Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-07
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A Futile Attempt to Inter-
view Judge Hoadly.
he WILL RESUME THE CANVASS
IN A SHORT TINE.
A Fire in the Chicago
Stock Yards.
THE FRANK JAMES JURY AC-
QUIT TAE OUTLAW.
Mitcheu's Crowd Beginning to
Show the White Feather.
THE SOUTHERN HEART TOUCHED By
A SENTIMENT FROM MAINE.
Fire in the Chicago
stock Yards.
THE FRANK II JURY AC-
QUIT TAE OUTLAW.
Mitchell's Crowd Beginning tx
Show the White Feather.
THE SOUTHERN HEART TOUCHED By
A SENTIMENT FROM MAINE.
ESPECIAL TO THE sEsrrSEL.l

fEClAL AZ n
PHILADELPHI,, Sept. 6.-An effort was
made to see Judge Hosdly to-day with re-
gard to tho statement published that he
would withdraw from the Democratic
ticket in Ohio, but he could not be seen.
His physician, DR.. Barlow, was then
called upon, and said with emphasis that
it is right and proper that such statements
should be promptly contradicted. 81
should like to say that Judge Hoadly is .
candidate for Governor of Ohio, and he
will resume the anvass in . short time.
Just as soon as / consider he is equal to
the exertion he will actively re-enter the
fight. There is no use trying to see Judge
Hoadly. 1 have given positive directions
that he be kept in absolute repose and
quietness. / do not wish it to be under
stood be cannot get out. He can, but as
there is no necessity for exertion, l
believe he should run no risks"
Fire in the Stock Yards.
CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-Late this Afternoon
. fire was discovered in the Wabash divi-
sion Of the stock yards in the cattle sheds,
and but for the favorable wind the entire
Yards, containing millions Of dollars
worth Of stock, would have been de-
stroyed. As it was the firemen were only
able to stay the flames after Is sheds, COW
ering two and q half acres, had been con-
sumed. There were in this division be-
tween Is. 200 and 18, 1000 head Of cattle. OF
this number So and four ponies were
burned to death. 1t was very exciting
work for a time in getting the maddened,
furious animals out of harms way, as they
went ~plunging and believing from side to
side Of the pens in which they were con-
fined. Loss on the builning, $50, 900; on
stock, $1,000; fully insured,
Yellow Fever Dying Out.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6. - Commodore
English last night telegraphed Lieutenant
| Commander WEIGH that it would be i'm
possible for the marines now camped near
Pensacola to be moved north at present,
but instructing him to move the camp to
a point further removed from the infected
district, if the quarantine authorities
would permit it.. He authorized him to
inquire il the marines would be allowed to
pass through the Gulf States in case it was
uOOA0OA v AAOVo bhOm AA01
not been q yellow fever case among the
marines since they went into camp. No
new cases Of fever we're reported yesterday
among the naval forces. One death in the
hospital.
The Southern Heart Touched.
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 6.-Major Gary
introduced in the Georgia House Of Repre-
sentatives q resolution referring to the
action of the Third Maine Regiment at the
recent reunion Of the regiment. which
passed q resolution requesting the Maine
congressman and Senators to favor the
establishment by the National Government
of homes for invalid Confederate soldiers.
His resolution declares the action of the
Maine regiment such that its magnanimity
will touch every true Southern heart. and
orders that in expression Of the apprecia-
ton, the Georgia Legislature send to the
officers Of the regiment and Governor Of
Maine the resolution, which was enthusi-
astically received.
Railroad Accident.
CrNoISNAr1, Sept. 6.-Meagre reports
from Waldron Station on the Cincinnati.
Indianapolis. st. Louis 4 Chicago Railroad
state that . freight train ran into the pre-
ceding this morning near that station
and broke through . small bridge, wreck
ing the engine and ~ or 10 cars. The
brakeman Of one train and the brakeman
| OF another road who was going home with
. broken arm were killed.
Mftchell's Crowd Backing Down.
CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-Jem Mace, Slade and
other members Of the pugilistio party ar
rived this morning, but they cannot state
whether the fight between Slade and
Mitchell will occur From the tone and
conversation Of the hackers Of the English
man they are unwilling to have him meet
the Maori.
Honors 20 Coleridge.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 6.-The Revenue
cutter Dallas Was placed 1t the disposal Of
Baron Coleridge and he was received with
the hosting Of the English ensign and .
salute Of 10 guns. A party OF about 80
enjoyed q pleasant sail among the islands
Of the bay.
Logsn's Son Gets the Cadesship.
WAsHINaToN, Sept. GA son Of Senator
Logan was examined with others on Aug.
20 for admission to the West Point Mill
tary Academy ~ cadet. at-large. He passed
q successful examination.
The Outlew Acquit ted.
GALLATN. Sept. 6.-The jury has just
returned . verdict OF acquittal In the
Frank James case.