Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-28

The Guards Over Garfield's
Grave Becoming Insane.
A PECULIAR FORM OF INSAN-
ITY AND MELANCHOLY.
Devices to Get Away from the CHASTITY
Array of Mounds and Tombs.
NO CHANGE N TIE SITUATION At
TIE DIAMOND SHAFT.
INDICTMENTS AGAINST BRADY
AND KELLOGG.

SPECIAL TO The sES1ISEL.l
CLEVELAND, O., March 81. Joseph
Kashinsky, a private in Company H,
Tenth Infantry, under Lieut.. S. G. Ly-
burn, on duty at Garfeld's grave in Lake
View Cemetery, has become insane, and
yesterday vas taken to Fort Wayne, De-
troit, for care. 1t is q peculiar form OF
insanity and melancholy, and a peculiar
state of affairs came to light when the
case was looked up. The men on guard
decline to do their duty, and several cases
are reported of the men committing
offenses for the purpose Of getting pun
ished, a devise used to get away from the
| ghostly array Of mounds and tombs. This
is said to have driven Kashinsky insane,
and his incoherent language and actions
carry out the impression. One man, a
veteran, said tonight: II dread the duty,
although l am not afraid Of it, and do not
complain" But on younger men the
strain is intense. Many tricks are resorted
to to escape night watches. Kashinsky is
q young Polander, and has been but ten
months a soldier. He is q years Of age,
and until this terrible trouble came to
light was a hearty, healthy young man.
viewing the Desolate Scene.
BRAIDwocD, Ills, March 27.-There is
no change in the situation at the Diamond
shaft since last night. Two forces of men
are at work in the mine; one force is clear
ing the track in the main road, and the
other is trying to make an entrance over
or through the distractions which block
the way at the fsrthest point explored.
The officials at the mine state that it is
barely possible that any more bodies will
be found tonight. At the objective point
Of research there is a large fall Of rock,
about ITO yards from the main shaft. At
this place were found most Of the bodies
taken out yesterday. 1t is thought num-
Der of victims lie under this mass of de-
bris. Explorations have been extended
425 yards in one direction from main shaft
and 555 yards in another. About one foot
of water still remains at the bottom Of the
shaft, in spite Of the work of the pumps,
showing that a great body of water remains
in the mine. Car loads of debris have been
hoisted to the surface and dumped, and a
few men and women stand listlessly about,
viewing the desolate scene. The funeral
Train Stlll stGlluS uelE Luc 5uEltJ Wdltkuk
for the next load.
The Suit Against Mason.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-It was under
stood at the time that the amount Of the
subscription for "Betty and the Baby"
only amounted to 50, 900 or $4,000. j. G..
Bigelow, Sergeant Mason's counsel, be-
lieves the contributions aggregated S12,-
| 0nO re uhiob Ct nm no 1aft IN lapos,t ~
Riggs & Co.'s Bank in this city. As he
has not been paid for his efforts to get
Mason released IN habeas corpus Bigelow
now sues the Sergeant and Betty and the
bank, and every interested party in fact,
except the baby, for So 500, or such other
sum as may be found to be a fair compen-
sation for his labor, together with reim-
bursement for the expense he has incurred.
Bound ana Gagged.
Butte CREEK, March 27.-A man named
johnson, living near Johnstown, Oshkosh,
suspected his hired man, named Frey. Of
undue intimacy with his wife. Finding
Frey alone in the woods Johnson bound
and gagged him, and secured him to a
tree. After mutilating his person the
assailant left Frey, and the latter vas only
discovered by a search yarty two days
a u lC Wdb UNCONSCIOUS dld ~
limbs were badly frozen, but he may re.
cover. johnson and his wife fed.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COmmuni.
cation.
SALT LAKE, March 27.-At Santa Quin,
Utah, on Wednesday, the wife Of W. R.
Scott, railroad agent, placed some poisoned
bread in a pantry for the purpose OF kill
ing mice, but unfortunately one of the
children ate a piece Of it, which resulted
in its death yesterday.
Salt Lake was placed in Geographic
Communication with Denver to-day by the
new line constructed by the Denver &
Rio Grande Railway.
nit for Damages.
DETROIT, March 27.-Professor Donald
Mclean, Of the medical department OF the
editor Of the Evening News, for $50, 900
| damages, for publishing from a Canadian
paper an article asserting that the Profess
sor committed adultery with a female pa
| tent from Tilsonbury, Ontario, who went
to Ann Arbor for medical treatment.
More Star Route Indictments.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-The Grand
Jury returned indictments this afternoon
against Thomas J. Brady. for corrupt Off
cial action on two Of the Price routes, and
one agsins. William Pitt Kellogg, for I'M
lawfully receiving money from Price In
consideration for corraptly influencing
| Brady to award Prices mail route, and
one against Brady and Kellogg for Goa
sp!Taey In connection with tao same routes.
The Case OF Dukes.
UNIoNTowN, March 27.-Dukes has not
complied with the notice to leave town,
and the "a hours are about up. He has
not ventured from his room since he came
back. 1t is whispered about that another
meeting is to be held this afternoon, when
it will be decided what action shall be
| taken in the event OF Dukes still refusing
to leave.
Wants Damages for Arrest.
NEW YORK, March 27.-Captain Irving