Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-22

The Wabash, st. Louis &
Pacific Railway Go.
HAs DECIDED 70 CREATE A collAy-
ERAI TRUST AND LOAN.
Mrs. Elliott's Letter TO the
New York Sun.
SHE DOES NOT WISH TO ACCEPT
BLOOD MONEY.
a Man and Wife Arrested
for Shoplifting.

NEW xORht ARAAl AVs-0Oui0 sOo~ ~
sucd . letter to the stockholders Of the
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Railway Com
pany, Of which he is President, In which
no says: In order to pay of the floating
debt Of the company, and provide for its
car trust payment. the Directors, author
lied by the stockholders, have decided to
create . collateral trust Ind loan, amount
ing to ten millions in coupon bonds, bear
ing 6 per cent interest, and running 80
years. 1t is thought this loan 10 to relieve
the Wabash Company Of its floating debt
and provide for its obligation, which
would otherwise be an membranes upon
the net earnings Of the company. These
measures, together with the lease OF the
property Of the st. Louis, Iron Mountain
and Southern Railroad Company, have
been undertaken for the benefit and ad-
vantage Of the stockholders.
Mrs.. ElIiotcs Letter.
NEW YORK, April 2o.-The following is
. letter to the Sun from Mrs. Elliott
mother Of James Elliott, the pugilist, who
was killed by Jere Dunn:
DEAR SIR: You stated in your paper on
the 18th Of March that / received $50 from
Harry Hill. Now, / wish it understood
that / did not receive any money from the
exhibition, nor from Harry Hill either,
until last Saturday night, and AL do not
wish to accept blood money, ! have sent
Harry Hill his $50 by mail to-day, a. be
WAS tho means Of having my son murdered.
30 Harry Hill can lend that $50 to his
friend Dunn, the murderer. in Chicago.
(Signed) MRS. ELLIOTT.
Arrest OF Sam King and wife.
CHICAGO. April 2~1.-Samuel King and
wife we're arrested by the Private Detec-
tive Agency to-day. charged with shop
lifting. It il said they have been operat-
ing for several days among the large
merchant houses Of the city. In their
room 1t the Matteson House 81 500 worth
Of silks, ribbons and laces. the property Of
A. 8. Gage h Co., were found. They were
introduced to the firm by . man named
Joseph Loucher, who is alleged to have .
crooked record. The detectives say that
King and his wife are very expert In the
business, and are members Of the famous
Madam Nandelbaum gang of New York,
and are operating throughout the East.
Outraged BY HUMANE.
wARsAw. Ind. April 21.-The two little
daughters Of Leon lsungor and Eli Chris,
| while out gathering vines for the purpose
Of decorating the schoolroom, were &C.
| costed by two ~rufians. bound. gagged,
given chloroform and then outraged. After
this the fends left them, released, but I'M
| conscious. The little girls. who are only
IL and Is years old. finally made their way
home. They are now in . critical condi-
tion. The Sheriff and : posse Of citizens
made . search. but no clue TO the nends
has bean found 20 far.
Meseane n Civil Enginesrs.
MILWAUKEE, April 2l.-D. J. White
more. chisf engineer Of the Chicago. Mil
waukse 4 st. Paal Railroad, in whose
hands was left the matter Of preparing for
the annual meeting Of the American Asso-
citation Of Civil Engineers. reports that
the same will BE- held Of 81. Paul and Min
neapolis ON June 40. The association com.
prises TOO members, and over half that
number. with their families. ars expected
70 BE- present.
Wires To Ne Put Underground.
New Yosx. April 2o.-Rsprsssntativss
Of The New York Telegraph and Telephone
and Electric Lighting Company have
adopted . resolution IN favor Of placing
the wires underground, but stating that
bssn discovered. and dsprscstins hasty
action.
NJ 0ustlbus 0on.
L~soxuxsTna, Mass. April 2o.-Alies
Flag twhits). s beautiful young lady,
~ years old. the daughter Of tho vsalthisst
farmer In Boylston. and . graduate Of the
famous 0reid Institute ct Worcester, has,
sfter three yeazs' clandsstins courtship.