Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-05

An Attempt to Spread the
Gospel in the South.
A WARN RECEPTION TO TWO
LECHEROUS ELDERS.
Rotten Egged and Hunted
by Bloodhounds.
A YOUNG LADY HORRIBLY OUTRAGED
AND MURDERED.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 4.-Mormon Elders
are still popping up in various parts OF the
State. Tuesday night two elders held
. meeting at Emory Chapel in the Fourth
District, Coweta County. The meeting
was attended by a good many young men,
some Of whom went through curiosity, but
there we're others who went from other
motives. The meeting was opened by
singing and prayers. Afterwards one OF
them got up TO deliver 9 discourse on the
besuties OF Mormonism. When he had
made Q few remarks there came a voice
from the audience saying, Take him out"
The Elder paused q moment, and said he
was there for religious worship, and hoped
he would not be disturbed. These words
had not more than escaped his lips when
they were both pelted with a shower OF
rotten eggs. They saw at once they had
met the wrong crowd, and grabbing their
gripsacks darted out of the nearest door.
pursued by the entire audience, who chased
them as long as they could see them. The
young men, seeing their inability to keep
up with the Mormons, sent after several
hounds and put them on the lost trail and
chased them several miles, when all track
Of them was lost. When last heard from
they were making q bee line westward.
A Bold Robber.
SALT LAKE, Sept. 4.-On Sunday morn
ing between Smithfeld and Richmond,
Utah, a robber who was a passenger on the
Utah Northern freight train, took posses
sion Of the caboose, held up the conductor
and passengers, and robbed them Of their
watches and money. He had them all in
o Of his revolver, and not one attempt
ed to resist him. After going through the
passengers and conductor, he stopped the
train, walked out Of the cat and disap-
peared in the darkness. The same rob-
Der. on Saturday night, went into the store
OF Goodwin Bros. at Logan to examine
some clothing, retired to the back room
on the pretext Of trying thsm on, and on
returning covered the proprietor and Two
clerks with two revolvers, and told them
to hold up their hands. The proprietor
escaped to the street and gave the alarm.
while the robber escaped to the railroad.
1t il presumed he took passage on the same
freight train which he held up 30 success
fully.
Outraged and Killed..
BRIpaEPoRr, Conn.,, Sept. A. Rose
Clark, about IS years old. daughter Of
Nathan w. Clark Of Stratford, was found
dead near her fathers residence about IS
miles north Of the Strstford depot. There
were finger marks on her throat, which
indicated hat she was choked to death.
She was to have been married in about
two weeks to VIM. Loomis Of Stratford.
She was accustomed to visit his house,
which she did last evening. She started
to 60 home about g., which was the last
seen Of her till found this morning. A
post norton showed that deceased had
been shockingly outraged. The body and
limbs bear bruises and other marks Of
violence, which indicate q desperate en-
counter.
Indiana Politics TO be In Investigated.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 4.-When the Grand
Jury met yesterday Judge Norton Of the
Criminal Court laid before It the letter
from J. II. Woodward - . newspaper cor
respondent. together with slips Of the
paper bearing upon Brady and Dorsey's
Interviews. more particularly with refer
encs to the alleged distribution Of $40, 900
In this State ct the last Presidential CAM
paign. The Court laid stress upon the
bearing which the statute Of Limitation
might have upon the alleged ofSsnse. and
then turned the entire matter over for the
consideration Of the jury.
Railroad COlllsion.
WrLxuNoroN, Del, Sept. "A collision
occurred last night on the Delaware Rail-
road near Green Springs, caused by .
runaway locomotive from Clayton, which
WAS started by . tramp, who was seen on
board Of it and then jump of. The south
bound passenger train. which was running
fast. met the locomotive, and both engines
were wrecked.
A New Cattle Disease.
LANCASTER. Pa. Sept. A disease
known ~ splenic fever has attacked the
cattle in this county, and 10 raging with
great violence. A large number Of cases
have already proved fatal. The disease is
apparently on the increase. occasioning
great alarm among stockmen.
Hanged for Rape.
MARYsvILLE, Ky. Sept. 4.-Samuel Bull
ger tcolored) who committed = rape on .
girl Ia years old, daughter Of McAuliffe,
on her way home from school, was hanged
to-day in the jsil-yard. He was baptized
by the Catholic priest on Sunday.
Hail 10 Resign.
W~AsHINaroN, Sept. A. Supervising
Architect Hill is making preparations TO
vn.;ur ana No ina IN xr;vsto h,oira,a