Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-10

Secretary was instructed to inquire OF Sec
Rotary Blaine about the matter.
A Notorious Gambler Marries
Large Fortune
NEW YoRK, August 9.-The notorious
"The." Allen, gambler, pugilist and hard
case generally, whose life was recently
published in the Police Gazette, was mar
ried yesterday to a refined, handsome
young girl worth s442, 900, and will reform
he says. He was divorced flew weeks ago.
MONTREAL, August 9.-Vennor says we
may expect a great change in the weather
about the time the new comet Is IN perhe-
lion, the 2Sth of the present month: Dur
ing the week from the 18th to the 18th, IN
stead Of being burned up, as many expect,
we shall be nearly frozen by frosts and
strong, cold, northerly winds.
Attempted suicide.
OMAHA, August S.-Last night Mrs.
bearing was discovered by her son hanging
in an outside room. He cut her down and
summoned a physician, who managed to
bring her back to life. When able to speak
she declared that she wanted TO die, and re-
fused to take anv medicine. To-day, how
ever. having changed her mind, she Is much
better. She was labOring unde a tempor-
airy attack Of insanity, aud believed that
her husband had been drowned, as he had
not returned from bathing in a lake
Twins Born on a Railway Train.
OMAHA, August S.-Mrs. Profet, while on
on her way East from Oakland, California,
gave birth to twins on the Union Pacific
train yesterday. between the North Plat
and Grand Island, in this State. DIR. n.
Spnstea, who happened to be on the train,
attended to the lady. One OF the twins
died soon after its birth. Mrs. Profet, who
was accompanied by her brother in-lsw,
was taken from the train at Grand Island
and provided with quarters at a hotel.
Asiatic Cholera.
CHICAGO August S.-A dispatch says the
people of Fennimore, Wisconsin, are terri
bly, excited over a genuine case of Asiati'
cholera. which resulted fatally in that vii
is the victim.
The Carpenters and JOiners' Con
venfiOn.
CHICAGO, August 9.-The National Car
penters' and Joiners' Convention met her
to-day. VIM. Black of Chicago welcomes
| the delegates, who number 10 and repre-
sent every part of the country. Mr.
Black said the w%orkingmen had no protec
| ton from legislation, and it was time t
combine against the tyranny of the monop
olies, and plan a strong organization t
maintain their rights.
Joseph O'DOnueIl shot.
NEW YORK, Aug. edward Northrur
a prominent attorney, shot and killed JIG
seph ODonnell. a clerk for a lumber firm
in the Crawford House to-day. Northru
had been administrator for the estate G
O'DonnelPs father. O'Donnell clame
that he was d~efrauded, when a fight Ell
sued. Northrup has surrendered.
Intellectual Attempt to Captur
Two Brothers.
FREDoNIA (Ky.), Aug. 9.-Yesterda
about 40 masked men made an ineffectus
attempt to capture two brothers, name
Hardin. confined in Jail here for murder
The Warden being o~verpowered, gave b
pistol to Hardin, who used it to kill til
ringleader Of the mob, John Hoffman
whereupon the mob fed, pursued by
posse and the Sheriff.
Jenny Cramer Found Drowned.
NEW HAVEN, Aug. g. The widest e,
citement prevails here over the discover
in the water of the body of Jenny CIR
mer, the handsomest girl in the city.