Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-26
EASTERN NEWS.
The Municipal Election in
Baltimore.
An UNSUCCESSFUL ATTExPT 70 BOB
AN EXPRESS TRAIN.
The cclorsd People Protest Against the
Recent Supreme Court Decision.
$50. 900 OF OLD RENDERS
MONEY DUG UP.
Good Prospects for the Ac-
quittal of O'Donnen.
the JERSEY LILY 70 COMMENCE nEa
PROFESSIONAL TOUR.
$50, 900 OF OLD RENDERS
HONEY DUG UP.
Good Prospects for the Ac.
quittal Of O'Donnell.
TINE JERSEY LILY 70 COMMENCE nER
PROFESSIONAL TOUR.
ESPECIAL TO TIE sxET1SEL.I

largest vote ever polled in this city at .
municipal election. There were two tickets
in the field, the regular Democrats, headed
by Gen. N. G. Latrobe for Mayor. and the
Citizens or Fusion ticket, headed by G..
Monroe Heiskell, . reform Democrat and
the present City Fire Marshal. The latter
was nominated by . committee Of gentle
men styling themselves reformed Demo-
Gratis, and Was subsequently endorsed by
the regular Republican Convention. The
full vote for the Mayoralty was 1854.
Latrobe, 29,147; Heiskell, 25,607. Lat
robes majority. 3,540. The first branch
Of the council, consisting Of 20 members,
one from each ward, the Democrats elected
10 members and the Fusinists 10. The
second branch, regular Democrats, 6; Fu-
sionists, 4.
An Attemps 70 Rob . Train.
WALNUT RIDGE, Ark, Oct. 25.-An a.
tempt was made TO rob the north-bound
express train on the Iron Mountain road
last night about 10 O'Clock, between
O'Kean and Deplains, Is miles north Of
this place. Fortunately the express train
was late and the local freight was running
on the time Of the express. The local was
signaled by lanterns, when it stopped, and
was boarded by . party with masks and
heavily armed. After . few questions
they found they had stopped the wrong
train, and passed into the woods with
many curses, but without molesting any
body or anything. The conductor Of the
local telegraphed the roadmaster at this
place, who started q posse Of citizens
headed by John Rhen, n accompanied
by the United States Marshal. who went
north on the belated express engine for .
in progress.
A Desperate Fight.
GREEN CASTLE, Ind, Oct. 25.-James
Crawford, living ton miles from this city,
was assaulted by . man who, after eating
supper, struck Crawford with = brass
knuckle, telling him to the floor. Craw-
ford was getting the best Of the villain,
when an accomplice burst open the door
and covered Crawford with . revolver.
Mrs. Crawford came to her husbands
| rescue with . IRE shovel, when the assassin
turned his attention to her, beating her
almost to death. The assassins then ram
sacked the house OF ell the valuables and
left Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford for dead.
Crawford, however, rallied and gave the
alarm. Citizens are securing the woods
in all directions, and it 10 thought the vii
lains will be caught. The parties are
thought to be fatally injured.
Confirmation Of . Fight.
Ell PAso. Texas, Oct. 25.-Spscials from
Casa Grande confirm the reports Of the
engagement between tina Indians and
Mexican cavalry near that place. The
Mexican authorities refuse to tell the num-
Dor Of wounded and killed, but from an
American surgeon at that place learned
that the hospital is full. Surgeon Turron
Of Chihuahua IL there attending to the
wounded. The Indians have broken camp
md separated into rowing bands Of eight
and ten, md are rsiding the surrounding
country. It is believed that most Of them
have gone into the State Of Sonora. The
natives are in great fear.
A Protest by Colorsd People.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-A well-attended
meeting Of colored citizens was held to-
night for the purpose Of protesting against
the decision Of the Supreme Court on the
Civil Rights Bill. A number Of speeches
were made. The one which met the most
favorable reception was delivered by W. F.
Polk, pastor of the church in which the
meeting was held. he said in the course
| Of his remarks: ssThe decision is an insult
to the race. I have always been Q good
Republican, but now I believe we should
| give our allegiance to that party which will
give us our rights, even il It was the DEVILS
ticket. or Ben ButleI."
Murdered and Robbed.
CRAwFoRDsvILLE. Ind, Oct. 25.-News
was received to-day Of . murder last night
ct Wallace, 20 miles west Of here. John
Murphy, who kept . store and saloon, was
found this morning shot in three places,
once through the heart. The safe door
was open and $4,000 were stolen. Gus-
picion falls on : man named Davis, who
escaped from Fountaine County Jail on
Monday, and who had . grudge against
Murphy.
Boycotting.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct. 25.-In the vii
lsge OF Lakeville, Conn.,, . life-sized figure
Of Christ IL fastened upon the crucifx at .
street corner. The merchants who petit
toned for its removal have been boycotted
by the Catholics, and now the Protestant
ladies propose to retaliate by securing col.
ored servants from the south.
The Standing Of she n. p. Company.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Anderson and
Mann applied to Judge Barrett to-day for
an order to examine Henry Willard, Presi-
dent Of the Northern Pacific Railroad, in
reference to the standing Of the company.
The order was granted. William n.
Evarts and Roscoe Conkling have been re-
tanned by the Northern Pacific Company.
$4,000 Found.
KANSAS CRY, Oct. 25.-On . farm in
Kansas, onos occupied BY the murderous