Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-18
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LaElahol Asked to Prevent The
Influx Of Paupers.
CONFLICTING ACCOUNTS CONCERNING
YELLOW FEVER.
Arrests for the Crime OF
Abortion.
JUNIUs BRUTUs BOOTH DAN
GHR0UsLY ILL.
A Plot to Rob the State Treasury
Of Missouri.
SAVAGE srNcNTsE BETWEEN Twc
xIxlcAEs.
SAVAGE HrNcoNTRE BETWEEN TWO
xExIcANs.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-THE Nassachu-
sets Commissioner Of Emigration report
that So o o emigrants landed at Boston
from Aug. 8, 1881. to June 80, 1883. OF
this number II were lunatic idiots, or per-
IONS unable t take care Of themselves.
The Commissioners say they are the worst
class of panpers, and they are called upon
to provide for those that come through
Canada. and additional legislation is asked
TO prevent such influx.
There are conflicting accounts OF the
presence Of yellow fever and black vomit
ct Maxatlan and Guaymas. Mexico. But
the Deputy Collector at Yuma had direct
information of the death from black
vomit 1t Guaymas Of . gentleman who
had just arrived there BY steamer rom
MAxatlan, and that he intercepted q letter
from . railroad man who runs to and
from 0uaymas, stating that people are
diving 1t that place at the rate Of from
three 70 six daily Of what ZONE call yellow
fever, and others Tonic fever. In the let
ter transmitting this information Special
Collector Clark urges that steps lie taken
TO prevent the spread Of the fever into the
United States. He says the railroad from
Guaymas enters Arizona Territory 1t No
gales. Upon receipt Of these letters Dr..
Hamilton telegraphed Deputy Collector
Bunnelly ct Yuma for further informa-
ton. To-day he received the following
dispatch: Accounts are conflicting con-
corning the true character Of the disease,
bat il is attended by fatal conditions. The
latest news indicates an increase Of NOR
tality."
Settled Their Differences
GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. ia News
San Antonio special says that two Next
cans, Vidal and Cantee, Of wealthy and
influential connections, and brothers-in-
law. had = family disagreemsnt, and en-
countered each other during the lnde-
pendence celebration last night. In order
to avoid msrripg the occasion they agreed
to arm and meet in . certain secluded
spot snd settle their differences. The pro-
gramme was carried out. Vidal was the
most active, disabling Cantee by s~tilletto
stabs in the neck and also in the back.
The wounded man WAS removed to his
family residence and Vidal jailed. II ID
thought that Cantee will die.
InFormAsiOn From an Ex.COnvict.
JEFFERSON CRY. No.. Sept. 17.-Dutch
Charley, . norious ~ex-convict, Saturday
morning secretly informed the State
Treasurer OF = plot to rob the State Treas
ury at loon on Tuesday by overpowering
the clerks on duty. He showed . perfect
knowledge Of the interior of the Treasury.
and Of the probable force on duty at thai
hour. He failed to keep his appointment
for that evening. and it Is . question
whether or not the whole thing is . hoax.
Arrest Il A~borsiOnisas.
ALBANY. Sept. 17.-Rev. Albert F. We'd.
der. pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church OF West Milton. Saratoga County,
was arrested to-day as principal and DR..
James A. Patterson OF this city a. acces.
sorry to the crime Of abortion. The com
p~lainant. Annie Walter. aged IS. ia the
daughter Of Eilas Walter. . farmer Of West
Milton. It 10 alleged that Patterson per.
formed the operation at the request oil
vedder and was partially successful. The
woman was dangerously i'll, but recovered
sufficiently 70 come here and make the
complaint. vedder was arrested - he Wa
about 10 enter the church.
An HOtl0oys
WAszrsaros. Sept. 1.-THE volkssfsst
. three days celebration for the benefit o.
the characterization school. opened here
this morning with Z street parade. which
excelled anything Of the kind ever seer
here. The manufacturers and business
men generally had displsys and working
apparatus in the line, and there was . full
turnout OF the militia, councilman, people
and local and visiting banda Of working,
men and German societies. Gov. 6tokley
and Secretary Causey occupied one Of The
carriages. When the procession arrived
ct Shuetssn Park the festival opsned Will
an address BY Senator Bayard.
foul Play easpsesed.
Eau. Sept. 1.-THE people Of Jackson
Station, . suburb Of Erie, are excited owe,
the suspicious death Of George Irvine and
his two young sons. all Of whom we're q.
tackled BY . malady indicative Of poison,
They died In horrible agony, the bodies
being feArfully swollen. Foul play Il sus.
pected, and . former lover Of his wife Il
involved. Their graves will be opened and
the bodies examined for traces Of poison.
In = Critical Csndisien.
MAxcHEsrEa tby the seal. Mass. Sept
1~7.-Junius Brutus Booth, the veteran
actor and manager. who has been SOM
days at the Masconom House. Of which hi
is the proprietor. 10 in . critical condition.
Tonight he is so rapidly sinking that all
hopes OF his recovery are abandoned. Mrs,
Agnes Booth 10 at his bedside, aud Edwin
Booth was here all day.
Accident te Gov. Sherman.
Council BLurFs. Sept. l7.-Gov. Sher'
man and Gen. II. B. Prentiss had appoint
ments here on Saturday night to address I
Republican meeting. Gov. Sherman was
stopping at the Pacific House, and acci.
dentally fell on the stair way and was severe
~ wounded about the head. 90 much 40
that he was unable to attend the meeting,
Gen. Prentiss filled his appointment.
IRelief for tho Greeley Party.
NEW YoRK. Sept. 17.-Secretaries Lin.
coln and Chandler and Commodore En-.
glish had . consultation this morning for
the purpose Of discussing the question OF
attempting the relief Of the Greeley party
this Fall. After the conference Secretary
Chandler sent word TO DR.. Bessels, the we'll
known explorer, that be would like to con-
fer with him upon the subject.
Arrival Of Mere Morm0ns.
OGDEN. Sept. l7.-Seven hundred Nor
mon emigrants from Sweden and Dem
mark arrived hero this morning and we're
,ept TO the various settlements throughout
he Territory TO assist in carrying out the
nandates Of their prophet. namely. to pay
ithes and multiply and increase.
Death Or An Old Journalist.
Hs
NrwBcRYroRr. Sept. I7.-Hon. Joseph
Morse died to-day Of apoplexy. aged rs
ears. He was editor Of the Neuburyport
ournal for II years, and Afterwards Of the
Herald aud Courier. He was held
! high estimation - q journalist.
Cattle Affected.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. i7.-plsuro-pneu- |