Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-22
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powerful voice, which shows careful train
ing.
Movements of Democrats.
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Thomas A.. Hen
bricks, and Messrs. Barnum, Jonas, Cor
man, Smalley, Judd, Ham, Sullivan,
Tarpey and Wilson, of the Democratic
National Committee, will occupy a special
car that will be attached to the $40 New
York Central train from here tomorrow
morning, The car will be detached at
Albany, and the entire party will be the
guests of Gov. Cleveland until 2:40 P. M,
when they will return. This will be the
first meeting of Cleveland and Hendricks
since the election.
How Much Money the Democrats
Had.
New YORK, Nov. a. Barnum and
Smalley, of the Democratic National Com
mittee, are auditing the campaign bills
yet remaining unpaid, and closing up all
other matters Of business incident to the
campaign. The total amount of money
received by the Democratic National Com.
mittee was 1898, 900. OF this sum $50, 900
was received through the popular cam
paign fund in amounts less than $500.
The National headquarters will be entirely
vacated to-day.
Appointment OF a Guardian.
LYNcHBURG, Va, Nov. 21.-CoDgressman
Tucker, recently elected from the Tenth
District by the Democrats, has been ap-
pointed guardian for the children of the
late President Garfield. His trust in
cludes all property owned by Gen. Gar
eta - E;ro;p;a Me- Gar6aId IN making
the request, referred to the kind relations
that existed between Mr.. Tucker and her
husband.
Sentenced to Leave the Country.
New YORK, Nov. 21.-In the United
States Circuit Court to-day, Judge Brown
decided that All Kee, a Chinese cook,
arrested for leaving a vessel and coming
ashore, in violation of an Act of Congress,
that he was not a laborer as specified In
the Act, and discharged him with the
understanding that he leaves the country
within 80 days. Judge Brown further
said that the Act applies to all Cinnamon
who were lsborers, whether naturslized
citizens of other countries or not.
A Challenge for Sullivan.
U~NIoNTowN, Pa, Nov. 81. - Billy
O'Brien, manager of McCaffrey, has tele-
graphed to P. j. Donohue Of New York, to
call on Sheedy, John l.. Sullivan's man
ager, and offer him $1,000 for a certainty
for Sullivan to box McCaffrey four rounds
in San Francisco in the latter part of
February, or make a match for the same
time and place; the winner to take every
thing. One thousand dollars to be posted
at once to make the match.
Hanged.
LEXINGTON, Nov. 21.-John Bush (col-
ored) was hanged here ct 1890 r. n. for
the murder of Miss Annie Van Meter, six
years ago. Bush was in the employ Of
James Van Meter, the father of the girl.
When the killing occurred Bush and the
girls father were engaged in a difficulty,
Miss Van Meter, coming in range
Bush's pistol, was shot in the thigh,
and afterwards died of the wound.
Burned to heath.
VAssAR, Mich, Nov. 21.-John Reader
and wife, three miles west OF here, were
at work in a field some distance from
home, and during their absence the build
ing was burned. There were three chill
dren in the house at time. The oldest
was but 5 years old, and despite the ut
most exertions they were burned to death.
Nothing was saved from the house.