Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-23
EASTERN NEWS.
The Tallapoosa Sinks in
Five Minutes.
L THE CREW v
BUT TWO.
Providence I~nterposes to Save
Mr.. Chandler.
GOV. MuaaAY's MESSAGE 70 THE aov-
EsNoa OF TENNESSEE.
oOwardly congressman Responsible
for Murder.
A BANK PRESIDENT RUNS AWAY WITH
THE COMBINATION.
A BANK PRESIDENT RUNS AWAY WITH
THE COMBINATION.

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ESPECIAL TO TIE sESrryEL.l
Sinking or che Taliapoosa.
BosToN, Aug. 22.-The facts Of the sink
ing of the Tallspoosa are as follows: The
T~allapoosa, with 140 men and officers,
bound for Newport. to take on board Sec
retory Chandler, at IL O'Clock last night,
during q thick fog three miles northeast OF
Oak Bluffs, Msrtha's Vineyard, was struck
in the bow by the schooner James s.
Lowell OF Bath, Capt. Reed, from Balti-
more for Portland with 8 cargo OF coal.
Her side was crushed in and she sank in
Eve minutes in 10 fsthoms Of water. As
she went down her whistle was blown as 8
signal OF distress and was heard by the
steamer Gate City which came up immedi-
ately, and, with the schooner Mary A.
Hood, which happened to be in the vicin-
ity, rescued the crew with the exception
of the surgeon and one man which
are said to be missing. The Gate
City blew her whistle and the
steamer Fishhswk. lying at the wharf at
Wo~odshsll, sent out her steam launch.
The Gate City lay to until 8 O'Clock trans
ferring the crew to the launch. They
nave all landed at Woodshall. The ITALIA
pooss lies on what is known IS Squash
Meadow Flat. Her smokestsck and top
mast alone are visible. The schooner
James s. Lowell also has on board several
"a 81. TalIa~o1a ro- Tho namca nf
those missing from the Tallapoosa are
Surgeon Clarence E. Black and George A.
Foster, landsman. Some of Secretary
Chambers personal effects were on the
vessel when che sank.
A Tart Message.
SALT LAKE, Aug. 22.-Gov. Murray to-
day sent the following dispatch to the
Governor OF Tennessee.
SALT LAKE Orr. Aug. IL. Gov. ". B.
Bates, Nashville, Tenn: Dispatches indi-
cate that you are exerting yourself to vim
dictate the law in the matter Of the muir
dered Mormon missionaries in Tennessee.
I thank yon for this action. the charges
Of preaching polygamy are no excuse for
murder. / trust you may bring the guilty
to punishment, thereby preventing such
lswlessness in Tennessee and elsewhere.
Lawlessness in Tennessee and Utah are
alike reprehensible, but as to the murder
Of Mormon agents in Tennessee sent from
here, as they have been for years, by re-
representatives. Of organized crime, / submit
that as long as Tennessee's Representatives
in Congress are, to say the least, Indifferent
to the punishment OF offenders against
national Ian ~ TTtah thnu a1uar1lu ont
rage their constituents, who therefore kill
the emigration agents sent them from here.
Signed: ELI a. MURRAY, Governor.
Takes the Combination with Him.
ALBION, N. Y, Aug. 22.-Warner, Presi-
dent Of the First National Bank. left town
Aug. Is, stating that he was going to st.
GATHERINGS. Ont. and from there he would
proceed to New York. He being the only
person in possession Of the combination to
the lock OF the inner vault, the condition
Of the affairs of the bank are not known,
but no alarm is felt in regard TO the
ability of the bank to pay its depositors.
tomorrow. Warner was the executor of
to several millions.
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New YORK, Aug. 22.-The steward,
Peter Gomez, Of the schooner Julia Baker,
whose Captain was reported murdered,
arrived here to-day and was arrested. He
states that Captain Lewis died and was
thrown overheard; that the mate sold the
deckload of lumber at Bahama and he.
Gomez, left the vessel at Orange Key. He
does not think that any one is responsible
for the death of Captain Lewis, and he
had no money from Mate Walker, blu,
that the latter did wrong to sell the cargo.
United States Commissions Shields held
him for trial.
Large Fire.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 22.-Pollock Wilson
d Sons establishment on Sixth aud Carr
streets for the manufacture Of saddlery,
hardware and chains, was completely
burned early this morning. Only the
active work Of the fremen prevented q
most disastrous fire, as q large number oil
valuable and combustible property wal
adjoining. Total loss. $50, 600; insured,
The Military ON q Tour.
TORONTO. Aug. 22.-Gens. R~osencrans,
Slocum and Cutcheon. Col. Kniffen and
Major Steele. of the U. 8. A., and a party
of eight who are returning from the meet
ing Of the Congressional Committee, ar.
rived here last evening. The party are
making Q tour through Canada. They
will proceed to-day to Montreal.
An International Question.
PrrrsBURe, Aug. 22.-As there was an
international question introduced in the
case OF Austrian Consul Schomberg,
| charged with violating q city ordinance in
refusing to take down the Austrian fac
when ordered to do so. by Chief of Police
Brown, the trial which should have taken
place yesterday was indefinitely postponed.
Fatal Lightning aud Storm.
Troy, N. Y, Aug. PA heavy hail and
rainstorm occurred here and in this sec
| ton yesterday afternoon. Several houses
were stuck by lightning, and q number OF
persons were injured by the electric shock,
one being killed and another probably
fatally hurt at Cambridge. Several houses