Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-28
EASTERN NEWS.
Two Terrible Murders at
Wauseon, Ohio.
THE CHICAGO TIMES SUED
FOR 100000.
Nrs. Lockwood Suspended From Practice
Before the Interior Department.
A YOUNG TRAMP JUMPS INTO A Red.
HOT GLASS REToRT.
The Disinterment of Jennie
Garrison Ordered.
A VERDICT OF $4,000 AGAINST
THE W. q. COMPANY.
A YOUNG TRAMP JUMPS INTO A Red
hot GLASS REToRT.
The Disbursement Of Jennie
Garrison Ordered.
ESPECIAL TO TIE ssETISEL.l

murder was committed FIVE miles from
here Tuesday night. A farmer named
George Williams drove into Wauseon that
afternoon with . load Of clover seed, for
which he received quite a large sum.
After returning home nothing was seen Of
him or his family by the n%eighbors for two
days, and last evening 9 search was insti-
tuted. In the barn was found the corpse
Of Williams, with his head almost severed
from the body. His wife was found in the
house with her head split open, and the
brains oozing out, while the six-weeks'
old infant was found on the bed nearly
starved. The money and valuables known
to have been in the possession of the fam
lily are missing. Last night the Mars hal
at Wsuseon arrested q man named john
son, who had in his possession a watch
known to belong to Williams, and John
son was held to answer on . charge OF
murder.
Chicago Matters.
CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-The Peoples Rail-
way Company of America, organized at
Indianapolis q few months ago. with an
authorized capital of SITS, 900, 900, divi-
dends to be paid stockholders in transpor-
tation, began suit to-day against Wilbur
f. Storey, proprietor of the Times, laying
damages at $500. 900, for the publication of
an article ~intimating that the company
was q fraud.
The man arrested at the stock yard q
few days ago for passing counterfeit half
dollars has been identified as Frank Nc
CURE, alias Moore, of the noted Mozart
ney gang of burglars and counterfeiters.
Washington Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-The Attorney
General has rendered an opinion in regard
to the effect Of a clause in the new tariff
law. which provides that there hal be no
allowance for breakage, leakage or damage
on wines, liquors. cordials or distilled
spirits. He holds that the proviso does
not require assessment duty upon . greater
quantity than is actually imported, as
shown on the return Of the proper officer.
Upon the report of the Commissioner OF
Pensions, the Secretary Of the Interior to-
day suspended from practice before the
Interior Department. Belva A. Lockwood,
o female pension attorney in this city.
Suicide of Samuel BeihI.
KENT, o., Oct. 27.-Samuel Beihl, a
young tramp, committed suicide yesterday
by jumping head srs; into a glass retort
at the Glass Works OF Day, Williams & Co.
The furnace was heated to a high degree OF
intensity, in order to melt lead, soda, ash
and other substances used in the compost
ton OF window glass. His death must
have been instantaneous, as . single breath
drawn in the fiery furnace would shrivel
the lungs.
Will Leave for the New Scene OF His
LabOrs.
CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-The Most Reverend
Archbishop Riordsn Of this city, recently
appointed coadjutator to Archbishop Ale.
many of San Francisco, will leave for his
new scene Of labors on Monday, the Goth,
inst, over the Chicago, Burlington 4
Quincy road, which have placed at the dis.
posal Of himself and his clerical and lay
friends the same special train as that
which took the Chicago Knight Templars
to the recent conclave at San Francisco.
Due to Criminal Malpractice.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27.-The death yes.
terday of Maggie Conway at the house OF
M RS. Ann McIlhaney. is belived to be due
to criminal malpractice and to Mrs. Nc
Ilheney and her husband. Mrs. Stewart
and Jennie Harmon were arrested. Many
bodies have been buried in the yard. The
police ordered the disinterment Of Jennie
Garrison, who died in the house last March.
Verdict I'm an Administration Case.
BosroN, Oct. 27.-A verdict was rem
dered to-day in the Wheeler administers
ton case Of Alexander's estate, Mrs. Abb.
gail Armstrong vs.. Warren Blodgett. This
bill in equity, On which the administrator
seeks to recover securities to the value OF
upwards of $3.50, 900. alleged to be retained
by the defendant to his own use, while
acting as agent for Mrs. Armstrong.
Blodgett's indebtedness to the estate is
about $500, 900.
A Verdict for Damages.
KANSAS CRY, Oct. 27.-In the United
States Circuit Court Jacob Sanger Of
Grundy County, No., obtained . verdict
of Sc, 900 against the Western Union Tele-
graph Company. Sanger wal crossing the
railroad track at night. mounted on q
mule, and became entangled in the wires,
which had sagged nearly to the ground.
He was thrown from the animal. He
claimed $40, 900 on account Of his injuries.
Premiums offered.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 27.-Director- len
oral Burke OF the Worlds Industrial Cot
ton Centennial Exposition. has invited a
design for the main building, to embrace
one million square feet. The floor space
is to cost $3.50. 900. Premiums have been
offered Of $1,000 for the best plan. $500
for the second. and $3.50 for the third.
The plans will be receivable till noon Of
Nov. IS.
A Test Case.
CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-In the Superior
Court this morning : nominal fine was
assessed against John B. Drake, in a test
$40 A dooido 4LoL uolidiku a caloaa