Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-21

ShIlui MI SUI dlill NIlc, 4hl. biOOUi
wife and three children, three of Mr.. Nc
Cures family, and three of the Stan
decker family. An impromptu mass meet
ing Of the citizens of Des Moines was held
at the Opera House last night. Over
$4,000 were reported raised to-day for the
relief Of Grinnell and other storm-stricken
vicinities in Iowa.
Gone Crazy Over the Christiancy
Case.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-Edward Chase
Ingersoll, one of the lawyers for the de-
PENDANT in the Christiancy divorce case,
has gone crazy. He imagines himself very
wealthy, and spends most of his time in
spending imaginary money. Yesterday he
purchased 81, 600 worth Of law books, and
to-day he had the entire furniture of his
office thrown out to make room for new
and more costly furniture, which he said
he had ordered. The Christiancy case has
lasted so long that it has been a terrible
mental strain on all concerned in it. The
developments have been shocking and
scandalous in the extreme, yet one of the
sons Of the defendant told a correspondent
this afternoon that some evidence would
be made public next week which would
E@N '@'%N tHSf -oAsir ehhChf ppu d IL was
in the shade. He said it would be shown
that several officials, who have been on too
intimate terms with Mrs. Christiancy, and
who are married men, have furnished her
with all the money used in carrying on
her case, in hopes OF securing a big ali
mony from defendant, which was to be
divided up. lRgersoll is a distant relative
Of Colonel Bob Ingersoll, and has for ten
wears had quite a prominent place among
the Washington lawyers. He has had charge
Of the defense OF Captain Howgate.
4 SsadSsat Russian Minister.
WASHINGTON, June 20.-M. Michael
Bartholomew, the Russian Minister, with
his family, left here yesterday in a special
car for New York, from whence he will
sail on Monday for Russia, where he will
remain six months on leave of absence.
Another Minister has taken his place here.
Mr.. bartholomew is a very peculiar man in
many respects, aud his peculiarities are
not pleasant ones. He ran up bills with
every one who would trust him, and then
declined to pay his debts. He has de-
ceived in this manner furniture men, gro.
cerymen, feedmen and his servants, both
men and women. He also took adyan-
tage of a hotel-keeper and a livery stable
Keeper at Newport for a considerable sum
The State Department has decided, as it
has frequently done before, that the
Russian Government and MI. Bartholo-
mel can be held responsible. There is
nothing left for the creditors but to stand
BY and wish him bon voyage. Although
he has not paid for the furniture in his
house, he sold it at auction and coolly
pocketed the proceeds, while the owner
stood by with his unpaid bill in his hands.
There were wishes made by some of the
unpaid servants that Mr.. Bartholomew
would never return. All the creditors
now have to lump their bills and send
them to the Russian Government for paw
ment, and it is doubtful il they will ever
receive a cent.
orse q. HOmeward bOand.
OMAHA, June 20.-George Q. Cannon,
the recently deposed Delegate from Utah,
passed through Omaha yesterday, home
ward bound. He is disguised with the
result Of this sessions work, and will re-
main in Utah the rest OF the Summer. In
regard to the Utah Commissioners, he said
he knew but very little of them, except
Paddock and Ramsey, whom he had known |
at Washington. The others we're men OF
-S P@A 1u4@ iCpl dLlOllt GuG tLtlr action
could not even be surmised. Mr.. Cannon
also mentioned the move on the part of
his Territory for admission as a State, and
said that even if the request was refused
1t would indicate that the people Of Utah
are alive to their rights. He was inclined
to r%eticence, and endeavored to avoid be-
interviewed.
MutinOus Cinnamon,
NEW YORg lima On Tho ,b;o ruaaz.ou |
Clark arrived yesterday from Calcutta.
chief mate reports that while Captain
James Dwight was asleep in his berth he
attacked and literally hacked to pieces
a Ratchet by the Chinese steward of
the vessel. The Chinese cook also at.
tackled the chief officer in his cabin. The
officer, though badly wounded, grappled
his assailant and raised an alarm.
The crew rushed to his assistance and
silled both the Cinnamon and threw the
overheard. No cause 10 assigned
'or the murderoIs attack, tho Captain be-
Gg a general favosise,
Suicide OF MRS. Lin4alst.
GENrsEE tIll.), June 20.-Eight milsG
'outh Of this city, on Saturday, after pre-
'aring dinner for her husband and the
men, and while they were eating,
Mrs. Linquist took her five-year-old son to
corn crib near the house and cut his
hroat and then killed herself. No cause
or the dreadful deed is known, but the
'oman is believed to have been insane.
Four Cowboys Killed.
LITTLE Rock, June 2O.-A telegram re-
eived here this morning says that during