Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-03
EASTERN intelligence.
CONDITION OF THE PRESIDENT
STILL IMPROVING.
Celebration Of Emancipation Day
at Chicago.
which Ended i'm a Serious shoot
ing ARRAY.
Jack Planners Killed by His
Mistress.
GROVE, THE EXPLOSIVE MAKER, C~0NFEsSEs
HIS KNOWLEDGE Or THE PLOT.
HIS ARREST BY A DEPUTY
U. s. MARSHAL.
NE WILL DEVOTE THE REST or HIS LIFE TO
rur n A nor mr. tDicu rorrHnM
GROVE, THE EXPLOSIVE MAKER, C0NFEsSEs
HIS KNOWLEDGE or THE PLOT.
HIS ARREST BY A DEPUTY
U. s. MARSHAL.
NE WILL DEVOTE THE REST or HIS LIFE TO
the CAUSE or IRISH FREEDOM.
Especial to the SENTINEL

the DAY comfortably, WIN his neau anu
shoulders raised in the same manner as
yesterday. At the morning dressing his
wound was found to be doing admirably.
His pulse is now SO temperature, 94.4 /;
respiration, 10.
Emancipation Day-Fatal Shooting
CHICAGO, Aug. Q. Yesterday being
Emancipation Day, the colored people
made considerable display, and as the
events passed, stirred up considerable bad
blood. A ~disreputable colored man named
Jerry Milligan, took a walk with a colored
woman named Ann Kennedy, of equally
unsavory repute. About s O'Clock Dennis
O'Mahoney, o switchman, James O'Mara,
another railroad employe, and Frank
Lyons, a boiler maker, who were on a
spree, fell in behind and INDUCED in in
sulting language, which the negro re-
sented by drawing a pistol and firing two
shots. one of which killed O'Mahoney and
the other sent O'Mara to the hospital with
a dangerous and perhaps fatal wound in
the head.
Jack Planners was shot and killed by
his mistress, Lizzie Cleveland, last night
on Clark street at a house of i'll fame,
Cause-jealousy.
There was a row at No. AZ Rebecca street
last night of considerable importance. 1t
originated in a quarrel between Tom Ca
hill, a sewer maker, about 20 years of age,
who fred a shot at a boy named Chris.
Dixon, who tormented him. Dixon com
planned to Policeman Ray, but he was pre-
vented by Toms mother and brother from
arresting young Cahill. Ray summoned
the police wagon, and several officers at
tempted to enter the house, which in the
meantime had been b~arricaded. Finally
the door was forced open, and Tom Cahill
fired q ball into Officer O'Brien's breast,
just above the heart, inflicting a probably
fatal wound. He also. shot Officer Ray in
the head, but not fatally. During the me-
lee Tom received a wound in his body,
which is supposed to have passed through
the liver, and will prove fatal. His mother
was also shot. The arrests were made
finally, and the bloody pistol, reloaded,
was found concealed in the bed ticking.
CrOwe.t the Internal Machine Maker.
PEORIA (Ill.), August 2.-R. W. Grove,
of this city, whose name has been mem
toned in connection with the alleged at
tempt to blow up British vessels, openly
confesses his knowledge of the plot, and
claims that same right to make explosives
that others have to make firearms. He
has letters from Ross, and says that after
September no English vessel will be safe.
Some of the shells are on exhibition.
There is nothing indicating that those al
ready used we're made here. 1t is thought
that the shells are being made here, and
the explosives aud machinery at other
points. Grove was arrested here yester-
day by q Deputy United States Marshal on
the order Of Attorney-General MacVaigh.
Bail was Immediately rendered in the sum
SlO,0 600, but was refused until his hearing
before the U. s. Courtat Chicago. Grove,
with his bondsmen and the Marshal, left
for Chicago last night. Grove takes mat
tiers easy, and says he has disposed of his
affairs here, and is now going to devote
the rest of his life to the cause of Irish
freedom. He intended going through the
country raising an army. 1t is under
stood that he is to be arrested for violation
OF the navigation laws, and will be held on
that charge. One of the machines made
at O'Rourke's foundry, on South Washing
ton street, is on exhibition at the Journal
Office.
CHICAGO, August 2.-The United States
Marshal here says there is no truth in the
report OF the arrest of Grove. A special
says the story was a joke.
Collector RObertsOn's Intentions.
New YORK, August 1.-Collector Rob-
%ertson, in taking possession of the Custom
House to-day, said: II certainly shall
make no changes in the forces until I have
been satisfied by actual experience that
such changes would be for the benefit of the
public. I propose to conduct my office on
business principles, and do everything in
my power to increase the efficiency Of the
service. No promises of appointment have
been made by me or by my authority, and
none will be made till I have learned the
rules of the service. l do not wish to make
great promises of what l propose to accom-
plish, but l intend that this office shall be
administered in the mutual interest Of the |
and the merchants, whose
brings them in connection with it.
of course, will be made, but not
lntil l am satisfied they will be Of advan- |
tage to the service.
Subject to Fine.
WASHINGTON, August Among the
.ostmasters who have failed to render their
quarterly reports, as required by law, are
hose at Albuquerque, New Mexico;
Benton, Montana; Grass Valley,
california; Reno, Nevada. and Tuscarors,
Nevada. They have been notified that
ines will be imposed unless the law is COM
,lied with immediately.
Two Holsters Killed. /
INDIANAPOLIS, August 1.-Two men
John and Thomas Carney-were shot and
titled tonight at the Exposition grounds
~ b street car driver named VIM. II. Col
Ter. The Carney brothers are from Gin.
..innati, and were employed ar hostlers at
ohm Lewark's livery stables. They were
intoxicated and quarreling.
A Democratic Victory.
LEXINGTON, August l-At the election
o-day, the Democrats Carried the city by
m increased majority. As far as heard
rom the candidates to the Legislature fa
Tor the return Of Senator Beck.
Large Republican Gains.
LOUISVILLE, August 1.-The election
vas quiet, and a small vote was cast. There
we're large Republican gains in Campbell
ountY and Kenton county.
Gone TO Rye Beach.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-Secretary Lin.
DIN has taken his family to Rye Beach.
lie will return to his desk on Wednesday.