Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-29
TELEGRAPHIC.
Probably a Fearful alami-
ty on North River.
ALL THE AKBULANCEs IN
NEW YORK CALLED FOR.
A Hoosier's terrible Revenge
For Losing . Suit.
KEENE MOVING WALL STREET
LIKE A PUPPET.
A Tragic Duel Between
Young Men in Illinois.
TIE CODE SENDS BOTH OF THEN
ACROSS TIE sTYx.
KEENE MOVING WALL STREET
LIKE A PUPPET.
A Tragic Duel Between
Young Men in Illinois.
TIE CODE SENDS BOTH OF THEN
ACROSS The sTYx.

New York. Aug. 2S.-Inspector Thorne
received . dispatch this afternoon, stating
that the excursion steamer Riverdale
blew up at Pier 16, North River, and call
ing for all the ambulances in the city.
Keene Turns Bull.
WALL STREET, Aug. 28-10:30 A. H.
Stocks opened 4 and u higher for some
shares. Others were u and II lower, the
latter being N. Y. @. This was followed
by . decline Of y and l per cent. Oregon
Transcontinental, New Jersey Central
Reading. Northwest 4 Lake Shore were
the weakest shares. Denver was compare
lively arm at $25A.
1880 P. M.-Stocks have been stronger
and higher for the past hour. Prices have
advanced u to IL The change ia partly due
to the fact that Keene has turned around
and announced himself q bull. He states
prices are low enough to satisfy even the
most chronic bear. He also states he has
taken q round amount Of stocks for in
vestment.
A Deadly Duel.
vANDAL1A. Ills, Aug. ga fatal en-
counter occurred early this morning near
London City between Louis Phillips and
Jacob Rosenbrooks, in which the latter
was killed instantly and the former
wounded SO badly that he died in a few
hours. The affair had it's origin in q
grudge OF long standing, growing out OF
d~isrespectful remarks by Phillips concern
ing Rosenbrooks' sister. Each time they
met they qusrreled, and yesterday they
decided to settle the matter in q duel with
pistols, to be fought at 6 O'Clock this morn
ing at q place mentioned. They chose as
seconds Mack Swank and Jack Wren, who
were present and witnessed the shooting.
Rosenbrooks fired the first shot. the ball
entering Phillips mouth. Phillips stag
gered, and before falling discharged his
weapon, the ball taking effect at one side
Of Rosenbrooks' mouth, ranging upward
through the head. Both Of the duelists
were young men, Phillips being % years
| Of age and a school teacher. Neither OF
the seconds has yet been arrested.
A Freight Question Settled.
CHICAGO, Aug. 28.-It is given out here
OH good authority that the South Western
Railway Association will not contest the
suit Of the Boston Sugar Refinery, insti-
tuted to test the question whether railroad
people have the right to divert freight
from the road to which it is especially con
fined by the supervisors. The Boston
Company rendered certain freight to the
Rock Island Road, but the COMMISSIONS
Of the pool said the freight would have to
go over another line in the carrying pro-
cess to even up the business OF all pool
roads. Under pressure Of a suit the Bos-
ton Company is being allowed to have its
way without dispute, and freight has gone
over the road indicated. This is accepted
a. Q confession that the pool managers
realize they have nj standing in q suit in
question. namely, that . railway as q com
mon carrier is bound to accept all freight
rendered in spite Of any pool regulations,
The Chinese Bill.
NEW YORK, Aug. 28.-The Herald says
Of the Constitutionslity of the Chinese
law: A treaty is the supreme law of the
land. in . sense that an Act Of Congress
is-that is, until it be ~abrogated or sus.
pended by q later Act Of Congress, or any
subject within its sphere. Congress may
pass = law violating every clause of exist.
ing treaty enactment, and such law may
amount to q fragrant breach Of faith with
. foreign power, but its constitutionality
cannot be questioned on the ground of ita
being in conflict with the treaty. This
issue thus raised ia one for the Govern
ment or Congress. not for the courts to
| deal with. (
The outlaws Trial.
ST.. LOUIS. Aug. pa Gallstin special
says Frank James trial was resumed this
morning. Willie Bolton, 16 years old,
was the best witness for the State this
morning. He positively identified Frank
| James az the associate Of Liddell, Jesse
James and the Two Hites. Witness de-
scription Of the burial Of Hite was
graphic, and the killing by Capt. Ford.
Bob Ford and Wilbur. They undressed
the body where it had lain on the floor all
day. wrapped it in . horse blanket. then
took IL out and buried it in the pasture.
Wholesale Human Slaughter.
Indianapolis, Aug. 28.--Jacob Olden-
berger and Jacob Bush had : lawsuit this
morning in the Justice Court. It was de-
cided in the latter's favor. Meeting Bush
on the street about l o'clock old Older
berger drew . pistol and fired, killing
DUou A0otoutAys A0tnAn6 hOk1 OuHu uc
shot Sam. Campbell, who was passing at
the time, probably fatally. He then
crossed the street and putting the pistol
TO his own head shot himself dead. 1t is
probable the shooting OF Campbell was
accidental, ~ he was in no way connected
with the suit.
NEW York, Aug. 28.-The Mail and Ex-
press, referring to the Garfield Monument
pageant. says: Evidently Garfield still
lives in the hearts Of the people. 1t was
in California that the last. mesnest and
most effsctual part Of the mud campaign
was fought over the Morey letter forgery
business. Perhaps this is the reason Cali
fornia experienced . gorge Of disgust with
the peculiar tactics and sought to change
the popular verdict about him now that he
10 dead and voioeless.
4 Heavy Defaulter.
TRENTON, N. J., Aug. 28. The Times
states that Capt. John J. Hall, the alleged
defaulting contractor Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, was seen in Denver, Col,
last by . friend, and told the |
he was on bis way to New Mexico.
Further investigation shows that Halls
Indebtedness 10 even greater than ct first
imposed. The Pennsylvania Railroad
,~ficiAls are unable to estimate the loss o.
rot.
The militia system.
CHICAGO. Aug. 2S.-Adjt.-Ge Drum's
to Adjutant-G Generals. regarding
be militia. continues to excite comment.
/ IL declared by Washington correspond
nts that Gen. Drum will urgs in his
report the reorganization Of
he entire militia system, o. was contem-
lated by the bill before Congress last
,ssion.
Yeung Nuts's Trial.
CuuAoo, Aug. 26.-The trial Of james