Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-26
EASTERN NEWS.
The Grandest Mill That
Ever Was.
A FRIENDLY" SET-T0 IN
EVERY WAY.
What Are a Railroads Net
Earnings?
A SALOON MANS SKULL CRUSHED
IN OHIO
By Pharisees, Who Are Better Than
Other Men.
MR.. ARTHuR'S COURTESY TO
MR.. CLEVELAND.
MR.. ARTHUR'S COURTESY TO
Mr.. CLEVELAND.
A Daisy s.MiiI.',
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

A Daisy ssMiil."
New YORK, Nov. 25.-The much-talked.
Of boxing match between Charles Mitchell
and Jack Burke, who were to have fought
eight rounds, Marquis of Qu~eensbury
rules, at Madison Square Garden, last
night, turned out q fssco. About 500
spectators and so reporters went to see the
great exhibition. Among the 800 were po-
lice captains of various precincts Of the
city who had been specially ordered to be
present. One sport remarked: This is the
funeral of glove fights in New York. AT
10 o'clock Mitchell and Burke appeared on
the stage, accompanied by Billy Madden.
Bob Smlsh announced that in consequence
of the interest taken in this match by the
District Attorney and police and from a
desire that all present should be able to
get home in time to drown their sorrows,
Messrs. Mitchell and Burke will give a
Quaker exhibition of sparring three rounds
according to the latest rules OF the peace
society. The men were dressed in
plain white tights and drawers. When
time wal called, they advanced toward
each other, offered the right hand
of good fellowship, then drew back
to admire each other. They chucked each
other under the chin and smoothed each
others cheeks in a really affectionate way
once or twice. When the first three min
utes were over they gracefully bowed and
retired to their The crowd
which had increased to perhaps 1000
groaned feelingly, but the fighters only
smiled. The second and third rounds
were similar. Once Mitchell pushed his
cheek against Burke's glove, for which
Burke apologized. Then Mitchell pstted
his opponents right cheek, and, in Scrip
tursl fashion, Burke turned the left to
him. Another time Burke got close
enough to Mitchell for the latter to put a
glove as far as he could in the formers
So it went on until the third
round was over. A more Disguised crowd
than that which left the Garden has
rarely been seen in the city. There was
no decision as to the winner, but that
would have been no use. as there was
nothing to divide between the men.
FrightfuI Surgery.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. pa Herald's
from Gambler reports that Mrs.
Welker, living two miles from town, lay i'll,
and, being a s~piritualist, refused medical
aid, but was persuaded to submit to treat
ment by a man named Burrows, who said
he was a medium and under the influence
OF the spirit of Indian Chief Burrows. He
said the woman was afflicted by the devil,
which he proceeded to drive out by beating
her about the head and shoulders and
otherwise maltreatlng her. in consequence
of which she died last Wednesday. The
house where Mrs. Welker died is locked,
and no n was permitted to enter it until
Saturday, when her cousin, DR.. Welker,
forced his way in. He found the corpse
stretched on q bed in q state OF nudity.
Unless Burrows proves to be insane, he
will be tried for granddaughter.
What are Net Earnings?
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-In the Court OF
Claims to-day, Judge jeremiah Wilson
began his argument in the case Of the
Government VS.. the U. P. r. r. Co.
emit as counsel for the company. 1t has
been agreed that the questions as argued
shall be what constitute net earnings of
the main line of the road under the Thur
man Act, and what is q fair compensation
for the government to pay the company
for the transportation of mail. Counsel
for the r. r. company are of the opinion
that the trial of the case will occupy two
or three weeks.
Through On the .. 8. L..
CHICAGO, Nov. u.s. On and after Dec. /,
trains Nos. /. and 2 Of the U. P. will con-
tain a through car for the Pacific Coast.
They will go by the new Oregon Short
Line, leaving Omaha at the usual time,
reaching Granger at II A. M. the next day
and arriving at Huntington, the terminus
Of the Oregon Short Line. at noon the
second day. At the latter point of the
line the Oregon Railway & Navigation
Company begins. A train will make close
connections and reach Portland at Sic
O'Clock the following morning.
Policemen in n New Role.
New YORK, Nov. 25.-Policemen Grant
and Devine have been committed to avail,
trial on the charge Of highway robbery
and attempted shooting. While drunk
and OF duty last night they attacked 9
man and robbed him aud fred several
shots while he was endeavoring to escape,
Two other policemen who failed to arres,
the guilty officers were suspended by the
Mayor.
Indignation over a FIogging.
CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-A Daily News Win.
nepeg special says the pressure brought tc
bear OIL the Government by public indig.
nation at the fogging of prisoner McCor.
mick at the instigation OF Attorney Gen.
eral Miller. is SO great that the Govern.
ment has been compelled to demand the
resignation OF Miller. He will leave the
Government in about a week.
A Prohibition Outrage.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 25.-A large crowd
Of the anti-liquor element at Bladensburg,
Kno county, made an attack, Saturday
night, on Chapin's saloon. The proprie-
tor was struck Cd the head by a stone