Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-17

BLAINE OF MAINE TALKS 70 10000
VETERANS IN KANSAS.
Ee Predicts a Magnifc ent
Future for the State.
THOSE AGED SUFFRAGE GIRLS
IN NEBRASKA.
A Pretty Big Theft in Grunters
at Chicago.
FURTHER REPORTS OF TERRIBLE YELLOW
FEVER RAvAGES.

city OF veterans, the State bands II the
State militia. There were over 20, 900 old
in the city. At this reunion Of
soldiers, Mr. Blaine spoke without notes.
speech consisted Of a rapid review of
the history OF Kansas, there being moth
ing political in his speech. He said:
These grand chains of mountains to the
west, with their gold and silver, their iron
and lead and endless abundance Of coal
for development, and all the productive
capacities of these great prairies of Kan
sas, will be taxed beyond their capacity
to furnish tie necessities of life for
millions of miners that will be employed
in bringing to light the hidden wealth Of
Colorado and New Mexico. The c~iviliza-
ton that Cortez left in Mexico fifty years
before the white mans foot touched
Plymouth Rock, and a century before
William Penn sailed the Delaware, meets
you to the southwest, and rises from that
distant past to give animation to your
great age Of railways, which in turn
unites the people and brings into closest
commercial alliance the descendants of the
Spanish cavaliers at Santa Fe and the off
spring of the Puritans on the plains of
Kansas"
Women in Brooches.
OMAHA, Sept. 16.-Many have been puz-
zled to understand why the woman Suf-
frage Convention of the United States
should convene in this city two weeks
ahead Of the date for the National
NO,aa, O., 81, aoo Tc.-o,4,or - 40 za--
have been led into ~confounding ths two.
One Of the officers of the latter-named
convention Gays it will be held as an
nounced, N Omaha, commencing on the
26th, with Phoebe Cozzens, Mathilda JOS
Ign Gage, Lille Devereaux Blake, Susan
b. Anthony and other prominent advo-
Gates in attendance. The present conven-
ton, the Boston Ring" as it is called, is
composed largely Of Nebraska people, but
it is run by Lucy Stone, who is Il seceder
from the National organization, with her
husband. DR.. Blackwell Of Boston. The
managers of each convention ignore the
others in the calls. The difference is that
the Nationals hold that woman suffrage is
a national right, whereas the Americans
hold that it is a State right question.
Wholesale Hog Stealing.
CHICAGO, Sept. 16.--An important suit
has been begun in the Criminal Court,
brought by u Chicago Packing and proyi-
sion Company, who charge Mason MoMul-
len, James Sheban and Jere Shehan with
stealing their hogs. The statement was
made by the prosecution that these three
with a mar named Harry, just from the
penitentiary, had formed a partnership
in 1879, and had been stealing hogs ever
since. The proceeds of their theft amount
to over half a million dollars, which came
mostly out OF Phil. Armour. Harry was
the first witness and gave with circum-
stantiality the facts of the stealing and his
participation therein. He was employed
in Armour's place and had keys, so that
every night and Sunday during 1879 and
1880 he and the Shehans had driven off
from 40 to SO hogs. Fears of detection
stopped their stealing.
Disappointment and Poison.
CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-From the town of
Lake comes a story that Frederick Reiger,
a hard citizen, had a woman for house.
keeper whom he desired to marry, but
who last Sunday was married to John
Hullard. This 80 incensed Reiger th It
after making various threats he visited
her in her bedroom Wednesday and
forced down her throat a mixture of
whisky and strychnine, and as the neigh
bors rushed in, in answer to her cries, he
fed. Thursday night the woman died in
commissions. Reiger was arrested to-day,
but maintained d stolid silence.
yellow Jack sim Raging.
MATAMoRAs, Sept. 16.-Northwell and
VIM. Angels Maiz, Spanish merchants.
inst froro +ha saoshora ara doup with tba
fever. Up to 9 o'clock A. NJ. there were
two deaths in the city. One case Of fever.
Aid was given 424 families or 1854 per-
sons in Brownsville. Mr.. Witherel, Mrs.
Wells and others are better. Fifteen cases
are at the hospital. There were forty cases
at Mier yesterday, and i've deaths.
PENSACOLA (Fla.), Sept. 16.-Nineteen
new cases of fever are reported in the last
twenty-four ,hours; nine deaths. Total
cases, 100; twenty deaths.
strange Experiment. with Eiec-
tricIty.
CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-The prominent
physicians Of Rush Medical College who,
after Tracy was hanged, to-day, expert
mented with electricity for the purpose
Of observing the phenomena succeeded
in restoring the rythemetic motion OF the
heart, and express the belief that il his
neck had not been broken, they could have
restored life. They ask what would have
been the legal status Of Tracy in the event
he had been restored, q condemned muir
derer or a free man.
A Double Drowning.
DETROIT. Sept. 1e.-This afternoon off
Lsmbton, Ontario, a young man, William
Sackman, lost his balance and fell from q
Yacht into the river and his companion,
Hartman, trying to rescue him.
was drowned with him.
n raInusany still ampertiaent.
New YonE, Sept. l8.-A meeting OF the
Tammany Committee On Organization was
held last night. Kelly said if Tsmmany
Hall was admitted to the State Convention
it would support the ticket nominated, and
if rejected would take time and consider
which it would do.
OH Explosion.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 16.-This afternoon,
as VIM. Wiley and the porter were cooper
ing barrels in the cellar Of Charles q.