Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-31

Keith. who was shot in the head by Dick
Atkinson at Edwardsport, this county,
last night, has since died. Atkinson
rushed out Of a saloon greatly excised and
said he was going to kill some damned DEM
ocart, as q Democratic rally was being held
there, and shot into the crowd OF ~bystand-
ers with the above result. Atkinson was
arrested. The feeling is intense and it is
feared a mob may lynch him.
Prosecution Of a Woman stopped.
BosroN, Oct. 30.-Gov. Robinson to-day
issued orders directing the release from
custody Of Mrs. George Ann Heustes,
charged with the lsrcency Of diamonds
valued at $40, 900 from Teresa Lynch OF New
York. The order OF release was made for
the reason that Gov. Cleveland revoked
his request for her extradition.
Blaine Promised 10 Go 40 Boston.
Bosros, Oct. 30.-Col. Whipple, who
went to New York to invite Blaine to Bos-
ton, tslegrsphs that the Republican Presi-
Dental candidate has consented to accept
the hospitality Of the Republicans of this
city Monday Elaborate preparations will
be made for his reception. The parade
which was 10 have taken place tonight has
been postponed until Monday, when Blaine
will review it.
Awaiting the Chiefs Arrival.
New HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 30.-On his
arrival here at 4 O'Clock, Gov. Cleveland
will be escorted to the New Haven House,
where 8 public reception will be held.
After lunch a serenade will be rendered
him, after which he will make an address
from the hotel balcony. He will then be
escorted to the depot and take the $3.50
p. M. train for New York City.
A Railroad Change.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3o.-It is understood in
railroad circles that G. W. Restine of the
Transcontinental Association is soon to
become traffic manager of the Atlantic q
Pacific, and will have charge Of the fast
freight line of the Atlantic & Pacific, Atch-
ison, Topeka & Santa Fe and st. Louis d
San Francisco roads.
Cut Down for Trial.
DETROIT. Oct. 30.-Ex-Gov. Moses OF
South Carolina, who is under arrest
charged with swindling the Rev. DR.. Rex
ford, Rev. Mr.. Atterburg and others, at
tempted suicide this morning by hanging
himself in his cell. He was cut down and
will be tried this afternoon.
Hugh McCuIIOeh Secretary Of the
Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-The commission
of Hon. Hugh McCulloch as Secretary Of
the Treasury was received at the Depart
ment this morning. The Secretary did
not visit the Department to-day. He Is
expected there tomorrow morning, how
ever, to take the Office, and enter on the
discharge Of his duties.
Assignment.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 30.-H. Lyon and son,
dry doods. gents furnishing goods and
notions, 116 Locust street, assigned to-day
TO Never Jacoby for the benefit OF the
creditors. Liabilities about $50, 900; assets,
about $50, 900, Of which S45 900 are said to
be in stock.
Mining Town Ahre
PITTsBURG, Oct. 30.-A private dispatch
from Fayette City, Fayette county, states
that a fire broke out there this morning
and threatened the town with destruction.
Fayette is q mining town Of some i'm
%portance.
Sentence indefinitely Put of.
Columns, O., Oct. 30.-The sentence
of Palmer. who was to be executed to-mor-
row in Cincinnati, has been indefinitely
suspended. the Supreme Court allowing
the writ to be filed.
A villa Goes Up.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 30.-The villa of Mrs.
Mary Holmes of New York, at Newport,
was burned this morning. Loss $40, 600
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