Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-01-04

nominated they will be able to nominate
the other map.
Funeral Obsequfes of Archbishop
Perchc.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 3.-The grand re-
ligious, civic and military o~bsequies of the
late Archbishop Perche took place yester-
day. The procession was a large one, in
GLIDING the Catholic clergy, state and city
officers, military and the various Catholic
societies, Sisters of Charity and Mercy,
in charge of the inmates OF the re-
spective asylums, aud a concourse of citi-
zens. The st. Louis Cathedral was dec
GRATED with funeral emblems and appro-
pirate inscriptions. Archbishop Leroy
oficiated at the Cathedral, assisted by the
clergy from this and other States.
Execution of Two Murderers.
NEWARK, N. j., Jan. 3.-Martin was
hanged at 1926 this forenoon. Martin
was condemned to death for the murder
of his wife and child. He was So years of
age. He was cut down at 1880.
James b. Graves was hanged at II :04.
He was carried to the scaffold. Graves
was q ~recluse, and was IS years of age. In
the house where he lived was a family
named Soden, which included a boy named
Eddie Graves. He was annoyed by the
boys, and among them was Eddie Soden,
and on the night of Dec. 20, 1881, crept
up behind Eddie while the latter was
lighting a lamp and shot him dead.
Miss WilIard's Political Movement.
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 3.-The Cleveland
Women's Christian Union is about to
initiate another political movement,
planned by Miss Francis Willard, Vice
President of the society, who recently left
there for Chicago, from which point she
will s~uperintend similar work throughout
the State and local towns in the United
States. The project is to get one million
signatures to a memorial to be presented
at the next National Convention of each
party, asking the insertion of the prohi-
bition plank in the platform.
Take tIae Oath of Office.
BosroN, Jan. 3.-Gov. Butler and staff
were in the Executive Chamber this morn
ing. He sent two of his staff to accompa-
ny Governor elect Robinson to the State
house, where he was warmly welcomed by
0ON. DutltIs Alter US IIS6lucub DTuCc
of the Senate administered the oath of
Office to Robinson and L~ieutenant-Gov-
ernor Ames. The Governor elect at once
began his address.
Shielded.
DETROIT, Jan. 3.-Mrs. Dan Holbrook,
daughter of old Mr.. Crouch, who was hor-
ribly murdered near Jackson, Mich, sew
eral weeks ago, was found dead in her bed
to-day. She locked herself in the room
after dinner and went to bed, and it is be-
lieved took l%audanun, as an empty bottle
was found in the room. Her husband
was absent at the time. No cause is
assigned.
Forged Endorsements.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The Star says
that Clarence M. Boston, who was night
editor of the Republican when the ARRAY
occurred between the Sateldo brothers and
himself, has disappeared. leaving a num-
Der of forged endorsements to an amount
unknown.
A Prize Fight stopped.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-The police at mid
night stopped aprize fight between William
l.. Graham, a brakeman, and William
Oliver, a s~aloon-keeper. The principals
were arrested.
A SnOwstOrm.
BUFFALO, Jan. "a fierce snowstorm is
raging, with the wind at forty to fifty miles
an hour. There is no serious damage as
yet.
Death of Rev. Mr.. Walsh.
BosToN, Jan. 3.-Rev. Lawrence Walsh,
formerly Treasurer of the Land League, is
dead. He was 43 years old.