Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-01-22

fire apparatus. Several women tainted.
and the valuable stained glass was demol-
ished by q man jumping through it 10 the
street.
Rtotous Demonstrations by Miners.
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 2l.-It is reported
here that the miners employed by the
Pittsburg, Youngstown d Cleveland Rail.
road. at Bergbalz, are making riotous
demonstration on account Of receiving nc
nav. The bridges have been torn down,
the trestle works wrecked, and the com
pany's other property destroyed. The
n~articulars are meagre, because there is NO
telegrsphic communication. Alarge num-
Der of Italians are congregated at Alliance,
but are quiet.
Looking Detected and Nervous.
JAMAICA, L. l., Jan. 21.-Edmund s.
Tsppan, q ~self-confessed accessory to the
murder of Mrs. Msybee and daughter on
the night Of Nov. II, was brought into
court this morning handcuffed. He looked
yery detected and nervous. He had been
in the Court but 0 few minutes when he
was seized with cramps and rolled off his
chair in great agony. When somewhat
recovered the District Attorney asked to
adjourn, which was granted till Wednes-
day. The name of the woman suspected
of aiding in the murder is not yet divulged.
Still Has Hopes.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-Senator Morgan
still has hopes of securing the ratification
of Q treaty with Mexico, as Messrs. Cam
eron, Hampton and Farley, who were not
present on Friday, are friendly to the
measure. Mr.. Morgan's only object is to
pave the way for closer commercial rela-
tions. The Mexicans are very anxious to
abolish the free zone, and could do 80 by
means of the pending treaty.
Held for Train Robbery.
LAREDO, Jan. 21.-The case Of Pablo
Quintana, Mayor Of New Laredo, Mexico,
imprisoned at Monterey on the charge Of
completely in the recent train robbery on
the Mexican National Railroad, has been
secretly investigated before the Judge.
Sufficient evidence was developed to hold
the culprit for final trial in the public
courts.
Raflrosd Accident.
ST.. LOUIS. Jan. 21.-The Wabash "Can-
non-Ball'' train, due here early this morn
ing, struck q broken rail three miles below
Macon, Mo. The sleeping-car and two
coaches were wrecked. Fifty passengers
were on the train, six Of whom are badly
injured, and one child fatally.
Recognition OF Heroic Services.
BosToN, Jan. 21.-The President calls
upon the public for a testimonial sub
scription to be presented to Lieut..
Rhodes, OF the revenue cutter Dexter, in
recognition of his heroic efforts to save the
lives of those wrecked on the steamer City
of Columbus.
A Death List Of Ninety.Seven.
BOSTON, Jan. 21.-The passenger list
corrected foots up eigh:y-one passengers,
cabin and steerage. There were forty-five
officers, seamen and walters. The total
death list is ninety-seven. There is nc
possibility that the figures will be altered
by the discovery of additional survivors
Startling Developments Looked for
DALLAS, Tex, Jan. 21.-There will be
46 cases each against Esston, Canmack
and Lahenstein, for completely in the
Pacific cotton swindle. 1t is expected that
Canmack and Easton will turn States evil
dence. Startling developments are looked
for.
Explosion OF Gas Works.
Troy, N. Y, Jan. 21.-The gas works Of
the village Of Malone exploded Saturday,
demolishing several buildings. The watch
mar and a boy were injured.
Suicide of a Cashier.
PATcHoGUE, L. l., Jan. 21.-E. s. Peck
cashier Of the wrecked P~atohogue Bank
shot himself at 2 o'clock this afternoon
an instant after leaving the bank.
Notice of Reduction.
LOWELL, Mass, Jan. 21.-Notice hal
been posted by the Alta corporation reduc
ing wages ten per cent from Jan. l..