Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-18
TELEGRAPHIC.
Mrs. Tearle to Make Appli-
cation for Alimony.
AN EFFORT 70 PREVENT THE FACTS
FROM BECOMING KNOWN.
The Charges Against Architect
Hill Made Public.
THEY ARE vo1uMlNous AND CON-
TAIN FIVE COUNTS.
Comments on the Apollo Com
mandery Affair.
SUICIDE OF ALLEN POTTER,
A REPORTER.
Comments on the Apollo Conn
mandery Affair.
SUICIDE OF ALLEN POTTER,
A REPORTER.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

1ORAJ <1RtAA -
application was made on behalf OF Mrs.
Tearle, present wife Of Osmond Tearle OF
Wallack's, for alimony. This proceeding
10 incident to the suit brought by the same
party against defendant for divorce sbso-
lutte. Much pains have been taken by the
parties concerned to prevent the factsfrom
becoming known. In 1870 Osmand Tearle
married the plaintiff. There were two
children by the marriage, q boy and girl,
now aged respectively II and 8 years. In
1881 the defendant is supposed to have
married an actress named Ethel Azdon at
San Francisco. Last May Ethel Ardon
went to Europe at defendants request with
. play called "Belle Russo" as manager.
The defendant is said to have followed her.
In July, while in England, Ethel Ardon Is
supposed to nave been engaged TO Mr..
Shooles, whom she then saw for the first
time, and married him after two weeks
acquaintance in London. Tearle, 1t APP
pears, had been appraised by a friend that
the marriage was about TO take place and
he tried to stop it, but was too late. Mrs:
Tearle, who claims to be the legal wife, OF
which there appears to be little doubt,
came to New York on the 7th inst. to in
stitute proceedings against her husband.
During Mrs. Tearle's absence the defend
ant is said to have conceived an affection
for Minnie Conway, wife Of Levy. the cor
net player, and who figured so promi-
nently in q late suit for divorce. This
feeling, il seems, ia reciprocated, and in
the event Of Mrs. Teafle winning her suit
it would not be a matter of surprise if
Mrs. Levy became his No. 2.
Levy, when asked tonight il he was
aware Of Miss Conway's reciprocated at
tachment for Mr.. Tearle, replied:
Everybody IL aware Of 1t. 1t is known
all over town, even Wallack has tried to
put q stop to it and failed. But he won't
marry her." he continued, 'and il he does
it will BIO the worse for him."
"Is Miss Conway in the city?"
II can't tell you, because l don't know.
Ask Tearle, he knows. She has taken my
two children from me as we'll. Tearle
broke up my home, as he has also broken
the health Of the woman"
Murch's Charges Against HiII.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE charges
preferred against Architect Hill by Repre-
sentative Murch we're made public to-
day. The papers are drawn up in legal
form and are quite voluminous. The
| charges are classed under Ave different
heads. The principal charges are general.
The charges Of corruption, fraud and ex-
travAgance against the ring in the Archi-
tept's Office, composed Of Assistant Score
tary French, Architect Hill, Assistant
Architect Jacobs, A. G. Thompson. VIM
81. Fowls, B. r. Little, Cannon, Church.
r~-1~.H n.~1kkk nAhAtNs NJ a~5
| others, and also the contractors known TO
be guilty Of fraud. are especially favored
by the Supervising Architect, they having
been oyerpaid by the manager thousands Of
dollars and otherwise corruptly benefited.
Another specification 10 that the employees
In the ONCE have uaed the Governments
| time and material in the designs and con-
struction Of private buildings. Among
the witness' names are those OF Secretary
| Folger, Senator Dawes and A. A. Nullet,
sx-Supsrvising Architect.
the Apollo Commandery.
CHICAGO. April l7.-One Of the morning
papers to-day. commenting editorially on
the Apollo Commandery AFFAIR, inquiries
Why the European trip should have been
proposed. instead Of that ACROSS the Rocky
Mountains. II company with brothers Of
other Communicates. The public knows
that the California CommAndery VA not
| veil pleased with ito treatment here in
1854, and that 0assett, rightly or wrongly,
was blamed therefor. II has been said that
there Il no humiliation equal to that Of
accepting hospitality from : party q has
wronged. Was this ct the bottom Of Gas
sett's determination TO cut California ?
According TO the letters Of Dr.. Collister.
who VA sent out to view the land, the
Californian have forgotten and forgiven
the inconyeuienos they suffered In Chica.
60, and we're prepared 10 heap Goals OF
earthly comfort ON the heads Of the Apollo
OcmmAndery.
etriktng Tanners aud uolders.
PrrrsBunc, April 1.-Two hundred
tanners. Or about half the force employed
in the Allegheny tanneries. struck this
morning against : Reduction Of Il per
week. The tAnneries ars running With =
reduced force.
Nine coal mines along the Panhandle
Railroad resumed operations this morning
- . reduced mining rate Of three cents per
bushsl.
RrADrxo. Pa. April 1.-THE striking
molders Of the Manhattan Hardware Com
pany returned TO work this morning, their
committee having received satisfactory
terms from he Arm.
Suicide Of = Reporter.
CHxvxzx1. April H.-Ailsn pottsr, Who
csms hare = . reporter for the Chicago
Times 70 report The meeting Of The Stock
0rowsrss Association. but went on { long
dsbsuoh instead. shielded this morning
with morphia. The father Of the deceased
u 8 banker IN Kalamazoo, Mich.
Great DeWand fsr Press Tickets.
CuozxsA1z. April 1.-THE Dramatic
Festival Awosiation b finding great dim-
Guilty In providing for ths press. They
~ 1hsy have already over a,So0 appllea-
lions fcr press tickets from All parts 81 he
country. The sals Of single ssAts, now
progressing shows . prstereucs for the
SulIos CESAR End Hamlet performances.
4 naa nsy.
WxrrLsHo. w. Va. April H. Min xAts
Kats 0rifath. Z school teacher a. Martins
Ferry. attempted to correct VIM. Beck. .
l5-xeax~old pupil. whsn he assaulted and
best her brutally, until. It h thought. she
y fatally iplcxod. The boy va axrsstsd.