Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-27

CHICAGO, July 26.-Peter McGeoch, the
collapsed lard king, in answer to a quss-
ton whether he proposed to start in BUSH
ness again, said: II can't tell. The fact
Of the matter is, / am as yet unable to tell
what / shall do. 1 feel entirely dazed and
b~ewildered. Why, just think OF It'll On
that Friday l had $1,000 900 to my credit in
bank, and by Saturday they took $500, 900
and would have taken the other SOU ,0OO
il / had permitted it. 1t is not what l
would do, but what I can do. Really, l
don't know what my resources are. MY
property is heavily ~mortgaged. The gem
tleman who Just left the office is one OF
my partners from Chicago. He has called
to ask the same question you have asked
me. / would not engage in business
again, at least not that kind OF business, II
it were not that I wish to pay my debts
The Sunday Law ina 81. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS, July 26.-Gov. Crittenden
and party left Jefferson City yesterday on
q trip to Salt Lake and other places in
Utah. Last week in anticipation Of his
departure he wrote o letter to the Police
Board Of this city, which was read this
afternoon in executive session OF hat body.
1t stated that the Sunday liquor closing
law had been declared constitutional by
| the Supreme Court and must and shall be
| enforced. The letter is very pointed and
in effect intimstes that members OF the
| Police Board must either execute the sun
| day law or resign. What the Police Com-
| missioners will do is as yet not known,
| but it is thought probable some OF them
| will resign.
Railroad Collision.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, July 2s.-The pas
senger train which left this city at $40
this afternoon on the Saratoga Railroad
came into collision with . wildcat freight
| train coming from the north about four
| miles north of this city. Selvin Raymond
of North Greek, Warren County, waa
fatally scalded. Six others were seriously
injured. Both engines were wrecked
setting fire to and burning one passenger
cab, baggage car and four freight cars
The accident is said to have been caused
by the telegraph operators at East Glen
vile, by giving wrong directions to thu
conductor of the freight train.
Slade In Training.
New YORK, July 26.-Slade and hi
trainer, Jack Brighton Of England. tool
up quarters yesterday at Fort Hamilton
Long Island, where he is to go into stric
training for the glove encounter with Sui
Ivan at Madison Square, Aug. 6. HI
weighs 235 pounds, but intends to reduc
to 225 pounds. Sullivan will face Slad
weighing from 1856 to 100 pounds.
The Pennsylvnnia Democracy.
PITTsBuRa, July 26.-The Democrat
State Convention met at the Opera Hous
this afternoon. Every county in tn
State was fully represented and the bal
crowded. A temporary organization wa
had by the election Of Corbin M. E.. Rey
nolds as Chairman. After recess Gen
James A. Walker Of Pulaski was made pei
manent Chairman of the Committee o.
Permanent Organization.
The Tearle Divorce Case.
New YORK, July 26.-Mary Alice Tearl
has secured an absolute divorce from he
husband, George Osborne Tearle, tn
actor. The Court fixes her alimony a
50, 900 per year, and $500 additional TO
the support Of each child. The plaintiff
allowed $500 counsel fees.
Imprisoned N Fined.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 26.-The jur
in the case of ex-Treasurer Polk brough
in a verdict of guilty of embezzlement
fixing the penalty to imprisonment in tn
penitentiary for 90 years, and imposing
fine to the full amount Of the embezzlt
ment.
Unseated.
= ATLANTA, Ca, July 26.-The House c
Representatives unseated D. P. Procto
(white) from Camden County and seate
Anthony Wilson (colored) in his place b
a vote Of 80 to 81. Wilson has been i
two previous Legislatures. There are tw
other negroes in the House.
Bank Assignment.
DENVER, July 26.-The Bank Of Lend
vile, Col, G. L. Campbell President an
Geo. R. Fisher Cashier, was assigned thi
morning to Geo. w. Trimbls. The othe
Colorado banks are thought not to b
seriously affected, as it has long beel
anticipated.
LabOrers Injured.
SHAMoKIN, Pa, 26.-The passenger an,
ballast trains collided at East Shamokil
to-day. Five laborers were seriously in
jured. Both engines and two passenge
oars were wrecked. No passengers wer
injured.
Arrest OF Students.
HARRISBURG, Pa, July 26.~-Twenty.hv
students were arrested here last night, bu
the cause II unknown.