Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-21
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Miss Turn-Bull ElOpes With a
Slaughterer.
SHE rs AN HEIRESS AND he A
FINE PHYSICAL MAN.
A Case of True Love or
Natural Selection.
The OLD NAN HUNTING FOB HIS
. DAUGHTER.
A Vault to Hold 100000
Silver Dollars.
DEATHoFTHEo LDESTSTEAM-
BOAT CAPTAIN.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.
A Railroad Crash.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20.-On the Phila-
delphia d Atlantic Railroad, about 20
miles below Camden, IL persons were seri-
ously, but none are thought to be fatally
injured. The freight train on the Will
Jamestown Branch of the Camden & At
lantic Railroad dashed into the rear car OF
the Camden & Atlantic accommodation
| train at the intersection Of the roads, and
demolished it, throwing the occupants, all
railroad workmen, about 20 feet from the
track in great confusion. The injured
were brought to their homes. 1t is said
the freight was not running on schedule
time.
E~lopenlent with a Slaughterer This
Time.
CHICAGO. Sept. 20.-The published state
ment made here that Eta Turnbull, the
only daughter of N. S. H. Turnbull, a
worthy pork packer, has eloped with Alex.
Nervon, employed in Turnbulls's packing
establishment, as a ~slaughterer. He is
described as a handsome member of the
South Side Episcopal Church choir. Ner-
Won is declared to have acquired some
means OF his own and is q man of fine
| physical appearance. The affair became
public through Mr.. Turnbull's procuring
the services of detectives for the ostensible
purpose of ascer tanning the whereabouts OF
his daughter.
An Immense silver Vault.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-Sylvester Mich
OILS has been appointed Meter of the Mint
at Denver. The announcement that Will
cox had received this appointment is in
correct. The large new silver vault under
the cash.room of the Treasury Depart
ment is finished and the transfer Of silver
to it will begin Monday. 1t has q storage
capacity of so, 000, 900 silver dollars. The
silver now stored in the Treasury. amount
ing to SIS. 900. 900, will be transferred to
the new vault, where will also be stored
the surplus coming Of the different
MINIS, accumulating every month.
The Lash.
WILMINGTON, Del, Sept. 20.-Seven
convicts were whipped at Newcastle this
morning in the presence of 400 people.
Among them were Edward Redden, q
white man, who was pilloried for an hour,
III auAAtAOA w ~ idshCS1 AoaaS ahucAe Ou,
a negro boy, who swore Justify while being
whipped, and a colored thief named Sugar
awful. who took 20 heavy lashes without a
murmur.
The Schooner to Blame.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-The court Of
inquiry, appointed to investigate the cir
cumstances of the collision between the
T~allapoosa and the Baltimore schooner,
finds that the ~Tallspooosa did all in her
power to avoid the collision; that she
complied with the law in all respects; that
the blame for the collision rests with the
schooner.
Naval POM
Providence, r. l., Sept. 20.-This
morning Commodore ]. E. Jewett, of the
U. s. N, proceeded to the flag ship Ten
nessee in Newport harbor and there re-
lieyed Admiral Luce Of the command OF
the North Atlantic squadron. The new
commanding officers flag was ssluted by
all the ships of the squadron.
blaine to Get u Serenade.
New YORK, Sept. 20.-Blaine will visit
the Republican National headquarters and