Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-29
TELEGRAPHIC.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
Destruction by Forest Fires.

Especial TO THE SENTINEL
treat Destruction by Forest Fires.
EAST TAwAs (Mich.), July 2s.-The
forest fires to the northwest and south are
burning ~fiercely. Fields of grain, farm
houses, fences and orchards, together with
immense tracts Of cedar and pine, are
burning. The roads east of here are i'm
~passable. Browns Camp, on Hope Creek,
was burned yesterday with a lot OF sleighS
and numbering tools. Reports are received
of horses, cattle and other stock being
burned. The farmers are deserting their
homes. This afternoon a heavy thunder
storm set in, lasting an hour, and viii
tend to check the fire. The fires above
Oscoda are threatening the town to-day.
Calling for correspondence.
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-In the House
yesterday, Williams of Wisconsin, Chair
mar of the Committee on Foreign Affairs,
reported back a resolution calling upon
the Secretary of the Navy for copies of all
correspondence with, or instructions to,
Rear Admiral Nicholson relative to his ex-
traordinary threat to open fire upon the
city under contingencies, and also to in
form the House whether American sailors
and officers had been performing police
T,;re1 WiIiiarCa $50 .bo+ tba camn;ttco
wos ~ noslaSs;a, ~ Ill tba nforp,o.;on IN
the subject, and asked that the resolution
be tabled and the documents containing
the information be printed. So ordered.
A Child Killed by n Bear.
SALT LAKE, July 2S.-Three years ago
the little daughter Of Thomas Godfrey of
Uo1+orr;ro noo~pr.+o v,,+o,. u-o-oa
- - .oo
-.-s5 -. ra..
mn for . w y : Int no f;Iinrs canld he be
! gained. Last week a man strolling through
the woods discovered a little shoe, which
was identified by the father, and on Satur-
day another search party was organized by
the miners, when the skull Of the missing
child was found near the den Of q bear.
The lower portion of the jaw was eaten off,
and the suppositiol is that the child, in its
Wanderlngs IN the woods, was caught n
Ait4eu pS Tue beast
ND-,,,o July - noLA-nA
tt0H VI minus u oe M@r'Na' VI INC
Northern District OF Alabama which was
sent in YESTERDAY, is in some respects no.
/ I a hIA t-nl --na lNpNar1 n ~ II nnn-
tractor an5 ho,.;r+ abo nioned his CON
tracts ID ~ 70 +La frs+ one IN
ToEo - - - '+t, ""s - anst tbat
oefnor "a ~ ~ " - itGn - ~ -
in making statements Which anneared in
the newspapers, giving the details as to
Brady's methods. His appointment is
,ooteu 1P3n as an nalcatlon OF ihe sym
%ecution of the Star Route cases.
vine eihaie
NE" ioRK' July 2s.-Ihe tribune says
A returned Mormon bishop, with nine
female converts, was seen on the street
yesterday afternoon, making for the west
bound train. The bishop created a sensa-
ton by stating that he had converted the
women to his faith and ideas Of matri-
AIohy' ana ne would marry all OF them as
tEo naa11a - 49, W ga. Lahe O'Ey' where
A., .,sno.,3am na@,
-
onic@e"' Jul! -o'-Johh Eoper' young
Engllshman, for years in the employ of
benjamin Allen & Co., jewelers., on State
street, has absconded, with about 50. 600
shortage. He was chief b~ookkeeper, and
tAe hrm trusted him implicitly. He had
lost the sight of one Of his eyes. His
-5 oOLILleAceu Wheh ne seemed lAely
Dosed that he bos 90 - ~ Sup-
his sister lives.
Eata, Resu., M.
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"h"o"s.
HFHINuf4ELD (Mo.), july "a quarrel
o'"ge V"o WIDOWS named campbell and