Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-09
TELEGRAPHIC.
THE CHICAGO PROHIBITION
lists WAKING UP.
They Advocate High Licenses for Sup
pressing arogga-ies.
Great Less of Life by a Steamboat
Explosion,
SINE DIE.
Senate Employees Allowed an Extra
Months Pay.

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
CHICAGO. Aug. S.-John B. Finch, who
was one of The most earnest advocates Of
prohibition in Iowa, and who has lately
been lectuling in his own State, Nebraska,
on the same subject, says the people are
working to secure the submission of a
constitutional amendment prohibiting the
sale or manufacture of liquors for drink,
ing purposes. They are making a thorough
canvass, with good chances of success. II
the amendment is submitted, it will carry
without doubt by 4 large majority. In
terviews with leading prohibitionists and
liquor men here show that the latter view
with some alarm the inroads OF the tenn
perance advocates in the adjoining States,
and that they are formed in a compact
body, and intend TO fight the movement in
all quarters, from its inception, with
money, votes, and political and personal
influence. They generally advocate a
high license as the means Of suppressing
groggeries and ~disreputable saloons. The
German temperance element has called q
German temperance convention in this
c4ts 1ul Aug -)' anu nave t4ectSu tno
delegates to Represent them IN the Ma
tlons! Temperance Convention, to be held
here Aug 70.
Steamboat Explosion.
HICKMAN, Aug. S.-The steamer Gold
Dust exploded her boilers at 8 o'clock this
morning, just after leaving Hickman, and
Al persons were scalded and II missing.
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comfortable places. The boat. after being
run ashore, was made fast and burned to
the waters edge and sunk. The books,
S"i0 ~Nu O"oea7S are al 4o7t'
reno" f"ser.
AUSTIN Tex Aug. S.-The Governor
has received from the State Health Officer
o. Rrouosu;,Io 4,ot oiah. ~.
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ten deaths from yellow fever have occurred
at that place within the last two weeks.
He urges the citizens to organize, as the
disease is epidemic. No mails, freight CIR
steamers nave been quarantlned against
G .aH,JtDS, % A.. ,,Ls o . rs obooror uan-
rietta. from Matamoras, with yellow fever
on board, has been towed to Ship Island
and supplied with medicines.
MATAMoRAs, Aug. 9.-There have been
seven additional deaths from yellow fever.
The number Of new cases is not made pub
nc.
BROWNSVILLE, Aug. S.-The yellow fever
has attacked the Mayor and other notable
citizens. The people object to the doctors
FlSItihs MataInoras and returning. There
+~s,tvefar 1I 80 "eA'n Nei' "4'-in VIC i"''
pronar,v D.strovas uv r..n.,,rD
Sr1xroRD Conn Anc s-Tba presbv-
terian ohprcb vss sat IN fro nv a tnine
~, $500
y09'0""y' Il toSs Is @-o'0oo' 4N9uie"'
When the roof fell in ii is supposed that
two men persisted. VIM. Brown, a con-
tractor, was rescued, but was seriously IN
JuFea. Inc residence OF hose"e4! hay was
a.. 80 orC P,r nES @-0.gou' c,
house had an end torn ont by lightning,
and four persons were injured; one police
man John ConnOFs, II Is thought, lataIIE.
arrest of IA Runaway Couple.
OMAHA, Aue, s.-News was received here
.o-dor f,ou No,,na citr Ko,so, % .bo
"" y C'''' "a '"o
arrest Vi AHH IoPefconn ana MISS ti"hin'
VINO eloPea rom omaha d Is" Gays ago;
for The arras+ Of porerc"bn nv MI
Frahm's father, who lives at Fort Tai
tbern POnarcnhn who * a marriad man
ia a music teacher, and Miss Frahm, who
was one of his pupils, is only about Is
wears of age. The officers have zone TO
Mound City to bring them back.
Arrest of "a Train Robber.
KANSAS CITY Mo-, Aug. 8,-Maurice
Broker, the train robber and escaped con-
Wet. well known in PENNSYLVANIA. vas
orua,4o5 t.-o,oa4 ,iabt II t,r;I pn;oron
~ - : 81 raoa;r.d iiffa r. -onana
= ~ ~ . ~ o o1t
ono1-.9 $50 a - - AZ Vi ~ hoSnItaiI
a nrison delivery, three of the Train rob.
bers escaped.
Cases of sunstrOke.
New YORK, Aug. 8.-Ihere We're three
cases of sunstroke in this city Yesterday
and so,,r - proollup Oro of+ hol lotion
~ 80. = a ~ - - ~
' ." 60, nasonin go ~ u ~ IN -
sfataff bast ~ 0t;awa Canada tha mo-