Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-30
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Hon. P. B. Thompson Jr., Secretary of
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TELEGRAPHIC.
THE NEBRASKA ANTI-MON0PO-
LISTS STATE TICKET.
The Moderate Episcopalians
criticise Father Ritchie.
SENATOR JONES SPOKEN OF AS FOL-
GERS SUCCESSOR.
Another Star Route Jury Unable
to Agree.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-Rey. Arthur Richie,
or Father Richie, as he is called by his
parishioners, the pastor of the Episcopal
Church Of the Ascension of this city, is an
extreme Ritualist, and the course OF his
parish has been much criticised by the
more moderate Episcopalians. But up to
the present time no official action has
been taken in regard to it. Last Sunday
a notice appeared in the religious an
nouncements that the feast of st. Michael
would be celebrated on Friday with SOL
emn high mass, and that Bishop McLaren
would of1iciate. This called out a card
from the Bishop, stating that no such office
is recognized by the Episcopal Church,
and it is now stated that the Bishop has
refused to take part in the services.
Father Richie. however, proposes to hold
service without him, and it is generally
believed that a separation of the parish
from the Episcopal Church will follow,
and possibly its entrance in the Catholic
Church.
Arrest of LIeut.-GOvernor Lewis.
RICHMOND (Ya.), Sept. 2~9.-Consider-
able excitement prevails over the arrest Of
Lieutenant Governor Lewis of Virginia
by the Dean Of the Faculty of the Richmond
Medical College. Governor Cameron re-
Gently removed the old Board of the Col
lege and appointed a new Board, Of which
Lewis was President. The old Board de-
MED the Governors right and claimed
that they were the legal Board under the
law. To-day the new Board met, and,
after being organized, proceeded to the
college to take possession. Upon arriving
they we're confronted by four policemen,
who, on the order OF the Dean of the
Faculty, arrested Lewis for trespass upon
the property of the college. Levi noti-
ged the policemen and the faculty that he
would hold them responsible under the
law for an indignity and illegal arrest.
loiger's Successor.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-Certain people,
who have pretty thoroughly canvassed the
matter Of Folger's successor, have narrow
ed the number Of those spoken of in that
connection down to two. These two are
New of Indiana and Plat of New York.
Senator Jones, who is a close friend Of
Arthur, and who has also been spoken of,
says that he will not take the place for the
reason that if he should do so a Senator
ship from Nevada would be vacant, and
might be filled by a Democrat. In view
of this danger it is thought probable that
the President will not offer him the po-
sition.
The Las of the Kewanee Bank
Robbers Arrested.
CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-Word .has been re-
eeived here that Lott J. Dunkle, fourth and
last of the Kewanee Bank robbers, was ar
rested in Battlemont, Dakota, yesterday.
Dunkle ia % years old, and lived at Des
Moines. His father is a merchant of high
social standing. Young Dunkle was highly
esteemed, and was never before known to
be engaged in any crooked business. He
left DesMoines soon after the robbery.
He went to Wyoming Territory and thence
to Dakota. He was armed with a rifle
when taken. He had 81 800 in his pos
session.
Anti-MOnopoIist State Ticket.
OMAHA, Sept. 29.-The anti-Monopolists
have nominated q complete State ticket,
headed by E. Ingersoll of johnson Coun-
ty for Governor. The resolutions cover
the principal planks of the anti-Monopo-
| 4ISlst DIS cuuLltldbSu ny tlit new lOI Il anu
Monopoly League. They also demand
revision of the Revenue laws, so as to COM
pei the railroads to pay their proportion
Of taxation, and likewise demand Of Con-
| gress to compel land grant roads to take
out patents and pay their taxes.
An Anti-MOnOpOiist Meeting.
CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-The Anti-Monopo-
lists of this city met last night, the session
lasting till midnight. Resolutions in
favor OF abolishing the monopoly in land,
the purchase of inventions by the Govern
ment, and the submission of the prohibit
ton and woman suffrage amendments to a
vote Of the people were adopted. A full
county, legislative and Congressional
ticket for Cook County districts was nom
mated.
De longs Personal Effects.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-In an interview
with the Secretary of the Navy Mrs. De
Long made a personal request to have
turned over to her all the private and per-
sonal effects belonging to her late husband.
The request was granted. All the relics
from the Arctic regions, brought back by
Melville, were unpacked this afternoon at
the Navy Department, and a record taken.
Yellow Fever Reports.
BROWNSVILLE, Sept. 29.-There was one
death yesterday and nc new cases. At
Fort Brown there was one death-a
soldier. No new cases. At Point Isabel
there was one new case. The old cases
are conyalescing.
PENSACOLA, Sept. 29.-There were So
new cases yesterday and two deaths.
Attempt to Shoe "a Marshal.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 29.-The following spe-
cial is from Decatur, Alabama; At Rising
Fawn this morning a desperate negro at
tempted to shoot Marshal j. u. Surry,
who was about to arrest him. The Mar
shall shot the negro dead.
a Negro Found Murdered.
WHITEvILLE IN. o., Sept. 29-This
morning the body of a negro was found
horribly mangled on the railroad track
near here. 1t is learned that he was muir
dered by another negro, who was his rival
for the fortune Of a negress.
A General Lock Out.
BDDEFoRp (Me.), Sept. 29.-The shoe
manufacturers here and those at Saco, at
a meeting last light, resolved that they
could not pay - prevailing prices, and
they decided on a general lock ont.
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