Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-18

Efforts to Recover Money
Stolen by Clerk Carroll.
PROCTOR KNOTT NOMINATED FOR
GOVERNOR OF KENTUCKY.
Tvrannical Practices Of Cigar
Manufacturers
THE DETROIT KNIGHT TEMPIARs WILL
NOT VISIT SAN FRANCISCO.
Hanged for a Murder Committed
Two Years Ago.
THE PRIVATE BANK OF EUGENE
ANGELL CLOSED.
THE PRIVATE BANK OF EUGENE
ANGEL CLOSED.
Congressman Phil. Thomp-
son Acquitted.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

New YORK, May 1.-THE Board OF Al
has appointed a committee to CO.
operate with the Mayor in An effort to re-
cover the money stolen from the City
Treasury by Carroll, q former clerk in the
Controllers Office. Controller Campbell
to-day dismissed William G. Emmett, .
disbursing clerk, and Frank Forester, an
assistant, not for n act OF commission
or wrong doing on their part, but for acts
Of omission, as alleged, in neglecting, as
was their duty, to cancel the coupons on
the various city bonds, through which
neglect Carroll defrauded the City Treas
ury, as alleged, Of many thousands OF dol
lars. Had the clerks Cancelled the cou-
pons after they we're once overPaid Carroll
would not have been able to have had
them paid the second time. 1t is report
ed that ex- Controller John Kelly sent his
personal check to the Mayor for $4,000,
to reimburse the city in the amount out
OF which the said Carroll swindled the
city during Kelly's administration as Con-
troller.
A Special Government Mission.
CHICAGO, May III. H. Saunders Of
this city, q member of the United States
Treasury Cattle Commission, leaves for
Europe next week on especial Government
mission. 1t is understood that his trip
has particular reference to the restrictions
which are now imposed upon our export
cattle trade with Great Britain, and to our
pork trade with Germany and other Euro
pean countries. He is also under instruc-
tons to examine into and report upon the
danger, if any, from contagious and infec-
tious diseases to which our live stock is
exposed by further importations from
European countries, and to visit and re-
port upon the Internatiohal Live Stock
Show which is to be held in July next at
Hamburg, and to make a general survey
Of the live stock interests Of Europe, as
compared to our own, under direction Of
the Commissioner Of Agriculture.
Kentucky Democratic Convention.
LOUISVILLE, May 17.-Yesterday after
noon the Democratic State Convention
elected Hon. Isaac Caldwell Of Louisville
President, with q vice-President from each
| Of the Congressional districts. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were placed in nomina-
| ton for Governor: Thomas L. Jones,
Proctor Knott, Simon B. Buckner, Charles
d. Jacobs and h. NJ. Owsley. The first
ballot resulted o. follows: Jones, 200;
| Knott, 1879; Buckner, 143; Jacobs, 90;
Owsley, ITO. On the first ballot 738 votes
| were east. Second ballot same result a.
Arst. On the third ballot Jacobs with
| drew. On the sixth ballot the vote stood:
Jones, 227; Knott, asa; Buckner, I'll;
owsley, 1G4. Necessary to . choice s69.
The convention refused to adjourn ct mid
night. but after considerable ~wrangling an
| adjournment was had until 10 O'Clock this
morning, The convention this morning
nominated ]. Proctor Knott for Governor.
Inhumsn Treatment Of Girls.
CHICAGO. May 1.-THE Executive Com
mittse Of the Cigar Makers Union yester-
day afternoon heard the testimony OF six
young girls employed by enc Bshrman on
Kinsslle street. It was shown that they
work from 9 in the morning till Q at night,
and thres nights sAoh week till II O'Clock.
making up punches Of cigars. The ms
make . profit of even this scanty pittance,
he charges them for svery minute Of lost
time. When the Health Inspector visited
the place ths proprietor managed to sscrsts
ell the children. Other tyrannical prac-
tees are alleged. II il claimed that this
place 10 only . type Of others in the city.
: A Proposed Trip Abandoned.
DETROIT. May 1.-THE Commandsry Of
Knights Templar have decided to abandon
the proposed trip to the San Francisco
Conclsve, on account Of being unable TO
muster 60 swords. . majority Of the men,
bers being unable to leave their business
the length Of time required for the trip.
The C~ommandery has. instead, about de-
cidsd to take . trip down the st. Lawrence
and to the principal cities East. Some Of
the officers Of the Grand C~ommandery Of
Michigan will 60 to San Francisco, and
will be accompanied by . number OF indi-
vidual members Of the different Comman-
deries throughout the State.
Thompson Acquitted.
HARRoDsBuRo. Ky, May 17.-When the
Jury came in with their verdict the defend
ant sat between Colonel Jacobs and his
father. The latter was pale with excite
ment. When the Court asked the jury II
they had agreed on . verdict the foreman
responded, "We have" and being asked
what 1t was, slowly said: Eve, the jury.
ind Phillip Thompson not guilty a.
charged In the Indictment" Then came .
shout, and men rushed forward to con-
graduate the defendant. During the con-
fusion the voice Of Phillip Thompson Or.
was heard saying. Thank God, drinking
wives can now be protected"
Execution Of Henry Fleming.
JACKSON, Miss, May 17.-Henry Flem-
ing was hanged yesterday st Pittsboro.
Calhoun County. for q murder committed
wears ago. An immense crowd wit
messed the execution. Fleming was cool
self possessed. and whom ct the gal
attempted to kill himself with .
p~ocket-knife. He inflicted Z wound which
not fatal. His neck was broken by
the fall. and the death struggle lasted but
A hank Closed.
DErsoIr, May 1.-THE private bank Of
Eugene Angel st Lansing closed its doors
yesterday, there being q run upon II and
considerable excitement. It IL stated that
the late City Treasurer, Z. B. Wood. was
uhort In his accounts. and that the trou-
bles OF the bank have connection with
him, growing out Of an endeavor to tide
him over his troubles. The exact facts
seem to be ~ yet unknown. There are
MANY rumors afioat concerning both the
bank and the Treasurer.
A Riot Among Laberers.
BosExAN, M. T., May 1.-THE Sheriff
this county received . telegram on Tues
3ay night from Gallatin City, stating that
. riot had occurred among the lAborers Of
Inc Northern Pacific and the town was in
he hands Of Q mob. He started at once