Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-12-06

Rev. w. A. Downs eloped with Deacon q.
Mitchell Terry, leaving behind Der two
children. aged 2 and 4 years. The vile
Telegram he'd 10 Pastor Downs that she was
happy with her own dear Terry, and
would never return to her former home at
Riyerhead. 1t is believed the couple have
gone to Florida, where Terry has q sister
who eloped some time ago with Capt.
Penny, leaving four children after her.
Terry was very active in church work.
A working Session.
WAsHIxGroy, Dec. 5.-The Star says it
seems to have settled down to a certainty
that this will be a working session, and
much important matter before the House
and in the committees will be disposed Of
during the Winter. Becker says the
Banking and Currency Committee will
try to pass through the House some bill to
secure a National Bank system and avert Q
financial depression. The Interstate
Commerce bill will possibly not occupy
more than two days. Cobb will make an
effort to pass some additional land grant
forfeiture bills, and there will be an effort
made to pass q bankruptcy bill. The
N~icaraguan Canal men will attempt to
have some action taken by the House to
the advancement Of their interests. There
will be an effort made also to pass a bill
restricting the coinage of the silver dollar.
Assignment.
TOLEDO, O., Dec. 5.-Raymer, Segrave
& Co., private bankers, assigned Ibis
morning to their creditors, mostly Eastern
parties, whom Raymer & Segrsve were
agents for losning money. 1t is said that,
in order to make as much as possible, the
firm took part Of the securities, u were
obliged to guarantee loans to the capital
ists. This method has been carried on for
years, and the depreciation in the value
of real estate finally compelled a suspen-
sion. Their private deposits are not ex-
ceeding, say, 500, 900. The bankers say
there are nearly $3.50, 900 in secured liza
bilities, and $50, 900 unsecured.
Statue of Garfield.
COLUMBUS, Dec. 5.-Gov. Hoadley has
appointed a commission of eight members,
OF which J. D. Cox of Hamilton county is
the Chairman, to procure and present Con-
gress with a statue of the late President
Garfield as a part Of the Ohio contribution
to the National Gallery at Washington.
This commission was appointed under q
laW IdsE hlutoE W tdhc thO piaSS u wv
former commission. The statue is already
in an advanced state of preparation.
Much-Marrfed Levy.
CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-Levy, the cornetist,
was again married last night. His bride
this time is Miss Stella Costa, the Belgian
soprano, and q member Of his concert COM
pany. Levy presented his wife with $500
worth of diamonds. Levy's numerous pre-
vious matrimonial difficulties have been
widely published. His last wife was Min
nice onwsy, who procureded a divorce from
him q short time ago and married Osmond
Tearle.
A Wholesome killing.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5.-A Constable
ven. to the house of Thornton Wolfnger,
an expressman, aged Al, residing at 962
North Eighth street, to serve q warrant on
Wolfnger for abusing his wife. Upon en-
tering the house and stating his business,
Wolinger drew q revolver aud sent q bull
let crashing through his own head. He
died almost instantly.
Sending I'm the Electoral Vote.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The Electoral
votes of the several States were received
to-day by the President of the Senate.
The first that came by messenger was from
Pennsylvania; the first by mail was New
Hampshire.
$4,000 worth of Baseball.
PITTsBURe, Dec. 5.-The Pittsburg
Baseball team for next season represent
a cost of over s31, 900, which includes
Sc, 900 paid for the release of the Column
bus players. This is said to be more
money than was ever before paid for q
baseball club in the United States.
Consul to San Francisco.
CHICAGO, Dec. edmond Carey. who
for many years held the post OF French
Consul in Chicago, has been appointed by
the French Government as Consul in San
Francisco.
Over the Mayors Veto.
New York, Dec. 5.-The Board OF Alder
men passed over Mayor Edson's veto a
resolution giving the Broadway Railroad
Company permission to construct q rail-
road on Broadway.
without Foundation.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-The statement pub
lished by specials that Gould has bought
out the Postal Company, is pronounced
wtthoutfoundation by the friends of Gould.
Malignant Diphtheria.
WINDSOR, Ont, Dec. ga malignant
form of %diphtheria is causing serious
mortality in parts OF East and West Sand
witch and other places in the vicinity.
Grant Life Pension.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-It is expected
that Logan will introduce a bill embody-
ing President Arthur's suggestion to give
Gen. Grant a life pension.
Declined.
MONTREAL, Dec. 5. = President elect
Cleveland declined an invitation to attend
the Carnival, owing to a pressure Of bust
ness.
Ceur d'Aiene.
We suspect that the following gives
ahnuk the kruth in Ya0ard In Cmnr d'Alana.