Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-17
EASTERN NEWS.
A Howl from the Deseret
News.
AN IMPORTANT STRIKE AMONG TIE
PRINTERS Of NEW YORK.
A Brutal Robbery Near
Denver, Colorado.
MASKED ROBBERS ROAST
THIR VICTIMS FEET.
An Accident Reveals the
Old Mans Treasure.
THE FASTEST TROTTING TIME
EVER YET MADE-2:0Sh.
MASKED ROBBERS ROAST
THIR VICTIMS FEET.
An Accident Reveals the
Old Mans Treasure.
THE FASTEST TROTTING TIME
EVER YET MADE-2:O8k.

EVER lei MAOE-Z.US ~
From the Virginia Enterprise.
Brutal Robbery.
DENVER, Nov. 15.-One of the most bru-
tai robberies that ever occurred in Colo
RADIO was enacted at Petersburg Grove,
seven miles from this city, last night. At
that place lives a bachelor, one Peter Olsen,
who usually kept small sums of money
hid about his premises. Last night four
disguised men went to the house and
knocked, as is the custom in the country.
The former asked the visitors to come in.
As soon as all were inside, they seized
Olsen, threw him on the floor, and held
him down. They demanded to know
where his money was. He replied that he
had none After thoroughly searching
the house to no purpose, Olsen still refus-
ing to tell where the money was hid. the
robbers got willow switches and whipped
his bare feet and legs until they were COW
cred with blood. On still refusing they
built . large fire in the back yard, carried
Olsen out, and proceeded to execute their
threat to roast him alive. They placed
his feet in the fire and literally roasted
them. Even this terrible treatment would
not open his mouth. The old man was
then compelled to walk back to the house,
where q scuffie ensued. during which the
stove was overturned. disclosing the
money box containing 5000, which the
robbers took and fed. No clue. Olsen
will probably recover.
secret Anti.M0rmOn Societies.
SALT LAKE, Nov. 15.-The organization
Of secret a~nti-polygamy societies here
has caused the Deseret News Mormon
Church organ) to say: The strength
of the feeling inspiring those who have
entered upon this work Of darkness is
meAsurably indicated by the readiness
with which they subscribe funds for the
accomplishment Of their purpose. Ten
thousand dollars is q considerable sum
with which to begin. The important and
vital character of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Lstter-dsy Saints is almost
demonstrated by the widespread and com-
| prehensive opposition Of these societies,
the special and unjustly discriminating
legislation for schools, churches, po-
litical and other organizations; and all
are aiming their shafts with vindictive
thrust and deadly purpose. The warfare
has been both open and secret, but it ap-
pears that a stab in the back is the modus
operandi likely to be largely in ~preponder-
ance, judging from the initiation Of the
underground organization established at
Cleveland, and such movements being con-
nected with the subject Of popular interest,
has q provocative tendency that would oc-
casion no special surprise if the example
Of the Cleveland anti Mormon secret anal
| ogamists would be followed by men of
similar bent in other cities throughout the
land. This trying situation of q people
seeking to carry out their honest convic-
tons of right is exhibited, while there is a
corresponding manifestation of the absence
Of any sentiment Of magnanimity in the
breasts of the generality of the people of
the country at large, who either look upon
the spectacle with apathy or exultation.
But the elimination of the subtitle move
ment will be distress and destruction.
Similar societies are forming in Salt Lake
n every Gentle mining camp in Utah
and Idaho, to be extended to other Pacific
States and Territories.
A Strike i'm the New York Tribune
Omiee.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The compositors
employed on the World, Star, Tribune,
Morning Journal and Truth demanded an
increase from 40 to 46 cents per ZOO ems
tonight. The demand was granted in
every instance, with the exception of the
Tribune. But twelve Union men remained
on the Tribune. A committee from the
Union paid them q visit and forbade them
to work unless the demand was conceded.
Not being granted, the Union men quit
work and left the building. The nom
Union men employed in the Tribune Office
refused to listen to the committee. The
Herald and Sun have been paying 46
cents. and the Times As. No demand was
made on the latter paper.
The skeleton NJ the Wedding Feast.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 15.-At q wedding
in Currituck, North Caroline, liquor at
the supper table led to a difficulty, in
which several guests participated. Six
shots were fired in n minute, clearing
the room. The groom's best man was
killed, and another groomsman was
MORALLY wounded. The corpse was re-
moved to an upper room, and the young
couple sat up all night with the disabled
man
A Mormon Lawyers Ideas.
SALT LAKE. Nov. 15.-Judge Snow, the
Mormon County Attorney. in an inter-
view to-day, said in regard to Gov. MUIR
rays appointment. that he, for one, would
not surrender his Office to an appointed
successor. and does not recognize the
right Of the United States to put him out.
He also said the action OF the Commits
sioners only bound the Mormons closer to-