Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-16
EASTERN NEWS.
ridden Not a Candidate Under ANY
Circumstances.
THAT IS. THE NEW YORK SUN
ANNOUNCES THIS.
After the Obscene Pictorial
Papers in Chicago.
THE POLICE GAZETTE 70 BE FIRED
FROM CIRCULATION.
Cold Blooded Murder in a
VickSburg Theater.
Cold Blooded Murder in a
Vicksburg Theater.
the Virginia Enterprise.

From the Virginia Enterprise.
Shot I'm the Theaier.
VIcKsBURG, Nov. 14.-F. II. Stark. adj
vance agent Of the John F. Ward Comedy
Company, shot and killed R. D. Allen, the
manager of the same company, in the the
alter tonight.
New ORLEANS. Nov. IA. "A Picayune
special says: The theater tonight was the
scene Of the u~nprovoked murder OF
R. D. Allen by Frank H. Stark. The
murderer, who had been discharged from
the position Of advance agent, went into
the dressing-room, where Allen and his
wife were preparing to 60 on the stage,
and after some words with Allen, drew
q pistol, but was disarmed by Mrs.
Allen. Stark was then thrust out Of
the dr~essing-room into the hall, but be-
fore getting there obtained his pistol
from Mrs. Allen. Allen followed Stark
into the hall, where the latter fred four
shots at him, two taking effect, one pass
ing through the heart. Stark was ar
rested and jailed. Being interviewed be
admitted that he had nj provocation for
committing the act, and attributed 1t to
his bad temper, though he expressed no
regret. Allen is . native of Brooklyn,
aged IS years. Stark is a native Of New
York, aud is % years years old.
The Prize Ring.
CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-Paddy Ryan arrived
from his Western trip on Monday. Ryan
says he has been training, and now weighs
only 200 pounds. He adds: "If Sullivan
will meet me, 1 propose to fight him in
December. l think l can beat him"
Parson Davis said he would back Ryan.
In the course of the conversation he Incl
dentally remarked: There is something
coming up; You will all be astonished."
A dispatch was received last night from
John Coyle, stating that John L. Sullivan
would be in this city Thursday morning.
Before Sullivan leaves Chicago it is safe
to predict that Ryan will challenge aim. A
blacksmith from Nation, Illinois, is here.
and says he will stand up against Sullivan.
The Exclusion LAW.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-Secretary Folger
has written to the Collector of San Fran.
cisco, informing him that il there is any
reason to suspect fraud or imposition in
the landing of Chinese, he must make a
rigid investigation and refuse permission
to passengers to land until satisfactory evil
dence has been produced, and parties
feeling aggrieved because of such refusal
can have the correctness Of the action of
the customs officer decided in court by q
writ of habeas corpus.
Obscene Publications.
CHICAGO. Nov. 14.-By the published
opinion of the Attorney General of the
State. owners OF newsstands can be prose-
cuted and Jailed for selling obscene publ
cations, and in his opinion he categories
the National Police Gazette, the New York
Illustrated News and the illustrated Police
News. 1t is believed a crusade will be
made against these and similar publica-
tons in consequence OF the opinion.
Tilden Not a Candidate.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-The Sun, referring
to Tilden, says that devoted as he is to the
welfare of the Democratic party, and still
anxious to render every possible service to
the people, there are NO circumstance
under which Tilden can be induced to
accept the nomination. The Democrats
will be obliged to look elsewhere for a can
didate in 1884.
A Fund FOR Dr. Ewer's Family.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-An effort is max
ing to raise a fund for the benefit of the
family of the late DR.. Ever, to which Ed
win Booth has contributed $4,000. DR..
Ever was an editor in San Francisco when
Booth was comparatively unknown, and
gave the actor valuable encouragement in
q series Of appreciative articles.
Death of = Valuable Race HOrse.
CHICAGO, Nov. IA Times special
says: Aztec. the famous running horse,
valued at $40. 900. died of yellow fever at
Lexington, KY, to-day. He was owned
by Powers & Son Of Decatur, Ill.
Gem. Grants Gift Gums.
Hartford, Conn, Nov. 14.-Two ma
chine guns have just been completed by
Pratt Il Whitney's works for Gen. Grant,
as presents to the Viceroy Of China and the
Mikado Of japan.
A Bank Cashier Convicted.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lab. F. Bigelow,
the former cashier Of the National Bank OF
the Republic, has been found guilty Of
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