Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-02-25
TELEGRAPHIC.
Disappearance of Miss
Kitty Kerrochan.
A HUBBUB AT THE UNION AND
TURF CLUBS.
Arrest Of Kerr, the EmbezZling
Bank Clerk.
A MONTANA BANK SO00PED
FOR $4,000.
Death of Fanny Driscoll, the Poetess
and Writer.
SUIT AGAINST THE AUcUSTIN-
IAN SOCIETY.
SPECIAL TO THE sES1INEL.l

New YORK, Feb. 24-Kitty kerrochan,
daughter OF James k~errochan, disap-
peared from her home after lunch yester-
day, and did not reappear in the afternoon.
In the evening a messenger came to the
house with a note from Kitty, which said
that she had been married that morning
to Herbet C. Pell, the broker. A notice
OF the marriage WAS sent to one of the even
ing papers, and there was forthwith a hub
bub at the Union Club and Turf Club, Of
which Pell is a member. Pell was in Wall
street Wednesday, and was at the Union
Club in the evening. Pierre Lorillard Is a
special partner in the Peters & Peu firm,
of which Pell is a member, and is an uncle
Of the new made Mrs. Pell. Pell has been
much in Lorillsrd's company, and COM
monty travelled with him last Summer.
James P. kerrochan, father of the bride,
married Lorillard's sister. Pell is one of
the founders Of the Meadow Brook Hunt,
and his pink dinners were celebrated in his
circles.
Kerr Arrested ia Australia.
CHICAGO, Feb. 24.-It is rumored that
Kerr, the embezzling clerk of Preston,
Kean & Co., bankers, was arrested in
Australia. The bank people say the mat
ter is in the hands OF detectives, and they
have not been informed Of the fact. II /,
is a fact, Mr.. Preston, senior mem Der
will put $50, 900 additional into the bank
to make good the defalcation. The bank
is still greatly annoyed by the persistent
circulation of the rumor among its Gus
ton,a,, nv Earr nd hia friEnaa
A Hard Glove Fight.
Boston, Feb. 24.-There was o hare
glove fight last night between George
Godfrey OF this city and Frank Hadley Of
New York, both colored. John L. Sulli-
van was referee. The fight was a slogging
match, and both were badly punished
In the fifth round Godfrey fought Hadley
TO a stsndstill, winning the battle.
Death of n POetess.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 24.-Fanny Driscoll,
the w~ell-knoYn poetess and writer, died
yesterday. She was married in Decembe,
last to Y. 7, White, OF the Chicago
Tribune. She suffered a short time from
a severe cold, which developed into quick
consumption. The deceased lady's writ
!ngs are very popular in the Northwest
aLo IL SouAshy
A Drizxling RainstOrm.
CHICAGO, Feb. 24.-At 7 o'clock this
morning a drizzling rain began, freezing
as fast as it fell. and the buildings, side.
walks, streets. telegraph wires, etc., are
already heavily coated with ice. The
effect is already felt by the railroad and
telegraph offices. Serious Interruptions
to trains and wires are probable.
Arrest of FOrger.
HELENA, NJ. IT,, Feb. 24.-Charlea
| Story, employed in the bank 0! Nelson
| Story, at Bozeman, obtained $780, 900 from
the First National Bank OF this place by
forging, and left last night. lie has been
arrested at Miles City with most OF the
money.
suit Against "a Trust Institution.
LAWRENCE, Mass, Feb. 24.-Suit was
begun against the Augustinian Society, a
Roman Catholic trust institution. The
depositors were notified that there was no
ready money. The Indebtedness is placed
st half a million. To depositors, mostly
female mill operatives, 5000. 600.
licked up on the Beach,.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 23.-The following
was taken from a bottle picked up on the
22d on the beach near Cold Springs Inlet.
Cape May:
Feb. 6, 1553.-Steamer Eleanor, latitude
az. 49, longitude 1917. Leaking, cannot
keep weasel afoat till morning. Unless
assistance comes we are lost. Goo have
mercy on US. Signed, BELLAIRE.
Carver and s0gsrdus Again.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. 2A.~-Carver and b.
gardus have signed articles for another
pigeon match at Chicago on March Sd,
on the same terms as that OF Thursday.
Bosardus says he was beaten by hard
luck, several OF the birds falling dead just
outside.
No Political Topics.
BosroN, Feb. 24.-Gov. Butler, in ap-
pointing an annual fast day for Massachu-
setts, exhorts ministers Of the gospel not
to discourse upon political topics, but to
preach the divine word.
Committed Suicide.
CHICAGO, Feb. 24.-Albert j. Howell,
broker of the firm of Howell, Crapser &
Co., committed suicide by shooting him
self al noon to-day. Poor health was the
cause.
Feas Retaliation.
HAMBURG, Feb. 24.-The merchants
fear retaliation from this United States,
owing TO the prevention OF the importa-
ton OF American pork.
GreeIey's Estate so DO said.
New YoRK, Feb. 2a.-Horace Grs6ley's
Chappaqua'es estate is to be sold at public
auction.
The Public Debt.
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