Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-03
Formal Demonstration in Honor o.
Major Greeley.
JOYFUL REUNION BETWEEN
GREELEY AND HIS WIFE.
He Was Overcome at the Sight Of
His Little Ones.
NEBRASKA CATTLE INFECTED WIFE
GENUINE TEXAS EEvEs
indians Break i-on their 7ssa.Ta:::. and
Are c. tie Ta-rs:A-
ESPECIAL 70 TIE sKSTISEL.i
The Survivors Honored.


PORTSMOUTH, n. H. Aug. 2.-The Gree
ley relief squadron leaves for New York
Tuesday night. The Bear is ordered to
Governors Island, where the bodies Of the
victims Of the Greeley Expedition will be
turned over 70 Gen. Hancock this after
noon. The survivors of the expedition
viii be put under the care Of the War De-
par.ment, represented by Gen. Hazen.
The survivors will rest quietly here to-day
and tomorrow. On Monday q formal
demonstration in honor OF the return Of
Greeley will be held. The organization
Of the naval division, which will be landed
to participate in the ceremonies, is ON
pleted. The naval division Of the parade
will consist Of six subdivisions, compris-
ing naval cadets, naval apprentices, ma
rines and 8 brigade from the North At
lantic feet. Besides these, the divisions
Of parade will comprise military and civil
organizations, fire companies. municipal
government of Portsmouth and Newbury-
port, and State authorities. Monday
evening 8 copgrstulstory meeting will be
held 81 Music Hall, at which Secretary
Chandler is expected to preside.
Strange Poisoning.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2.-While Mrs.
Bridget Boyle. aged S5; Mrs. Kelly. aged
IS; Daniel Gallagher, aged IS; Thomas
Currsn, aged 70, and Annie Carroll,
8 l3-yesr-old seryant girl, were at the
supper table at their home. All North
Nineteeth street, in this city, last even
ing, Mrs. Boyle produced a box con-
tanning 8 hundred pills. and after tax
ing one herself, offered them TO the others.
who each took from 6 to Il. When the
box was handed back to Mrs. Boyle she took
the remaining pills. Shortly after all
were taken violently i'll. Il was found
that the pills were stryehnine, and con-
tanned one-twentieth grain each. Annie
Carol died; the Others are in q critical
condition.
Indians on the Warpath.
GALVESTON, Aug. "A News Van Buren,,
Texas. special says: About so Apache
Indians are camped on a ranch belonging
to A. II. Cox. seven miles from this
station and is miles from Sierra Blanco.
The Indians broke from their Reservation
at Fort Sinton, n. NJ, and are on the war.
path, stealing and numbering. Serious
trouble is apprehended. Capt. McMurrsy
aud a company of State Rangers left
M~urphyville for this place by special train
over the Texas Pacific. 1t ia probable ths,
troops from Fort Davis will be ordered in
pursuit.
JOyfai Reunion.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Aug, 2,-Esrly this
morning Mrs. Greeley came over to thu
city from Admiral Wells residence, and
then took her two little daughters. VIII
had remained during the night with theil
grandmother at Rockingham House, owe,
to the Admiral's to see their father,
Major Greeley was overcome with emotion
at the sight of his little ones. At noon
surgeons Gunnel and Head visited III,
Constitution, to examine into the physical
condition of the survivors OF the Creole,
expedition.
The Cattle Disease.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-P. P. Shelly, genera
freight agent of the Union Pacific Rail
road, telegraphs from Omaha that the in
lection among the Nebraska cattle wa,
genuine Texas fever, but he believes il ha,
been completely stamped out. No new
cases have been reported during the pss
two days, and extra precautions have beer
taken to prevent the cattle from coming il
contact with the infected spot.
Bennett and His Yacht,
Providence, Aug. flames Gordon