Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-23
A Murderer Carries the Secret Of the Lost
Boy to his Grave.
UTAH MISSIONARIES ON THEIR
WAY TO EUROPE.


accompanied by h. MorgAD, Q lawyer OF
Philadelphia, have been in Edwardsville,
ILL.,, and in this city for the past Two or
three days attempting to get ct the truth
of the story told by . young man named
Donnelly, who is under sentence of one
year in the penitentiary for SOM crime.
But nothing has come Of the investigation
20 far, and it is not likely that anything
will. It is believed, however, both by Mr..
Ross and Prosecuting Attorney Yaeger of
Madison County, Ill, to whom Donneily
first told the story, that there is somebody
behind Donnelly who may know some.
thing Of importance. and possibly may
have knowledge Of the whereabouts of the
lost boy. or who he was abducted by. But
Donnelly says he will reveal nothing until
he gets out of the penitentiary again. and
Mr.. Ross, having no hopes of obtaining
further information, will leave for home
tomorrow.
A New Clue to she Lost Boy.
PrrTsBURa, Oct. ga telegram from
81. Louis stating that q new clue had been
found to Charlie Ross has been corrob-
GRATED by the statement of a gentleman
here from Wyoming, who says that Henry
Mosher, a brother Of the Mosher who ad-
mitted the kidnapping Of Charlie Ross,
was lynched near Cheyenne Eve weeks ago.
Mosher begged that his life should be
spared "a hours, md said he would give
the world information for which it had
been seeking for years past. He admitted
having the custody Of . person held for
ransom for more than a year and said he
had been driven to the Far West by the
hot pursuit Of detectives. The time was
not allowed, and the secret died with him.
The crime for which Mosher was lynched
was for killing J. H. Wentzell and a MUIR
derous assault upon John Knight.
Mormon Missionaries.
New YORK, Oct. pa party of thirty
six missionaries, on their way from Utah
to Europe, reached this city this morning.
They we're accompanied by George @. Cam
non, John F. Oaine, his successor in the
House of Representatives; Mrs. John O..
Cannon. who is going to join her husband
in Switzerland; Mrs. John Reeve, wife Of
the General Ticket Agent of the Utah Rail-
road; Mrs. Amy Long, who is going to
meet her husband in India, and F. S.
Richards, who comes here on legal busi-
ness with his wife. The party of mission
aries are to eail for Liverpool, and from
there will be distributed throughout
Great Britain, Scandinavia, Switzerland,
Germany and Austria.
The Horse Show opened.
NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-The FIRST annual
exhibition Of the National Horse Show As
ISOLATION Of America opened this morning
in Madison Square Garden. Nearly all
the entries are complete and numbered.
In all, including those horses entered for
special premiums, are 400 animals. OF
these, 1856 entered for regular prizes. In
the latter class is included q number of
fancy carriage and coach horses, as we'll as
the horses of the fire and police depart
ments. J. R. Keene has two horses en-
tered. In the list of thoroughbreds,
which number nine, Gen. Grant has
entered his pair Of gray Arabian ponies.
A Fatal Shooting ARRAY.
AUGUSTA, Oct. pa bloody and fatal
fight occurred yesterday near Mclean
Church, in Burke County. On Saturday
there was . difficulty between two young
men. Syms and Rogers. at the baseball
ground. Syms cut Rogers in the hand.
After church yesterday the difficulty was
renewed. Thomas Syms and his sons
Frank and Thomas, were shot by F. B., J..
M. and Warren Rogers, and Rufus Nc
Norrell, John T. Cox and Thomas B.
Syms were shot five times and killed.
Frank aud Tom Syms we're MORALLY
wounded. John Rogers was shot in the
face by friends Of the Syms family. He
was reported unarmed. All the parties
are respectfully connected and we'll to do
farmers.
Signalling for Assistance.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 22-2:3O P. M.-The
steamer Heimdahl from Copenhagen for
this port. with 500 persons on board, is
reported off Fire Island signalling for as
sistance, and is on fire.
LATER-The steamer Heimdahl, report
ed on fire, has arrived in the lower bay.
She has on board three cabin and 3O5 steer
age passengers. She reports that on the
evening Of Oct. 81 smoke was discovered
coming up from the lower main hold.
Steam WA turned on to keep the fire down.
The cause Of the fire was not ascertained.
The people on board are not now in peril,
however.
Destructive and Fatal Ere.
ANNAPOLIS, Oct. a. Basil's Block, near
the market. is ablaze. It contains the
largest business houses in the city. It is
thought that two or three persons are
burned to death. The Mayor has tele-
graphed to Baltimore for aid.
Later.-Two persons were killed, Charles
Legg and his aged aunt, Miss Lizzie Wat
kins. whom Legg. after he was Of the
house, vent back to save. Ten houses and
nine storerooms we're burned. Loss,
$50, 1000.
BuYme0 60 Death.
MDDLEvILLE, Mich, Oct. 22.-During
the fire three men and q boy were buried
beneath the falling walls and burned to
death.
Death Of Mrs. Slager.