Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-28

a brother-in-Iaw of the President, left this
morning for Washington, in company with
Captain Henry. Rudolph has been in
charge of the Mentor homestead during the
Presidents absence, and has had care OF
the Presidents two younger sons, aged re-
spectively s and IL years. In obedience TO
q telegram last night from Mrs. Garfield,
these children are left at Mentor. They
were informed last evening OF the Pres'-
dents almost hopeless condition, and were
greatly distressed, hut did not inurmur on
being told they could not go to him.
Want to Lynch Him.
: DENVER, August pa News South Ar
kansas special says: The body of a man
named McCorkey was found at Mears last
night. Evidence points strongly to Charles
Stone, a notorious desperate, as his MUIR
derer. Stone came over to South Arkansas
shortly after the murder and was arrested.
A number of McCorkey's friends came after
him, but the officials spirited him away.
Fifty armed men are tonight securing the
streets looking for the murderer, with the
intention Of lynchiug him.
Vice President Arthur.
NEW York, August 26.-Vice President
Arthur was seen at his home to-day at
noon. He has only received the official
bulletins in regard to the Presidents n
ton. He has not baen summoned, nor has
he received any intimation to be in readi-
ness to go to the Capital. Should he re-
ceive such a message he would go at once.
He refuses to state what he thought of the
Presidents condition or its requirements in
relation to the Vica President.
A Fusion.
JACKSON Miss, August 26.-The Re-
publicans have ratified the Greenback NOM
nations, and agreed on a fusion ticket as
follows: Benjamin King, Governor; ]. B.
Yellowby, Lieutenant Governor. ]. K.
Shellmau (colored), Secretary of State; W.
H. Bynam, Treasurer; A. t. Wimberly,
Auditor; w. +. Fitzgerald, Attorney Cen
eral; w. ID. House, Superintendent of Ed
ucation. A joint mass meeting was held
last night and was presided over by John K.
Lynch (colored).
Misplaced Confidence.
NEW York, August 26.-W. Pinney, q
kid glove manufacturer here, died two
years ago, recommending his wife to his
friend and associate, Julius Loewig, for as.
s~istance in managing his fortune of 800,
600. Julius took hold at once, and now
| turns up au absconder to the amount OF
SIG, 900 at least. He is somewhere in Eu.
rope Lawyers and detectives are after him.
A Daring Robbery.
ST. LOUIS, August GA Republican
Lexington, Mo-, special says: An omni
bus, which was conveying passengers from
the Wabash railroad to Lexington, about {
o'clock this evening, was entered by foul
heavily armed and masked men, wht
robbed the passengers, five in number of al
their money, watches and other yaluables
and then escaped. A posse of men has
gone in pursuit of the robbers.
Another Officer Killed.
DENVER. Aug. 27.-At Silverton late las
night D. G. Ogsburg, City Marshal, wal
killed by two roughs, Burt Wilkinson and
Dyson H. Bridge. The whole town il
aroused and the m~urderers will be lynchec
if captured. Bridge is q notorious des
perado, and large rewards are offered fol-
his arrest for other crimes.
Summary Justice.
BRocKETT (Tex.), Aug. H.-While foul
horse thieves belonging to an extensive
gang which has been operating along tn
Rio Grande for a long time were beinl
brought here in charge of officers, the,
were attacked near the town Of Dolore
and all killed.