Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-25
No Surh Thing.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-An effort will
be made at the coming session of Congress
to pass a bill. introduced by Cullom last
Winter, to correct deficiencies in the Ed
munds bill for the suppression OF polyg-
amy in Utah. should the promoters Of
the scheme be successful, the country will
probably, this Winter, see the settlement
at last Of the long vexed Mormon question.
Murder.
CHICAGO, Nov. A.-Edward B. Case, q
we'll insurance man. was found in
the basement of his house tonight, with his
scull crushed in two places. From bis in
coherent words, the supposition is the
wounds we're inflicted by . man named
Roach, the Waterman discharged by Case
yesterday. II is believed Case cannot live.
old BOreas.
New YORK, Nov. 24.-During the storm
to-day several signs were blown down, one
telling q policeman on Canal street. Sew
eral costly plate glass windows on Broad
way were shattered. The land wires con-
Meeting with the cables were Frustrated
much Of the evening. preventing the trans
mission Of dispatches.
Timely RAINS.
New YORK, Nov. 24.-The gale contin-
ues here, but the damage is not serious.
Long Island was swept by a storm last
night. The heavy rain was welcomed
woods that were threatening the villages
and greatly alarming the people.
The Earth TrembIes,
Bosom, Nov.-An earthquake shock is
reported from various points in New
Hampshire as having occurred early yes
terday morning. It was felt in this
vicinity also. A gentleman living at
Cliftondsle states that he felt il and
noted the time-12:40.
Gods BOunteous Rains.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa. Nov. PA terrific
storm, accompanied by high winds, set in
here this afternoon and continued to a
late hour. The rain was tremendous.
Dwelling houses in the low lands were
flooded and the occupants compelled to
leave.
Railroad Usuality. .
MOBILE, Ala, Nov. 24.-In q collision
last night at Perdids, on the L.. & N. Rail-
road, between q north-bound passenger
train and q south-bound freight, an en-
gineer was burned to death and six passen-
gers killed. Many persons were wounded.
An Over-Sensitive COlOred man.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 24.-W. A. Pledger,
Chairman. has called a meeting Of the
Colored National Committee, to convene
at New Orleans, Dec. IL, to consider the
situation of the colored people under Dem
ocratic government.
Thomas Hendricks Vice President
Re-eIect.
New YORK, Nov. 18.-Vice President
elect Hendricks leaves for home tonight.
He will stop on his way at Newark, N. j.,
to review the Democratic parade Among
his callers to-day was ex-senator Wallace
Of Pennsylvania.
whitelaw Declines Positively.
ROCHESTER. Nov. 24.-The Democrat
and Chronicle contains a letter to the
editor from Whitelsw Reid, the edi,or of
the New York Tribune, positively declining
to be q candidate for the United States
Senate.
The Hub Visited.
Boston, Nov. pa windstorm began
yesterday afternoon and at midnight
ragged with increased violence. Rain con-
tinues heavy. Much damage to windows.
awnings, etc. Telegraph lines are badly
demoralized.
Regular Business.
EDINBoRo, Pa, Nov. 24.-Last evening
G. B. Williams fatally shot his wife and
then committed suicide by blowing his
brains out. Domestic trouble was the
cause.
All for Want OF Jim Blaine.
Boston, Nov. 24.-The Waltham Watch
Company has given notice of a large re-
duc:ion to be made in Its force and wages.
Recess.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-The Swain
court-martial has taken q recess until
Monday next.