Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-04
an easy trail and keeping a hotel for
Lynch's Plans to Kill the
Informer Carey.
PHOTOGRAPH s OF CAREY SENT ALL
OVER The WORLD.
Lynch Would Have Done the Work
o'Donnell Has Done.
CAREY KILLED BY An ORDER FROM the
MvIncIBIEs.
The Marquis Of Lansdowne Has
Not Long to Live.
GOULD WANTS THE STRIKE
MOVEMENT DEFEATED.
He Says It Means the Success of the
4 Knights Of Labor.
The Marquis Of Lansdowne Has
Not Long to Live.
GOULD WANTS THE STRIKE
MOVEMENT DEFEATED.
He Says It Means the Success of the
Knights Of Labor.
ESPECIAL TO THE sKsrrsrL.l

ROCHESTER,. Aug. 3.-Felix Lynch, an
ex-Policeman and q member Of the Irish
National League, has made strange state
ments relative to his plans to kill the in
former Carey. He says be belongs to the
Invlncibles, and that after Carey's death
was determined upon, photographs OF the
informer were sent from Dublin all over
the world. 1--WE received a picture OF
him., he said, s'six weeks ago. We were
informed ia some manner that be would
probably land at Quebec on the Allan
steamer City Of Mexico. / e to Quebec
and was there when the steamer arrived"
In answer to . question whether he would
lave done the work O'Donnell had done
had Carey landed, Lynch said decidedly:
II would; though l suppose l ought not TO
say 40 now. l was on deck by the gang
way and looked over the passengers as they
landed. I would have known Carey In .
minute. l had his photograph IN my pos
session then mi still have it. But Carey
did not arrive and / came back home
Lynch said he was somewhat disappointed
because he did not have q chance to give
the betrayer his deserts. "When ODon-
nell did the shooting" he continued, The
did it under an order from the Invincibles,
and the object which the organization has
been seeking is finally accomplished. !!
might as well say that the Marquis OF
L~ansdowne has not long to live"
Mr.. GouId's Views Of the Strike.
New York, Aug. 3.-The strike now
seems to have settled down to a question
Of endurance. Mr.. Gould outlined this plan
in his statement to q friend. While talk
ing of the situation he said, 1.-The present
strike was but Q skirmish line in the fight
which has been projected by the Knights
OF Labor, Of which the Brotherhood Is .
branch. Every corporation, firm or lndi.
vidual who employs a large number OF
men is interested in seeing this movement
defeated, for they know that its success
means the success of the Knights OF Labor.
Owing to the great interest involved the
Western Union cannot and will not give
in, no matter what its loss is, or to what
inconvenience the public is put to-" Mr..
Gould visited the operating room. and bad
a long consultation with the manager.
| The Western Union claims to have secured
the services of seven strikers to-day, and
| the Brotherhood acknowledged that they
lost two.
A Destructive Storm
ROCHESTER, Aug. 3.-The northern part
| Of Monroe County, including the towns Of
| Greece, Penfeld and Irondequoit, were
| swept last night with a terrible storm Of
| wind, hail and rain. The grain, and espe-
| cially the fruit. are badly damaged. Many
farmers report losses of from $500 to
$40. 900. with many grapevines entirely
--.--1 NIL Lo.1 Ls11al xha htrdo and
| fowls, and brought blood from the horses
and stock. The belt traversed by the
| storm was two miles wide, and between 10
and ~ miles long.
The New York Strikers.
CHICAGO, Aug. Cen. Supt. Clowry
received q telegram this morning from
| Charles A. Tinker, Superintendent OF the
| Western Division Of the Western Union
| Telegraph Company, dated New York,
| which reads as follows: "Six more opera
| tors came in from the New York strikers
to-day, making Sc in all here, and over 100
| nave returned since the strike in this
| division. Reports Of further Withdrawals
| from our force in any direction are false.
| All are sensational reports daily circulated
| through the channels Of the strikers"
Found Dead.
CHICAGO, Aug. "a finely educated
young Swede was found yesterday lying
dead in the Swedish Lutheran Church at
Englewood. near this city. having commit
ted suicide. The morning papers claim
that the young man has been identified ss
an illegitimate son Of King Oscar of
Sweden, and that he was raised in the
family Of q sister Of the King. During his
stay in this country he has been engaged
az Instructor in . private school.
The Presidential Party.
CHICAGO, Aug. ga special train oyer
the Chicago 4 Northwestern Railroad, con-
veying Arthur, Sheridan and party, left
this city promptly at - O'Clock to-day.
The train Is made up of two private
coaches, dining-car and baggage car. No
stops will be made except to take on coal
and water, and the train is scheduled to
arrive at Council Bluffs at 4 o'clock Satur-
dag morning.
IDeath Of B0rta.
New YoRK, Aug. 3.-The jury on the in
quest regarding the death Of the Spanish
Minister Borta rendered 3 verdict Of death
while temporarily insane.