Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-26
TELEGRAPHIC.
Reunion of Morgan's Con-
federate Command.
THE TELEGRAPH sTRIKgss CON-
T1NuE m GOOD SPIRITS.
Dispatches Piled Up at Al
Important Points.
the HEALTH DEPARTMENT or CHICAGO TO
SPEND TIN THOUSAND DOLLARS EXTRA.
The Annual Sun Dance OF
the Sioux Indians.
FIVE CIVIL SUITS AGAINST
THE W. q. COMPANY.
Suits TO be Brought Against the
Star Route Ring.
Suits 70 be Brought Against the
Star Route Ring.
Especial TO THE sxxr1SKI.l

ESPECIAL TO THE sxNrINEL.l
LEXINGTON, KY, July pa reunion OF
John MorgAn's Confederate command il
now in progress here. Several hundred
members OF that notable force are now in
camp On . part Of the estate OF Henry
Clay, ip tents furnished by the War De-
partment. Jefferson Davis was invited,
but sent a letter saying that i'll health pre-
vented him from attempting the fatigue OF
so long . journey and the excitement Of 90
Joyous an occasion. He continued: "The
name of your association is eloquently
commemorative Of the daring deeds per-
formed, Of the dire suffering borne and the
barbarous i~ndignities inflicted o. men who
had braved o struggle in equal combat to
vindicate the rights their fathers left them"
The daughter Of John Morgan is among
the guests. Addresses were made yester-
day by Frank Walters, Gen. Preston, Gen.
Duke, ex-Gov. McCreary, Gen. John s.
Williams and others. At night the Rev.
W. H. Jones of Richmond gave a lecture
on 1.-THE Boys in Grey" The reunion
continues to-day.
Sensational Shooting ARRAY.
NEW YORK, July 25.-James McDermott,
the journalist and Republican politician
Of Brooklyn, was shot in the head Monday
by James Gaynor, who said, as be raised
his revolver, sMcDermott, you traitor,
I've followed you 5000 miles to kill you,
and I'll do it now" The alleged reasons
given for the attempted murder Of McDer-
mott are startling. It is claimed that he
was shot by order Of the Fenian Brother
hood, and that several men had been
chosen to carry out the sentence Of death
which had been imposed upon him. The
story told by Q member of the Brother
hood is to the effect that McDer-
mott succeeded in gaining an entrance to
q secret meeting Of the Brotherhood in Ire
land by manipulating certain letters given
to him by O'Donovan Rosa, and that on
the evidence given by McDermott to Chief
Starkey, the head of the detective force Of
Limerick, Cork and Kerry, Featherstone.
Dalton, Deasy and others were arrested
for conspiracy to murder. They are now
confined in prison on q charge which in
effect is, that they had combined to de-
stroy several houses in the city Of Cork by
the use Of dynamite. McDermott, it is
alleged, told Chief Starkey that he was at
the meeting at which the prisoners were
selected to blow up the houses. He got
paid well for this information, and imme-
diately fed to England. Tive members Of
the Fenian Brotherhood, it is said, fol-
lowed McDermott from Ireland and it was
| one Of these who shot him to-day.
Another dispatch intimates that Nc
Dermott, who recently created . scene by
| his dynamite u~tterances in Canada, wa
wounded In the cheek.
The LILY and Freddy.
NEW YoRK, July 26.-The excitement
over the threatened departure Of Mrs.
Langtry has reached fever heat in dude
dom, and it is rumored that efforts will be
made to delay - long - possible the hour
Of her sailing. The preparations aboard
the steamship Alaska are being pushed
| with great energy, so that everything may
be In readiness. The latest rumor a1oat 10
that Freddy Gebhardt has sold his run
ming horse Eole to the Dryer Brothers
and has instructed his bankers to convert
S47 600 Of his money into English sover-
eigns. It IL further said that his valet has
been busily employed Of late moving small
articles Of baggage from the Fifth Avenue
residence to the steamship Alaska. A re-
port, which could not BE- traced to any re-
liable source, but which has found many
believers, says that Mrs.. Langtry q
now In New York City. One young gen.
tleman who processes an intimate 40
~quaintancs with the movements Of the
Jersey Lily, says that the Alaska business
ID only . ruse to throw people OF the scent,
and that Freddie and the Lily will take
their departure from Boston. 0ebhardt
has $50, 900 : year, but his income for sew
eral years has been mortgaged in oonse-
quence OF his e~xtrsvagAnces this season.
Mrs. Langtry boasts that she has not put
ont : shilling In her travels. She has re-
oeived &200, 600 worth Of jewelry from Geb-
hardt, who bought her . necklace for $25.-
600, bracelets Of alternate sapphires and
diamonds for $4,000, rings enough to cover
every generously built finger on the Lily's
hands, besides BUTTERFLIES, stars, horse
shoes and crescents to stick all over her
bust and form . diamond stomAcher. In
spite Of all this It IL said she 10 about to
throw him overheard.
Chlcago's Mealth-wlres Cut.
cxroAoo. July 25.-Upon the spplica-
ton Of the Health Commissioner the City
Council has authorised N expenditure OF
go. 900 additional 10 the regular sppro-
priation for tho use Of the Health Depart
ment, and the Commissioners states that
the amount will be increased ~ necessity
demands. The Commissioner has engaged
. large extra force Of teams and men to rid
the city Of ell garbage and refuse, with 8
view to improving is sanitary condition,
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