Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-03
TELEGRAPHIC.
D. o. MILLS NEW BUILDING
CONDEMNED.
auITEAu INDIGNANT THAT his BODY
SHOULD BE SOLD.
Re Says It viii Be Given to Some
Institution.
A JAIL OFFICIAL THINKS We WILL NOT LIVE
TO sE HUNG.
A Stormy Interview Between auiteau and
Ills Brother.
SARGENT NOT THOUGHT o. BY THE
PRESIDENT.
A Stormy Interview Between Guiteau and
Els Brother.
SARGENT NOT THOUGHT o. BY THE
PRESIDENT.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.

settling to such q degree that the Building
Commissioner had condemned it and
ordered the workmen to leave the building.
All the morning crowds of bankers and
brokers could be seen on the street watch
ing the building. All the doors are guarded
by watchmen, and no one is allowed to
enter. Many Of the stone lentels are broken
in two, and cracks in the brickwork may
be seen. The architect Of the structure
ssys the building has settled only the seven
eighth part Of an inch, and that there is no
danger Of further trouble. The ground
on which the building is situated cost
81. 900 900, and it's construction 50, 000, 900.
Sargent footing His own Horn.
New York, Feb. "A Herald Washing
rumors: There has not for a number Of
years been such . footing of horns about
anybody's coming elevation to 3 Cabi.
net position as has been going on here for
four or five weeks about the supposed
prospects Of Sargent Of California being
called to the head of the Interior Depart
ment. The day for his nomination has
been publicly and privately set by his
friends at least half q dozen times, and
there has been an almost daily assertion
that he was certain to have the place. Mr..
Sargent it is generally understood. has
himself given ~frequep. semi-public assur-
ances to his frinds to this effect. 1t was
asserted most positively that the President
unntd uapA IN hso am roofordav hnt IL
has not gone in. All the rumors, reports
and assertions about Sargent's coming
greatness have come not from the White
House, but from the circle of Sargents
friends and hangers-on. There is not
publicly known any reason, except the re-
ports Of Sargent's friends, to believe that
he has been thought OF by the President
for the place.
Guiteau Matters.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Guitoau's atten-
ton having been called to the report that
his body was to be sold for the purpose Of
being exhibited, he seemed quite indig-
nant. and said that Scoville had no bust
ness to entertain such O proposition. he
said he intended to will his body to some
institution.
Guiteau 10 beginning TO show much
nervousness and irritability. He q suffer-
ing from 9 severe cold, which has inAamed
his eyes. One Of the Jail officials, who OBJ
served the prisoner closely, says he would
not be surprised IL he did not live to be
hung, as his health appeared TO be failing
rapidly.
John W. Guiteau spent an hour last
evening in his brothers cell. The pris-
oner became very much excited during
the interview, in which he denounced
both his brother and Scoville.
Madame Janaushek, attended by q num-
ber OF her dramatic company, visited his
cell and had . brief talk with the prisoner,
who treated her very conrteousiy.
4 Woman Shot by q Drunken Ball.
whaekeF.
OMAHA, Feb. 2.-Mrs. John Hughes was
shot ct her ranch yesterday on Running
Water. north Of Sidney, by . drunken
bullwhacker named John Lewis, who
wanted to take possession Of her ranch.
She wanted to eject him, when be turned
and fired, the ball entering her back near
the tase Of the spine. He escaped on
horseback. but Is being pursued BY cow-
boys. He killed . cowboy ct Fort Robin.
SON recently, but owing to some techni-
CAVITY was released.
John w. Guiteau's Card.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 2.-John W. Guiteau,
in . card to the public. disavows al knowl-
edge Of the proposed exhibition Of his
brothers body, and says that, whether his
brother dies by legal process CT In An in.
sane asylum. his body will be disposed Of
in 9 manner which will not offend public
deoency.
Corkhill refuses to submit TO an inter-
view ON the subject OF the disposal Of Gut
teau's body. The lawyers say the Govern.
ment will have authority over Il. Reed
says the proposition to exhibit the body ID
q monstrous outrage on common decsncy,
and whoever should attempt 1t would be
arrested a. 8 public nuisance.
A New Organization.
DENVER (Col.), Feb. "A woman's
Industrial Association has been incor-
porated and organized here. Mrs. Mar
garet 7. Patterson is President and Miss
Oliver Wright Secretary. The principal
object Is to collect and furnish correct and
reliable information concerning Colorado
and the contiguous Territories, and to
prevent imposition by interruptions spec
ulAtors who have from time to time i'm
posed upon investors in remote parts
Of the country.
No Truth In the Report.
NEW YoRx. Feb. 2.-The report having
gained circulation that the Pacific Mail
Company and the overland Pacific roads.
embracing the Union, Central, Southern
and Texas Pacific, and the Atchison. To-
peks and Santa Fe. have come to an AMIGA
Bile understanding, and that they had been
signed, President Houston Of the Pacific
Mail was interviewed, and fatty denied
hat there was any truth In the report.
A CoIored Farmer Beaten to Death
SHREVEPORT (La.), Feb. 2.-Alph Dav-
export. q respectable colored farmer In
Union Parish. was yesterday taken from
home by q mob Of colored men and beaten
to death with clubs and stones. There
had been trouble between Davenport and
Oliver Archie, who wanted to marry the
farmers aunt. and 1t Is supposed that the
mob was led by Archie.
A Special Session Called.
DETROIT, Feb. 2.-Governor Jerome has
called a special session Of the Legislature
to consider the means Of relief for the fire
sufferers.
Nelson Decker, while crossing Crooked
Lake, pushing before him 0 cutter con-
tanning his wife and . little boy, broke
through. Some boys. skating rescued
Decker, but the others were drowned.
Lymched and Burned.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 2.-The news has just
been received from Logansport, Ind,
that on Saturday night . tramp named
william Steele called on Mrs. Busll, liv.