Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-22

Continued Furry in Wall
Street Stocks.
ANOTHER FIRM THROWS UP
THE SPONGE.
A Young Lady Of st. Louis
Abducted.
THE HERAlD'S OPINION OF FRANCES
DESIGN ON ToNQuIn.
ESPECIAL TO THE sEsr1NEL.l

DESIGN On T0NVu's.
ESPECIAL TO THE %sENTrNEL.l
WALL STREET, Aug. 81, 10:45 A. Nat
the opening this morning Denver advanced
to 81 Il, but subsequently the bears raided
the stock and the price fell rapidly to 2lA.
Other active shares are heavy and de-
pressed down from \ TO 2ls, the latter in
Louisville and Nashville. The break in
Denver ia on the revival Of the unfavorable
rumors Of yesterday.
II A. M.-The suspension OF Scott d
knight, bankers and brokers, No. 6 Wall
street, is announced. Both are members
of the Stock Exchange. Liabilities about
S65, 900. Stocks firmer. Denver up
to 1874.
In regard to the Scott 4 Knight failure,
it is stated the firm never was considered q
strong one. They were in trouble last
week, but were helped to cover. The
failure is ascribed to the recent decline Of
Denver & Rio Grande. No stocks closed
out yet for their account. Stocks are
steady at the present time.
A Young Lady Abducted.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 21.-Another n q
those mysterious disappearances, for which
st. Louis has become somewhat famous,
occurred here Sunday evening, and has
caused great grief in several well-known
families. On Sunday evening Col. Jas.
o. Church, Vice. President and Manager Of
the Western Anthracite Coal Co., and wife,
rent out for q short drive, leaving at home
their daughter Mary, about II years old.
On their arrival about 8 O'Clock the daugh-
ter could not be found. No clue to her
whereabouts has yet been discovered. She
was last seen standing alone. about Z
o'clock, at the front gate of the family resi-
dence at 2,327 Morgan street. Her parents
state that when they left home she pre-
sented no unusual appearance. Detectives
| have been working on the case since last
| night, and every effort has been made by
| them and her father, but nothing has yet
been heard from her. She was quite
grave and studious, given to music and
cared nothing for g~entlemen's society.
| The only theory thus far advanced Is alb
duction. The young lady is described as
follows About five feet three inches
| high, straight, light brown hair, grayish
blue eyes, oval face, regular features and
sometimes wears her hair banged.
Frances Intention.
New YORK. Aug. 2l.-A Herald editorial.
explaining q special dispatch, says France
seems determined to learn what China
really intends to do about AMMAN. So to-
day, far southwark from the scene Of the
| recent discontinue Of her little force I'M
| der Commander Rivive. she expects to
lombard Hue, the Annamite capital. Her
plan is quite startling, though not entire
ly original. 1t is to take the royal city,
which to the natives seems part and parcel
Of royalty itself, and install . king after
her own liking, leaving to China the diff
| cult task Of explaining that the new mon
arch does not reach the throne in the reg
ular name The temporary success Of
this project seems assured in advance, a.
Hue 10 without = strong defense. How
long the advantage may be maintained will
depend on how long China chooses 10 wait
before dropping her slow but very heavy
hand upon the game.
\ DAFT Polygamfst.
CHICAGO. Aug. 20.-Yesterday afternoon
q middle-aged man Of respectable appear
ance rushed into . DesplAines station and
approaching an officer told him that .
posse Of 40 armed men had followed him
all the way from Salt Lake, whence he had
Just arrived. A little conversation con.
WINGED the officers that the man was de-
mented. They drew from the eccentric
fellows pocket . large Colts revolver and
$50 in cash and then looked him mp for ex-
animation by the County Physician.
Papers on his person showed that his name
was Matthew McCune and that he was .
Mormon from Sal. Lake. He says he has
only one wife, but left her to find rest in
Chicago.
Judge Blacks Funeral.
YoRK. Pa. Aug. 21.-The funeral OF
Judge Black takes place this afternoon at
8 O'Clock from his residence near York.
In honor Of his memory, the Courthouse
is draped in mourning. The York Bar
Association held . special meeting yester.
day and passed appropriate resolutions.
Nearly all the business places will be closed
during the hour Of the funeral, in accord
ance with the proclamation Of Chief Ber-
CESS. and all will unite in homage to the
dead.
HARRISBURG, Aug. 2i.-The Legislature
ID Delng omclally represented py . COM
mittee Of six from each branch ct the
funeral Of Judge Black.
Fire in Chicago.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.-A FIRE occurred at 6
O'Clock this morning in the operating
room Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company in this city, it lie supposed from
. defective fue. The floor of the room il
very much burned and flooded by water.
The company 10 now working all its wires
Of the duplex system to New York, and
to be in order for the usual business
good season this morning.
C0tOred Men shot.
LYNcHBURa, Va, Aug. 21.-At Adding
Saturday William Bridgman. . drunk
m white. made an assault on q negro,
vhom he shot several times, and when
Edwin Hawkins. the negroes half brother,
demonstrated BridgmAn turned and killed
hawkins. The murderer is in jail. Ssri-
us threats Of lynching are made by the
Death Of = E0tel Man.
Ioxo BRANCH. Aug. 21.-Oharlea w