Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-09-24
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COHEN, THE AGITATOR.
ARREST or A NEGRO FOR STRIKING AN
OFFICER.
The Peiicc Dispensing n Crowd.
WASHINGTON, September -.
Cohen made no attempt to-day TO march
his mob. Seews, the negro arrested on
Saturday for striking an officer during the
riot, was in the Police Court to-day. Judge
Smell, in giving his decision in the case
said he held that Cohen had excited the
feeling of riot among the more deluded
and ignorant class, and that unless checked
might lead to serious results. While Cohen
worked up this sor. of thing, he was sharp
enough to keep out Of the way OF the law,
and his followers became the Victims. All
meetings and professions similar to those
held by Cohen, were ~riotous and dastardly.
The property and lives Of the people were
endangered, and should death result from
any Of these proceedings, each follower OF
Cohen would be amenable for homicide.
1t should be stopped. The w~oraingmen
could gain nothing. Cohen was nobody, n
could do them no good. He concluded by
saving the accused was one OF Colien,s
victims that had become worked into a
feeling of riot, because OF his teachings,
and was somewhat excusable. lie would
only fine him SO, or, in default, 80 days
in iail. The fine was paid by Cohen.
Cohen called on the Superintendent of
Police this morning to inquire if he could
hold a meeting tonight at the City Hall,
the Superintendent informed him that he
had no authority to give him permission to
hold a meeting, as the City Hall was under
the charge of the United States Marshal.
While Cohen was talking to the Supcrin-
tendcnt an order came from the District
Commissioners directing the Superintend-
ent not to allow any more noisy or disor-
Derby demonstrations anywhere. The
orders were promptly issued, and the po-
lice are dispensing the crowd wherever
A Dime Savings Bank Closed.
New York, September 20.
The Union Dime Savings Bank, of Sara
Springs, has closed; liabilities,
$3.50, 900; cash in hand, $50, 900; mortgages
md real estate, S148, 900.
A German aSSzOn.
WASHINGTON, September %.
The Commission appointed by the Ger
nan Government to inquire into our sys-
of taxing tobacco, this morning had a
ong consultation with the Internal Rev
niue Commissioners, Raum and DIR. Kim
,all, Chiefs of the tobacco division. Com
missioner Raum furnished various laws
md forms pertaining to the system, which
le explained.
President Hayes an l Party.
CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 90.
President Hayes, his wife and their three
IONS, General and Mrs. Plat, arrived at
Cleveland from the West this morning, and
we're met at the depot by about 800 Cleve-
and ladies and gentlemen. The President
appeared at the rear Of his privrte car, and
expressed his pleasure at again meeting his
cleveland friends. The party left at II
,'clock for Pittsburg.
The President and party arrived at AL
lance at 2 o'clock this afternoon. A very
arge crowd was at the depot. The Alliance
fired a salute Of thirteen guns. A
Reception Committee from Pittsburg met
he party at Alliance to escort them to
oittsburg. A salute was fired for the
President so near the car as to break all
he glass in the car. but no n was
injured.
Tha y.,,ow revcr
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M, ~ mLhrhls, ospselnpe
is favorable to the spreading Of the
disease. Since last night. the names of
Tohn G.. Nieman, Abe w. Mcconnell and
Iohn ". Lewis appear among those who
ave died. Martin Griffin. Cashier of the
National Bank, was taken down
morning.
New ORLEANS, September %.
Deaths, Al; cases reported, III; total
asses to date, 1,s12; deaths, 2,oi4. Capt.
hos. Taylor, formerly Master OF the steam
'oat Erie died at Bay CITY on saturday OF
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md at last accounts several Indians had
,een killed, but nobody on our side was
lurt. The Indians are said to have a great
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Illness Of Mrs. Gen. sherman.
WASHINGTON, September 20.
DR.. Basil Norris, United States Army
physician Of General Sherman, was
summoned this morning to Atlantic Citt,
to attend Mrs. Sherman, who is %seriousl,
i'll.
Nomination of John H. Camp.
w,p,,spopr n V sontemher 81.
Tha -nennhl;ean Coneressipnal Conyen
ton Of the Twenty sixth District nomi