Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-15
TELEGRAPHIC.
An Interview With the
Jersey Lily.
She VIII Spend the Summer With
Friends IN England
SIZE SAYS SIZE EAs CLEARED ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
She Will Return to San Fran
cisco in October.
one HUNDRED MILLIONS IN REVENUE TO Dc
DERIVED Fasm WHISKY AND DEER.
Cowhided by the witch of
Wall Street."
THE cLIhcAM MURDERERs
SURROUNDED.
0owhided by the witch of
Wall Street."
THE CLIkcAN MuRDERERS
SURROUNDED.
ESPECIAL TO THE srsr1srL.l


SURROUNDED.
ESPECIAL 10 THE sEyrISEL.l
CHICAGO, July l4.-An Inter Ocean
special from Atlantic says: Lsngtry ar
rived at 1890 this morning in her special
combination parlor car from Long Branch.
| Gebhart sat in the smoking-room, at the
end Of the car, smoking. A correspond
ent OF the Inter-Ocesn WAS o admitted
to the charming little m~orning-room.
Mrs. Langtry came in and received her
visitor cordially. She said: II am more
glad than ever to make new friends in the
| United States, a. I leave the country on
the 14th, tc be gone until Oct. IA. l have
no hesitation in saying that my tour in
| America has brought me $l00, 900, and
that my general experience with the peo-
pie I have met has been extremely sgreea-
BILE. have made friends, who have been
courteous and kind. Ny audiences have
been appreciative, and my treatment from
the gentlemen Of the press has been, with
bu1 few exceptions, ell / could have wished
or expected. Ny glimpse into the insti-
tutions OF the United States has not only
pleased me. but has given me genuine
love for them. shall go to Cape May to-
morrow and spend a day there. returning
TO Philsdelphia Saturday evening. My
| Summer will. OF course, be mainly spent
among friends in England, and when re-
turn, about the middle Of October. shall
| open my season in Francisco, q place
which / have q strong desire to see. Many
disagreeable comments have been made on
the friendship between Mr.. Gebhart and
myself (Mr. Gebhart looked up quickly at
this point. bu. it is useless to convince
people against tLeir wish"
The AbOIition Of the Stamp Tax.
WASHINGTON, July 14.-To q friend.
Gen. Raum, ex-Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, in speaking Of the effect Of the
abolition OF the stamp tax. is quoted as
having said q day or two g that the
revenue to be derived from whisky and
beer would probably amount to 500, 000-
900, and that the repeal of all other inter-
nal revenue tax laws can be made with
safety. as the leading Democrats in Con-
gress have long commended. 1t is said to
be the purpose Of certain Republican mem
bers Of Congress to introduce at the next
session . bill abolishing all internal
spirituous liquors.
Will be Captured and Lynched.
Dies MONIES, July IA special from
Warness Station in Csss County says the
Ciingan murders were surrounded in .
grove eight miles north Of that town yes
tnRdoU oftApnran Tn an cHnrt rnA1n 20
dislodge them from their lodging place q
man named Frank Hallock Was fatally
shot. Great excitement prevails through
out the State. Three hundred men nave
surrounded the grove where the murder
ers are concealed. There is no doubt they
will be captured and lynched.
A Sedmcer COwhided.
MILWAUKEE, July IA. = Mrs. Grace
CourtlAnd Of Chicago, known in New York
Is 1.-THE Witch Of Wall Street." last night
cowhided VIM. G. Jones Of this city, rs
years Did. whom she accuses Of having
seduced her daughter Maggie. Jones was
struck across the face, neck and shoulders,
aud IL suffering from the severe wounds.
The attack took place 81 the corner Of Wis
consin and Broadway, the most public
part Of the city. The woman was accom-
panied by her daughter.
The Presidential Excursion.
FARao, d. T., July l4.-The Presiden-
tial party will leave Rawlins, on the Union
Pacific. on the Sd Of August. It will con-
sist Of President Arthur, Gov. Crosby Of
Montana, Secretary Lincoln. Gen. Sheri-
dan, Chancellor Rollins OF New York, and
Senator Vest. They will travel over the
cc~r~ra f-or, W.n,,nn - Vnllo-k--
Park, and then east over the Northern
Pacific.
The Colorado Preas Association
knights Tesnplar.
SALT LAKE, July14.-To-night the men,
bers Of the Colorado Press Association, to
the number Of 40, accompanied by their
wives and sweethearts, arrived In this city
over the d. 4 r. G.. Railroad. They pro-
pose remaining in Salt Lake till Monday.
The Utah Knights Templar are preparing
to visit San Francisco during the conclave.
A Solution Of thc DIN culties.
New ORLEANS. July 14.-In the Presi-
dents message TO the Chillian Congress. .
separation Of church and State is pro-
claimed as the solution Of. the difficulties
in the conflicts continually springing up
between the civil and ecclesiastical powers.
Ssculsrization Of the cemeteries and the
passage of the civil marriage bill are
strongly recommended.
Resumed frame.
LONDON, Ont, July 1.-The Grand |
Trunk Railway has resumed traffic, and
will be In operation tomorrow. The
stencil along the river from unburied car
is almost unbearable. The bodies
Of the persons drowned are said 10 have
been thrown into the deadhouse unpre-
pared for burial.
Accidentally Killed.
FALL RIVER. Mass. July 14.-By the
ell Of . stone weighing two tons . dis
moe Of 40 feet, Dennis Sullivan was
Tiled, and John Manchester, John Eulli-
AN. Thomas Hicks and George Eabin
Vere severely injured. Dennis Sullivan
ras from California, on his way to his
amily In ireland.
Yellow Fever.
New ORLEANS, July 14.-A dispatch to
resident Jones Of the Board Of Health