Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-09
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DISTURBANCE AT oscAa w1DE's
LECTURE.
A Running Fire Of Kisses. aroans and
Hootings.
The Esthete Wrought Up BY His
Reception.
withdrawal from the Demo-
cratic Caucus.
RYAN's CONDITION AFTER THE
BATTLE.
MORMON MISSIONARIES HARD
AT WORK.
cuiteau Becoming Greatly De-
pressed.
cuiteau Becoming Greatly De
pressed.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

were seuiOfsJ cIestSu D Brtat ulStui pahSo
at Oscar Wilde's lecture in the Grand
Opera House here last night. They occu-
pied seats mostly in the gallery, and dur
ing the lecture they kept up . running
fire Of Kisses, groans and hooting, which
caused the lecturer to pause more than q
dozen times. When the hnllsboo be-
came SO noisy that the esthetic voice could
not be heard, he would stop. fold his
arms across his breast, and look calmly at
his tormentors. But he evidently thought
discretion the better part Of valor and
made nc comments on the annoyance.
When the lecture had proceeded about q
quarter Of an hour, q darkey dressed in
glove, and carrying a boquet Of flowers as
big as Q peck measure, walked down the
central aisle, with many antics and grim
aces, and took q front seat. This was the
students work, and the entrance of the
darkey was a signal for a great burst OF
applause, which ended in outlaws, c~atcalls
and other specimens of collegiate amuse-
ment. A great many people became dis
gusted and left the hall before the close Of
the lecture. A policeman attempted to
eject n Of the d%isturbers, when a gallery
melee ensued, which was made more in
teresting by turning off the gas. The
manager of the house sent for more police
men, but before they arrived most Of the
students had left, and Oscar finished his
lecture before q few people, who had re-
manned more to see the fun than to hear
the lecture. The sunfower apostle is very
much wrought up by his reception.
An Organized Gang Come to Grief.
BEDFORD (Ind.), Feb. S.-Three roughs
were killed while trying to raid a saloon
in Tunneltown. They were Nicholas
Vaughn, aged II, Virgil Wilson and Zach
Whitfield. These three men, with Ben Will
loughby, conspired to steal a large amount
Of money in A. Meyers saloon, then to
kill and rob Thomas Clark, q wealthy citi-
zen. then to start fire near the village,
and after burglarizing q large manufactur-
ing place. to fee to Colorado or New Mex
leo. Willonghby becoming frightened,
exposed the plot on Sunday morning. and
precautions were at ono taken to thwart
them. A freight car containing five armed
citizens in ambush, was rolled nearly to
sAo aOo&S HS0hAL61ld11h VIC WAOt6
place, and some fifteen others were hiding
about the saloon. When the fellows began
their burglarious attempt five Of twenty
rifles were concentrated on them. All fell,
but none were fatally wounded until the
second volley was given. then Whitfield
dropped dead, Vaughn was MORALLY
wounded, and WILDER, after running some
distance and falling several times, got 9
coup de grace from some person follow
ing, who shot his head of. Vaughn died
last night. Willoughby said there was an
organized gang Of twelve men who had
entered upon several villainous plots. He,
as well as the rest, bore very bad charac.
tiers, though ONE OF them had respecta-
bic parents.
congressman Somewhat Worried.
WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-Delsgats Cannon
writes q letter this morning to q paper
here. denying that he had threatened to
expose the private escapade Of . member
Of Congress. in order to show that Nor
mon practices were no worse than those Of
society generally. he says he attends
strictly to his own business. It 10 o fact
that some Congressman have been some
what worried over the reports Of what
Cannon was going to publish.
A special meeting Of the Chamber OF
Commerce will be held Wednesday next
to meet Sir Henry Parkes, Prime Minister
of Sydney, New South Wales, and hear an
address by him on the present CONNER
cial relations existing between this coun-
try and Australia. Sir Henry arrived
from San Francisco to-day.
Ryan Loses His Clothes and $500.
NEW York. Feb. 8.-A Herald's New Or
leans special says: After the battle q doc
tor examined Ryan and found his left jaw
broken in two places, besides several other
severe injuries. To add to the poor fellows
misfortune, while he was fighting some
rascal entered his room ct the hotel and
stole all his clothes and $500. William
Emmett, hacker Of Sullivan, intends chal-
longing the world with him for any amount,
and he viii probably take him to Europe,
should he not find customers for him in
this country. Harry Hill will pay over
the stakes held by him this day week, at
his place Of business in New York.
Caucus Nomination OF Omcers.
ALBANY. Feb. s.-Some Tammany AS
semblymen withdrew from the Democratic
caucus last night, the caucus refusing to
adjourn till to-day. Tammany wanted an
adjournment. that they might deliberate
on certain questions intimately connected
with the plans which have been formed to
a~nti-monopoly legislation. The
aucus nominated Q full line Of officers for
the House. which cannot, however, be
elected without the aid Of Tammsny.
The Crow Tribe Uneasy.
ST. PAUL, Feb. 8.~-Dispatches have been
sent by General Terry to Colonel Hatch at
Fort Custer directing the removal from
the Grow Reservation OF the men engaged
in cutting railroad ties. The Crows are so
uneasy at the presence Of these. lawless
foragers that Q rebellion against them IL
threatened. As the Crows have many rich
lands and mineral deposits, efforts will be
made in the Spring to drive them of.
Three Dead BODIES Found.
LAuRESoEvrLLE (Ill.), Feb. g. A color
ed man reached town yesterday afternoon
breathless with fright and excitement, and
stated that he had found three dead bodies
In the woods seven miles above here, near
Embarrass. All the men were ~
ing face down. The bodies were decom-
posed and un~recognizable. A posse Of
Immediately left for the place.
Cut on from Outside Communiea-
ton.
CHICAGO, Feb. s.-Anti-polygamy meet
continue to be held all over the coun-
try. Last night one was held at Dubuque,
which was equal In size to . political mass
meeting. There were several fine adj
dresses and much enthusiasm.
Meetings Opposing Polygamy.
WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-Guitsau IL becom-
Ing very much depressed. The jai War.