Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-01
.TELEGRAPHIC.
The Triennial Gathering OF
Knights Templar.
MOVEMENTS OF FHE DIFFER
ENT C-OMMANDERIEs.
The Duel Of the Richmond
Editors.
ELAN WOUNDED IN THE
RIGHT THIGH.
Cutting Railroad Fares at
the East.
THE CREE INDIANS PREPARING 70
MOVE SOUTH.
The Fastest Railroad Time
Yet Announced.
The CREE INDIANS PREPARING 70
MOVE SOUTH.
The Fastest Railroad Time
Yet Announced.

CHICAGO, June 30.-In Masonic circles
the principal subject Of discussion at pres
emit is the approaching t~riennial gathering
Of Knights Tomplar, to be held in San
Francisco in August. Up to date but few
Communicates have arranged to be pres
ent. This State will send one; New York,
not any; Philadelphia, one; Baltimore and
| Washington will unite and travel under
Beausen Of Columbia Commandery of
| Washington, Of which President Garfield
was . member; St. Bernard of Chicago
will visit Frisco Sir Knights, whose repu-
tation for hospitality is far-famed in the
history Of the order. Apollo Commandery
is busily preparing for a European trip,
the details of which have all been com-
pleted, and the date Of departure is
anxiously looked for. Following is the
programme Of leaving: Sir Knights com
prising the Pilgrims and escort, will as
semble at the Asylum on Monroe street
Thursday, July 10, at $50 P. NJ, and march
from there in full dress, excepting baldric,
at $50 to the Michigan Central Railroad
depot, departing from thence at Z O'Clock,
arriving at New York at s A. M. the follow
ing Saturday, and sailing for Europe at
IA o'clock Of the same day. A pleasant
feature OF this affair, and one which seems
to meet the views of . great many, is the
expense and short duration OF the trip of
the escort to New York and return. This
excursion is under the management Of Sir
James Hitchcock of Apollo Commandery.
The tickets are $50, which includes every
expense from Thursday evening, the 18th,
until Tuesday morning. the 18th, the date
on which the party will return, although
the tickets are good for q longer period
should the owners prefer to stay. No
ladies will accompany the escort. The
celebrated Dervish Quartette Club will
render music for the travellers during the
aforesaid trip. It will be . pleasant affair.
The Bierne.Elam Duel.
STAuNroN, Va, June S0.-Bierne and
Elan. the Richmond editors, met this
morning 1t New Hope, in this county. At
the first exchange Of shots neither was
touched. At the second shot Elan was
struck in the upper part Of the right
thigh, and Bierne escaped unhurt. Bierne
expressed himself o. satisfied, and the
parties left the field in opposite directions.
A later dispatch says q change of sec
onds was made. Colts, and six and eight
PAGES were agreed upon. This morning
the duel took place in . strip Of wood
about two miles from Waynesboro. At
the first fire neither was struck. Bierne,
the challenger, demanded Q second shot,
which was granted, and Q bullet from his
pistol imbedded itself in the upper part Of
Elam's right thigh. Bierne was I'M
touched. Elan fell to the ground, and
Bierne, raising his hat to his fallen OPP
ponent, was hurried into q carriage and
driven rapidly away. Elan was conveyed
in . carriage to Q house near by. II was
found that the extraction of the ball
would be attended with danger, and . con-
sultation among the surgeons was held.
The fact that the ball failed to force itself
through, taken in connection with the
character Of the weapon and the short
distance, makes it evident that it came in
direct contact with one Of the large bones.
No arrests have been made, nor does there
seem to be any disposition to institute q
legal investigation. Elam's wife has been
sent for.
Cheap Fares.
CHICAGO. June so.-The strife between
the west-bound roads. in reference to
securing passengers for Denver to the
encampment Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic. is still as great as II was q
week ago, when the Rock Island met
the st. Paul rate BY putting round
trip tickets at 500 30. Yesterday new
complications began. The round trip
from Denver to San Francisco, to the
Triennisl Conclave, IL $65, while from
Chicago II is $50 so. The roads are anx-
ious to sell ~ many tickets from Chicago
a. they can, but have become alarmed ct
the prospect Of . rate being made to Dem |
YER that will be less than $24 SO, for fear |
advantage may be taken Of it to purchase
these tickets at Z reduced rate and then |
buy their San Francisco tickets at Denver. |
There was . rumor yesterday to the effect
that q rate would be made to Denver e.
low a. $40 and possibly less.
The Cree Indians-Killed by His
divorced Wife.
HELENA, NJ. T., June 30.-The following |
was received from Assiniboine: About 100
lodges Of Cree Indians are preparing 70
move south, under the leadership Of Little
Pine, for the ostensible purpose Of hunt
ing buffalo, but in reality to steal horses
and commit other depredstions in Mon
Col. Ilges will intercept them and
see that their sojourn On this side Of the
line IL short.
Henry Nierling WAS shot and killed by
his divorced wife. Mary ]. Nierling. on
saturday last on Willow Greek. near New
Chicago. No cause is known for the deed.
Wants she Legislature Prorogued.
BosroS, June s0.-A Joint Legislative
to-day waited on Gov. Butler
nd informed him that all the public bust
Iess was transacted, and asked that the