Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-23
Gossip About the President
and Richard Crowley.
MINISTER LOWELL TO
BE
Secretary Folger to be Sent to
the Court of st. James.
THREE MEN MURDERED IN
SAINT HELENA PARISH.
Meeting of the Good Templars
at Chicago.
A COMPROMISE OF THE CHIPPEWA
RAILROAD WAR.
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ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
WASHINGTON, May 22.-The fact that
Richard Crowley is in Washington, and
the fact that he spent some time with
President Arthur this evening, has caused
comment among gossips. 1t was reported
some time since that a breach had occur
red between the President and Crowley
that would not o if ever, be mended.
The cause of the trouble was never made
clear, and afterwards Crowley denied that
any difference existed between them. 1t
is stated tonight, however, that a conflict
did spring up between the two, owing to q
Misunderstanding regarding some matters
Of importance to Crowley's constituents
and that Attorney-Ge nera Brewster hoped
to widen the gap. The statement, however,
is very indefinite. The fact that Crowley
has beer seer at the White House very
recently in close conversation with the
President strengthens the belief that the
rumor Of a disruption has little if any
foundation. But q long interview this
afternoon has given another class OF gos-
sips, Cabinet makers and brokers a theme.
They say that Arthur has for q long time
been very anxious to get Folger out of the
Cabinet, but Folger has been SO largely
sacrificed since be has been in the Cabinet
that Arthur does not feel like throwing
him overheard altogether. He is, there
fore, about to withdraw Minister Lowell,
against whom there has been made COM
plant, on account of the Irish troubles,
and send Folger to the Court Of st. James.
This, the gossips say, would be q nice way
to provide for Folger, and then he will
give his friend Crowley the Treasury port
folio. 1t is actually asserted that the
President sent for Crowley to come and
see him, and that the proposed change in
the Cabinet was the subject of their inter-
view last night. The gossip is given for
what it is worth.
Settling an Old Feud.
NEW ORLEANS, May 22.-The Democrats
Amite, La, special says that yesterday
evening Guion and Pierce Lannier and
wm. Curley were murdered in the south
ern portion OF st. Helena Parish. Guion
and Pierce Lannier are the SONS Of Pierce
Lannier ST., who was murdered about
three months ago on the Baton Rouge road
in Levingston Parish. Suspicion pointed
to VIM. and Jas. Curley as the assassins.
The two Lannier boys resolved to avenge
their fathers death. About q month after
his murder James Curley was murdered.
Last Saturday the Lanniers were ct
Greensbury, St. Helena Parish, but
learned that they would probably be ar
rested on suspicion as the slayers OF Jas.
Curley left town, and remained at q house
in the country. The Lanniers started
yesterday for their home In Levingston
Parish, and II 10 supposed that william
Curley and Robert Morrison, his brother
in-lsw, smbushed themselves and awaited
their coming. In the fght which followed
the two Lanniers and VIM. Curley were
killed. A C~oroner's inquest 10 being held
to-day.
4 Gathering Of Good Tempiars.
CHICAGO, May 22.-The Grand Lodge
Of the World Of the Independent Order Of
Good Tempisrs began its 2oth annual ses.
sion in this city this morning. but adj
journed after some preliminary work.
George B. Kstzenstein OF California, Right
Worthy Grand Templar, presided. The
delegates announce that . plan Of action
WILL W OUbilu00 kOE s0O 80A08nOo "a buVOIs
dinAte lodges, In making the power OF the
Order felt - . political agency In securing
prohibitory enactments Of the several
States Of the Union.
Brave Rescue or Two Men.
CHICAGO, May 22.-On Sunday two men
from this city were fishing on the Lake.
when the storm arose and blew their boat
ashore at the end Of Fullerton avenue.
There they succeeded in climbing to .
place N the crib, where they were safe
from the waves, but could not be rescued
or supplied with food, owing to the terri
BILE waves and surf. They we're released
this morning by q life .saving crew after
considerable exertion. Great crowds lined
the shore to witness the rescue. The men
showed evidences Of their severe siege, but
other wise were u~ninjured.
A Railroad War Settled.
EAU CLAIRE. Wis, May 22.-Yesterday
the Chippewa Railroad war was settled by
a compromise. The Omaha Company are
70 bring their grade up 10 that Of the Gen.
trail, and both companies are TO build and
maintain 9 crossing, each paying one-half
the expenses.
The Coroner's Jury were in session to-
Gay Ov0I Tue IoWeiub VI tuo lbDOr6T VINO was
killed, but after viewing the body they ad-
journed without hearing any evidence or
rendering . verdict.
A Duel Fought.
NEw ORLEANS. May 22.-David Todd,
son Of Justice Todd Of the Supreme Court,
and Joseph Levison, editor Of the Mas
colt. fought . duel this morning near the
city. After an exchange Of harmless
shots ct Is PAGES both declared them
selves satis1ed. The trouble grew out Of an
article published in the Mascot rejecting
on Todd's father.
A Snowstorm In Ohio.
CINCINNATI, May 22.-Enow fell on the
hill tops last night, and lay on the roofs
and trees to the depth Of one and two
inches. Many branches Of trees were bro
ken down. The snow wss still visible this
morning. but was al gone by 10 O'Clock,
leaving no sign Of blight on the leaves or
fruits.
Drowned Her Two Children.
WrLLIAMsFrELD, o., May 22.-Mrs. r. J..
Millrie Of Linden, Ashtabnla County,
wh;la In n AT M insanitv. drownad her two