Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-04

issue its notes to assist the people. and be
looked upon by the people as the real gov
eminent Of the country, strong, popular
and protecting. j. Osborne Ward, who
said he was an organizer Of the socialistic
labor party in Brooklyn, advocated a grand
cooperative Christian society, in which
everything was to be equal and m COM
mon.
George W. Maddox, Of the Congress Of
Humanity, wanted the Government to is
sue Si4,0 900, 600, 900 or so to New York, to
build docks, etc., and comparatively SINH
lar sums to other cities, to be expended on
public works, and when these works would
have made sufficient returns, then let the
Government be paid back and the notes
destroyed, as cancelled bonds are.
Suspension Of q Bank.
KANSAS CITY, August 8.
The Martin Bank of this city suspended
this morning. The following is posted on
the door: Owing to a recent heavy run on
this bank, it Is deemed necessary to close
business for the present, that the interests
Of all creditors may be equally protected.
(Signed) JOHN G.. MARTIN.
For the past three or four days there had
been a steady draw upon she bank, nj the
business public have looked for something
of this nature to occur every day. Colo
mel Coots has been appointed receiver, and
q meeting of the creditors will be held this
afternoon.
Cutrases by Tramps.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, August 8.
On Thursday afternoon two tramps
stopped at a farmers house near Trenton,
Henry county, and after getting a good
dinner from the farmers wife, and learning
that the husband would not be home till
evening, suddenly seized her and outraged
her person and left her insensible. They
had stopped the cries o. the farmers little
daughter by rolling her up in a blanket.
and when unrobed the child was nearly
sutfocated, and died In an hour. The
neighbours are securing the country for the
fiends, but at last accounts had not found
them.
Arrest of n Stock Broker.
MONTREAL, August 8.
Charles Griffin, of the firm Of O. G.
Hobson 4 Co., stock brokers, was arrested
to-day, charged with Incorporating
$50 900 belonging to James Il. Webster,
of Green Castle, South Carolina. Griffin
paid the complainant dividends regularly
from the time the money was received.
Twenty-three Counties HeariFrOm.
RALEIGH, N. c.. August 8.
Twenty-three counties heard from ind
cate that the Legislature will be largely
Democratic, though thus far the Demo-
Gratis have lost nine members, divided
among the Republicans and Independents,
and the Nationals have gained. The indie
pendents, however, cannot strictly be
classed with the Republicans, as the most
of them will vote with the Democrats.
A Railroad Opened to Trade.
ST.. PAUL, August 8.
The first train on the Worthington &
Sioux Falls Railroad went through on
Thursday. This road gives st. Paul con-
n~ection, through the st. Paul & Sioux City
Railroad, with Sioux Falls, the most prom
Using own in Dakota, with abundant water
power, and in the midst OF an agricultural
country for the first time opened to trade.
L Bank Defauiter.
BosroN, August 3.
The Directors of the National Bank OF
this city recently discovered that their
cashier. r.. b. Conant. was a defaulter to
quite q large amount, and at the request of
those officers the cashier resigned a day or
two since. 1t is thought the Bank will not
be severely affected, as Commits bonds
were fixed at 500, 900 and his bondsmen
are reliable.
Confession o. Saroh Hartley.
New YORK, August, g..
A Harrisburg dispatch says: Sarah
Hartley has made a confession duplicating
herself, Isaac Erieb, Uriah Frazer, Jona-
than Frazer and wife, and Emanuel Ed
dinger in the murder of an old couple
named Kinsler, near Troxlervilie, Snyder
county, Pa, last winter. They got about
$4,000.
stage stopped by Armed Men.
CHEYENNE, August 8.
The south-bound coach was again stop
ped four miles south of Jenny's stockade
yesterday afternoon about 5 O'Clock, by six
armed men. As the coach was empty they
did not attempt any interference, but in
quired Of the driver as to the movement OF
the treasure coach, which they were evident
ly waiting for.
Killed by Lightning.
Dies MONIES, Iowa, August s.
Warren Cooper was killed by lightning
nm Thursday while stacking hay. and his