Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-04
EASTERN NEWS.
A Warm Day for Two
Newspaper Editors.
A SUIT FOB DAMAGES AGAINST A
TEMPERANCE LECTURER.
Some Scandal in the Depart
ments at Washington.
FATAL EFFECTS OF A TIN.
PAN SERENADE.
Suspension of the Clyde
Bank Of Ohio.
ESPECIAL TO TIE sNETINEL.l

CHICAGO, Nov. 3 YESTERDAY was . Wafm osy
for two editors. In last Sundays issue of the
Lafayette. Ind, Times. edited by John Will
Jams, this paragraph occurred: 81 wonder II,
in the Nelling-Atkinson girl murder. he
will not endeavor 10 prove an anbi' he
can And ! OTIS Of swearers in town to help him
out, Let him examine the record OF the
Youngar-Moudler trial for their names" De-
witt Wallace, . co-resident with Mrs. Youngar
in the scandal case. construed this as q refer
ence TO his wife, who testified to An alibi for
her husband, and to-day he attacked Williams
with . heavy cane just ~ the latter was get
ting into the elevator OF the Lake House. fell
ing him to the floor. williams is An old and
Last Monday the Daily Herald of Circleviile.
O., mads some comment up on the family Of
J. n. oosley. I. grocer. Iesterday Mrs.
Coskey, armed with . rawhide, attacked MIR.
Murphy, the editor Of the Herald. - he was
going out OF the Postofice,s and commenced
belaboring him numerically over the head
and shoulders, he retreating all the time
toward his own once door, q Few doors below.
He finally escaped her.
Suit for Damages.
GHIclao, Nov. 3.-The temperance town Of
Oberlin, Ohio, has furnished . sensational
case, which was placed on trial in the Com
mon Elc18 OOukt ycbtclubys HIeAA OkVADoAS
druggist Of Oberlin, has brought suit for $780,
900 damages against the Rev. j. Brand. pastor
Of the Oberlin Congregations Church. Bron.
son claims that about one year ago, during the
agitation Of the temperance question, that
Brand abused him In q sermon, and charged
him with selling liquor and destroying mems
souls. The sermon was Afterwards published
in the Oberlin News. This Is IN extract from
it: .sGhastly deeds Of the past still stretch
out their skinny hands and hush thee. Good
mon Wi1l hroatha frQaP at fhy dAath. and thy
monum ent shall be . testimony that . plague
is stayed, and Is thy guilty spirit 10 borne on
the blast, toward the gates Of hell, the htdeous
shrieks Of those whom thou hast ruined shall
pierce thee"
Criminal Charges Against q Wife.
CHICAGO, Nov. Sat Washington yesterday
william McPyncheon. one of the assistant
supervising architects Of the Capitol, filed q
paper in court, making charges against his
wife, which, If fully developed. will make q
great scandal. The paper referred to is an an
swer to the bill Of Laura E. McPyncheon. in
which she prays to have q divorce, granted her
in fredericksburg. set aside. The defendant
| saj s that soon after his marriage in 1877 he
learned that his wife had before for q long
time been criminally intimate with . Treasury
Department clerk. In March, 1881, she COM
united adultery with . member Of Congress.
whose name and residence the defendant is
| ready to give when requtredS During March.
1851, she committed adultery In her own house
| with u man now in the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing, and committed adul-
terry In her own house with . clerk In the
Pension Office. The names and addresses of
| these persons can be furnished ct the proper
time.
Don't Propose to be Sold Out.
New YORK, Nov. 3.-Gen. Sherman expects
to lesve Washington in . few days. He is COM
ing first to New York and then going to st.
Louis. The General gets hot when TESTED with
- to his possible candidacy for the Presi.
dency. To . friend who asked him If he would
accept the nomination If he got it, he said:
accept It? No; not much. Don't you sup.
| pose l know what 1t means If they nominate
me? The politicians don't care anything about
me; and IL they should nominate me, It would
be only because they thought they couldn't
win with anyone else. I've got too old to be
provision for the rest Of my days. and 1 don't
think I would sell myself out for that bauble."
Killed By His Friends.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Sat . German wedding
ON . dairy farm near Jenish last night, . tin
pan serenade was rendered the contracting
parties by the young men in the vicinity. The
noise was ordered stopped by the groom and
his friends. The order not being complied
with, . hght with rocks ensued. and was fol-
lowed shortly by pistol shots. During the
melee Herman Hibbers, aged 81 years, was shot
in the side, evidently accidently, by one Of his
friends. A doctor was called, and 1t wss found
that the bullet had entered his left side and
pierced his lungs. The wounded mar will die.
Sentenced to the Penitentiary.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Elledny II. Andrews.
Clerk In the Northwestern National Bank. who
confessed three days ago to the embezzlement
OF s., 500. pleaded guilty this morning, and was
sentenced to three years in the penttentiary,
He Declined.
| CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-George W. Ristine, who
was rendered the position Of the Commission
Of the Trsnscontinenta Association, declined
the once, owing to . desire of tn managers Of
the railroads interested to make IN immediate
decision. The managers are now balloting on
other candidates.
Bank Suspension.
CLYDE, o., Nov. 3.-The Clyde Bank sus-
pended payment yesterday. Cashier W. P.
Parkehurst left on Wednesday night and had
not returned up to last night. The deposited
amount is from $60, 600 to $40, 900. 1t is sup
posed this can be made good by the remaining
partners, A. Richards and D. A. Hardness.
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