Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-20

remark that he made was: "Go q little
slow, gentlemen; 1 am older than some Of
you," He was taken to Oxford and hung
immediately.
A Colored Man Throws sullivan.
CHICAGO, Nov. 19.--Sullivan, the pugi-
list, met his match at the fremont House
barroom last night. He picked up a
colored waiter at the counter and laid him
on the floor, but in attempting to have
further fun with him, was himself thrown
anon his shoulders on the tiles. The
negro when he stopped to realize what
feat he had accomplished, went out of the
doors like a flash.
Making silver Dollars.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 19.-Antone Rickert, a
molder, has been engaged in manufactur-
ing silver dollars in plaster molds. He
sent a small boy out with some samples,
and the police held the lad until his
parents came for him, when they we're ar
rested. A package of counterfeits was
found buried in the cellar.
steel Works Closed.
P1rrsBuRG, Nov. 1.-THE Bessemer
steel works, at Homestead, Pa, closed
down the rail department Saturday night
for an indefinite period. The remainder
of the establishment will continue opera
tions until the present orders are worked
off, when there will be a general suspen-
sion, unless there is an improvement in
trade.
A Desperate Fight.
DENVER, Nov. 19.-Last night while sew
eral men were playing poker in a barber
shop they became involved in a general
fight, half a dozen shots being fired. Jack
Weiderman, q faro dealer at Cliff Bells
gam bling house, was instantly killed. He
said the shooting was done by TomYeager
and the dealer.
Drunk or Crazy.
JAMAICA, L. l., Nov. 19.-The police
arrested a young tramp at 2 o'clock this
morning, who stated that the man who
murdered Mrs. Maybee and daughter at
Brookville took him to see the bodies on
Saturday. The authorities think the fell
low is drunk or crazy.
Died from JOY.
NEWPORT, Nov. 19.-George G. Munroe,
a prominent citizen, died suddenly this
morning. His joy in recovering a verdict
the Aqueduct Bank. about ten
days ago, it is thought, had much to do
with his death. The case has been in
court since 1865.
Change of Time.
New YORK, Nov. 19.-The new standard
went into effect at noon yesterday,
and the changes made on all the public
in the large cities excited much in
The leading jewelers. in this city
set their chrometers back nine minutes
and thirty-three seconds.
Attempted Suicide.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 19.-Mrs. Zoe Hay
of Philadelphia. wife of the opera
singer, attempted suicide at the Mansion
She fred seven shots. One took
in the left breast. The wound is
Desertion was the cause.
Pleads Guilty.
Boston, Nov. 19.-Charles N. Dewey,
who absconded after many forgeries, and
firms here and in Montreal,
and arrested in San Francisco when about
to sail for China, to-day pleaded guilty to
nine counts for forgery.
FOundered.
BUFFALO, Nov. 19.-The opinion pre-
walls that the schooner James Wade, from
Oct. %, with the schooner H. F.
Murray, went ashore near Silver Greek.
and %foundered with all on board.
Fatal SnOwstOrm.
ST. JOHN, N. F., Nov. 19.-Saint Pierre
a furious snowstorm on Friday
and Saturday last, attended with loss of
life and property. Ships were driven
ashore and the crews persisted.
silver Dollars.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.--The issue of
silver dollars last week was 339, 600 against
$40 900 the same time last year.