Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-01

delegation has decided to support ex-Con-
gresham Clark for clerk Of the House.
Seventeen Democratic members Of the
New York delegation met to-day without
action and took . recess until evening.
The members present say the entire dele
CATION, with two exceptions, will support
Cox to the last. The Republican caucus
meets Saturday at 2 p. m. to nominate the
officers of the House.
She Cuts Her Daughters' Threats.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 30.-About noon to-
day Mrs. Rail, q married woman, living
on Biddell street, cut the throats Of her
two girls. children, sged respectively 4
years and IS months, and then cut her
own throat. The children soon died, and
the mother, though yet alive, 10 MOI ex-
pected to live. She says she does not want
to live. Domestic infelicity prevailed
upon her mind. The family occupies a
good position. Mrs. Rail is about %
years old.
Railroad Accident.
GREESFIELD, Ohio, Nov. 30.-A section
gang Of i've men on . hand car, returning
home on the Southern Ohio division Of the
Indiana, Bloomington & Western Rail-
road, near Bethesda, yesterday evening,
were overtaken by the construction en-
CINE running Wild" William Clay and
Michael Mccormick were killed and Will
lam Mortimer severely and others slight
~ injured.
House Democratic NOminatlons.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-The Democratic
caucus for nomination Of officers Of the
House will meet 1t 1880 Saturday morning.
Soon after the organization Of the House
Gen. Rosecrans will introduce q resolution
proposing an amendment to the constitu-
ton forever prohibiting polygamy in the
United States and in AL places under its
jurisdiction.
Theresa serves Her Period.
CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-Theresa Sturlula,
sentenced to n years imprisonment for
the murder of Charles Stiles, caller of the
Chicago call board, was released from the
p~enitentiary at Joliet to-day, having COM
pleted her term. The killing and the trial
we're among the most sensational in the
criminal annals of the city.
windsor Theater Losses.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-The lessee Of the
Windsor Theater places his loss ct about
$40, 900, partly insured. The interruption
OF the season may cost him $5O, 600. The
loss on the theater building is placed at
$200, 900; insured for two-thirds its value.
A Fire.
SoLoNvILLE, Mass, Nov. 3O.-The So
lonville wooden mills, owned by M. Simp-
son, were burned this morning. Five
building were destroyed. The company
employed about 500 persons. Loss on
buildings and machinery $50, 900. Loss
on stock and insurance not ascertained.
Preacher at ServiceHDrOPs Dead
Boston. Nov. 30.-Rev. Warren Il. Cud-
worth. the pastor Of the Church Of Our
Saviour, Unitarian, dropped dead while
taking part at the union service at MAYER
lex Church.
Blows His Wffe.s Brains Ont.
vARNEY, Ark, Nov. 30.-After a quarrel
to-day Frank williams blew his wife's
brains out by firing both barrels of . shot
gun upon her. He escaped. A crowd ia
in pursuit.
A Weather Prophet s'GOes."
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 30.-Prof. j. H. Tice,
. we'll known weather prophet, died sud
denly this morning at his residence in the
suburbs at Chelton Hall.
Senator Anthony's Health.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-Senator Anthony
continues to improve. His physicians
think he will be able to leave for Washing
ton Saturday or Monday.
Distinguished Educator Dead.
Indianapolis, Nov. 30.-Prof. g.. K.
Hespur, a distinguished educator Of this
State, died in this city to-day at the ad.
vanced age Of 80 years.
Freight Handlers strike.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 30.-The freight
handlers strike continues, causing q
blockade at all the depots, the railroads
refusing freight.
Sic SchOOners Lost.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, Nov. 30.-Fears arr
entertained that 6 fishing schooners wers
lest. during the gale Of the 18th and 18th
| with IS men.
Gov. Stevenson Dead.
P~ARKERsBURG, Va, Nov. 30.-Ex-Gov
| ernOr Stevenson died to-day.