sou S'ouo SuSSoSS'
Farther Particulars Of the Great
Railroad Accident.
DIES MONIES, August 80.
All the wounded of the railroad nc
cident yesterday, who were brought
here, are doing well:and The physicians
are confident they will ecover. The
bodies were brought here last
night. washed. dressed and put i'm neat
Several were forwarded this
to their friends. The work
Of cleaning the wreck where il vas
deep into the mad and soft
earth Is going on to-day. Two bod e>
are known tn he in it, and IT is feared
four others, as that number Of pas-en.
engers are still missing.
Mrs Senator Jones Makes n Losing.
SOUTH NoRwALK. Conn, August 81.
The fact that 5000 worth of dia
monds had been stolen on Monday
night from Mrs. Senator Jones, of Ne
vada, guest 1T the Dorian House. Gre
gory's Point. WAS net generally known
here till last evening, for the reason
that those aware Of the robbery had
taken the ~precaution Of maintaining
secrecy in The hope Of entrapping the
thief. As Yet no clue has been oh.
tanned, aud the whereabouts of the
treasure and the rascally taker are a.
great u mystery as ever.
Mr.. sitting Bull.
WASHINGTON, August 30.
General Terry does not credit The
report that Sit ng Bull and his band
have returned to United States terri
tory. lie thinks the Indians seen and
reported Ms being Sit ing Bulls band
are a small party Of Sioux who never
went across the Canadian border al
all, hut remained within our territory.
A dispatch has been e N IT, the Cana
dian authorities, asking whether Sit
ting Bull has actually returned to
American soil. The sitting Bull Com
mission will not leave until n reply to
the dispatch il received. Secretary
Schurz is confident that Sitting Bull is
still III Canada.
Another Railroad Accident.
SALEM, Mass, August 30.
Last evening. Is the Lowell train
was running down uthe Pennsylvania
pier, 1t struck a group of five persons,
killing MIR. Andrews, Joseph A. Swa
zey and Miss Rachael Clifford, a sister
ot Mrs. Swazey. and injured Iwo 9th
ers. The accident Is attributed tn the
ca relessness Of the conductor Of the
train in running it down upon The
crowded pier with no headlight or Ian
tern to give warning. Wilbur f. Swa
zey, n Of the injured, died this
morning. This makes the fourth vic
tim. Several persons are reported
missing. Several ladies i'm their
fright jumped overheard.
A .Tribunc' special ON she Death
Of Brigham.
NEW YORK, Aug. 81.
The TiTbune's Salt Lake special
says: There is but little excitement
there over the death Of Brigham
Young. The papers appeared in
mourning, and some houses were
draped. II is probable that his sue,
cessOr will never achieve the power
welded by Young.
The Bank Troubles In Chicago.
CHICAGO, Aug. 30.
Except a small run OH The Fidelity
and some Of the other savings banks,
there is no unusual stir in banking
circles to.day. and no excitement IN
any quarter. None Of the officers OF
the State Savings institution have yet
turned up, and the assiguee is 81 buy
examining the affairs OF the bank that
nothing can be learned as to this
morn ing's developments.
DoWm Brakes.
SPRIN0FIELD, Mass, Aug. 80.
Conductor Conkling and brakeman
Aldrich we're fatally injured last night
by = collision on the Athal aud North