Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-08
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Trying to Solve the Bridge
port Murder Mystery.
LORD coLERlDaE sHowN AROUND TIE
HUB OF THE UNIVERSE.
The Orders Gould Gave to the
Master of His Yacht.
HANLAN WILL ROW LAYC0CK
ON THE THAMES.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
BRrDGEPoRT, Conn.,, Sept. THE hear
ing in the Rose Clark murder case is still
secret. A number Of witnesses have been
examined. II is now generally stated
that no rape was committed, which
strengthens the suspicion towards Norton
Amber, Rose Clark's former husband.
Amber was seen in this City by several
persons. Rose was also seen in company
| with . man Sunday evening after leaving
| william Lewis house. Who the man was
is not positively known, but it is suspect
| ed that it was Amber. Amber, however,
to-day proved an alibi. He was at home
| in New Milford Saturday and Sunday.
| Detectives saw he is not the mar seen
with his divorced wife Sunday. A lady
returning from church Sunday night saw
q man answering the description OF the
stranger seen with the woman standing
near the main road over which Rose
Clark passed. apparently waiting for some
time, and as she passed her tried to hide
his identity. She did not know him, and
thought nothing about it until recently.
Who the stranger is is q mystery.
Gould's Yacht Orders.
NEW York. Sept. Capt. R. F. Wan
cisco Of the steam tug Edwin Hswley,
which was run into and sunk by Jay
Gould's yacht a few nights ago, filed a re-
port to-day with the local Board Of Steam
boat inspectors. He lays the blame on
the Master of the yacht. One OF the per-
sons interested in this collision said he had
been told by q well-known pilot that
Gould's standing order as soon as be went
on board the yacht was to let her &c for
all she was worth and stop at nothing; he
also stated that the Atlanta had plenty OF
sea room if she had only made use OF it.
The House Spenkership.
New YORK. Sept. THE Tribune's
Washington special says: To q cores
pondent Cox said: II don't intend to
become involved in the bitter conflict
which must come between Randall and
Carlisle. l propose to go on in my "
way and make a fair, manly, good-tem-
pered canvass for the Speakership."
Representative Rosecrans is in Washing
ton and Cox visited him yesterday. 1t is
understood Rosecrans will vote and use
his influence for Cox.
Fire at Long Branch.
HUNTERS POINT. Sept. About 2 this
morning a fire "a discovered in an out
building at the Long Branch Hotel. The
building was used as a laundry and sleep
ing apartment for musicians. who barely
escaped with their lives. Several were
~1u,oak av,H,na&aI and hoA 4n ho arriod
out up the stairway. One musician named
Adolph Fredericks was burned to a crisp.
The musical instruments and music were
totally consumed; also the Bathing pavil-
ion and laundry.
Honors to ~COleFidge.
BosroN, Sept. 7.-Chief Justice Cole
ridge was to-day the guest Of Governor
Butler. After breakfast. the Governor
presiding, the party went to the State
House. where Chief Justice Morton and
other Justices of the Supreme and other
courts were present, together with the Off
GERS of the State and other prominent
men. An informal presentation was fol-
lowed by an inspection of the buildings.
After lunch Butler and Coleridge were
driven to Harvard College and through
the suburbs.
The Java EruptiOns.
WASHINGTON, Sept. THE following
dispatch was received ct the Navy Depart
ment from Commander Burker, United
States steamship Enterprise at Batavia,
where she was directed to 60 for the pur-
pose Of investigating the results Of the re-
cent volcanic eruption in that vicinity:
THE Enterprise arrived 4th inst. The
| D~snnoon .NI o.aax n1anv ola aafa t. .a-
Bexee channel all lights are out, except
Java head. Dutch cruisers warn vessels"
Telegraph Companies In Trouble.
RICHMOND. Sept. lit il said the men
building the lines Of the Southern Tele-
graph Company. lately consolidated with
the Bankers and Merchants, have not been
paid for four months; that the company
owes other officers considerable sums, and
that the line material has been attached
for freight and other bills. The men on
the lines between Chsrlestown and Column
bia tell . similar story.
An Astorian Trick.
NEW YoRx, Sept. Tit il announced in
legal circles that John Jacob Aston has
decided all his property to his only son,
William Woldorf Aston, now United States
Minister to Rome. The news has created
q profound sensation. Old lawyers de-
not to permit the value Of their immense
estate to be publicly known.
Fouadered.
wNNEPEa, Manitoba, Sept. t. The
steamer Lily. Of the Winnipeg and West
ern Transportation Company, rebuilt this
season ct q cost of IS. 500. foundered while
on q trial trip in the South Saskatchewan
| River about 100 miles west Of Winnepeg.
II il not known whether the passengers
| escaped or not. The accident occurred so
miles from q telegraph station.
An Opiula ben Rafded.
CHICAGO, Sept. Early this morning
the opium joint Of Hef Wan, on West
Madison street, was pulled by the police.
Two men and two women, all white, were
found in the place thoroughly saturated
with the drug. Hef Wan was fined $40
and the inmates S. each.
Another Fentan Scare.
CHICAGO. Sept. 7.-According to . To-
ronto lCanads) correspondent there are
now grounds for believing that the reason
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge decided to
abandon his visit to Canada IL because Of
the fear that he would be assassinated BY
Fenians.
Hanlan TO Laycock.
TORONTO, Sept. 7.-Hanlan cabled to
England that he will row Laycock. the
Australian, on the Thames course for
So, 900 . side. Hanlan gives an exhibition
at the Cincinnati regatta. and will then /
go to st. Louis and give ~ exhibition.
Yellow Fever Report.
WARRINGTON, Sept. THE Acting
Secretary Of the Navy has received the fol-
telegram from Penfacola: "Since
report no new cases among naval
force. One death .. Hospital-Privats
Golden"