Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-14
TELEGRAPHIC
Rev. Howard CrOSby'S Opinion Of The
Republican Party in New York.
CASHIER OF THE LEBANON DINE
SAVINGS BANK ROBBED.
Democrats Satisfied with a Majority Of
the Delegation in Chic.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

defections from the Republican state
ticket is a well known clergyman, How
ard Crosby. In his letter he says: "The
only way for true Republicans to bring
back the party to its purity is to vote
down the nominees Of the conspirators.
Butthis, say some, will give the State to the
Democrats. Very well; let the Demo-
Gratis have control. I'll trust the honest
Democratic party rather than the dishon-
est Republican party. We know what the
Democratic party is, and will be on our
guard; but the Republican party, that
processes high morals, will only deceive
l will not apologize for meddling with pol
ltics. l am an American citizen, and a
native Of New York. l never sold my birth
right. When a great moral crisis arises l
will not hesitate to speak as loudly as l
can for the truth. l add these last words
for the benefit of those who suppose that
clergymen are either women or children"
a Bank Cashier Robbed.
LEBANON pa, Oct. 13.-Last evening
Geo. D.. Rise, Cashier Of the Lebanon
Dime Savings Bank, was robbed of a
satchel containing 5 5000, all in bills. He
had just returned from Philadelphia, and
before going to the bank stopped at his
house for supper. While on his way back
to the bank, after supper, when about a
square from his house, he passed by two
men, and directly after received a stun
ming blow, which knocked him in the gut
ter. He held on the satchel and cried
murder. The robbers, who had been beat
ing and kicking him, all the while fearing
that his cries would bring assistance,
moved off a short distance and then re-
turned. They wrenched the handle of the
satchel and secured it. Rise was covered
with blood. No clew to the thieves. Rise
offers a reward OF 81 900 for the capture
of the robbers. The money belonged to
the bank.
A Desperate Killed.
MARsHFIELD, Oct. 13.-Sherilf Laclede,
on the passenger train near here this
morning, recognized B, B. Taylor, the des.
perado who, with his two brothers, MUIR
dered the Sheriff and deputy of Hamilton
County, Tennessee, on the 14th of Septem-
Der, and as Taylor resisted arrest, shot
him dead. 1t is thought a brother of Tay-
lor was on board, but he has'disappeared.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. l3.-It is reported
that one Of the Taylor boys is surrounded
in the woods near lockwood. Sixteen
thousand dollars reward is offered for
these men.
Ohio Election News.
CoLUMBUs, Oct. 13.-OfficiaI returns
from the different counties are coming in
very slowly on account of the scratching
on all the local tickets. As the returns
come in from the different counties it
looks as if the great sweeping victory
claimed by the Democrats would dwindle
down to only a small majority. The DEM
ocrats are considerably surprised that
Morey and Hart have been elected, but
seem satisfied because they have a ma
iority of the delegation.
The seOyilIes Again.
CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-Mr. and Mrs. SEQ
vile are besieging the courts with various
bills, cross-bills, ETC., directed against
each other, and offending the pnblic with
the most scandalous counter charges.
Scarcely a day passes without one or the
other appearing in some new phase in the
courts. Their bills are generally of the
least possible interest, and their quarrels
are actively promoted by ofiicious out
siders.
T~O Wen Blown 10 Pieces.
SPRINGFIELD (Ills.) Oct. ia frightful
boiler explosion in the lumber mill near
Petersburg yesterday killed James Stephen
son, the proprietor, and James Hohermer,
blowing them to pieces. Watkins and
Lantier were fearfully scalded, burned snd
otherwise injured, and are likely to die.
Another workman was severely scalded.
a Fatal Railroad Accident.
ALMA tCol.), Oct. 13.-Yesterday, while
an engine was pushing an empty fiat car
and coming down a steep grade the fat car
struck a mule standing on the track,
throwing the engine and car down the en-
bankment. The conductor, Jack Bledsoe,
ard two unknown men, were instantly
killed. The engineer and fireman saved
themselves by jumping.
COOpers on n Strike.
CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-The coopers in the
employ Of the different packing houses
and other establishments at the stock
yards and in Chicago are on a strike, un-
der orders of the Coopers' Union. Sew
eral hundred men are put. They have
been getting about 50 IS per day. and de-
mand SO. New men are taking their
places.
a Case of Lynchine.
LARAMIE ivy. IT,, Oct. ia special
from Fort Fetterman, this county, says:
j. H. Copp last night shot and instantly
killed R. r. Elgin, a bookkeeper, and
dangerously wounded Mike Egan. A
party Of COWBOYS took Copp from custody
and lynched him. This is the second
lynching in this county within three
months.
Indicted for Conspiracy.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-The Grand
Jury found ON indictment against j. F.
Baum, the Adams House clerk and store
keeper, and P. A. Smell, leather dealer,
charging them with a conspiracy to cheat
the city by means OF false bills for supplies
furnished the almshouse.
Hung for Murder.
CINCINNATI, Oct. ia Lancaster,
Kentucky, special says: William Austin,
hung for the murder Of his aunt, remained
calm and denied his guilt until a moment
before the drop fell, when he whispered
to the minister that he did the murder.
Whisky was the cause, and he warned his
brother against it.