Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-24
p.,,.x,v.p,a Bank Affairs.

Pennsylvania Bank has not yet opened Its
doors. bu. expects to do SO in g few minutes.
Il was the original intention to resume
payment at l O'Clock. but the details
could not be arranged. About 100 per-
sons are on the pavement and steps wait
ing for the doors 70 open. The bank has
been receiving deposits all day, and . very
small run is anticipated. There is no ex-
citement in financial circles. Confidence
has been restored.
LATER.-The doors were thrown open
at 2:30 p. N. The bank va crowded, but
there were nearly as many depositing as
drawing out.
The Affairs of Fisk & Hatch Ad-
justed.
NEW YORK, May 2s.-The syndicate that
has taken the Government bonds from
Fisk & Hatch is composed of /. and s.
Wormser. Louis L. Hoyt, j. B. Colgate
and the United States Trust Company. Ii
ia stated that the syndicate took all the
firm had. By this operation the banks
and others having loans on the bonds are
relieved, and Fisk Il Hatch are placed in a
position to adjust their affairs.
CINCINNATI, May ga Times-Star
waverly, Ohio. special says: L. Stevens,
the third man convicted of the murder Of
Anderson Lackey, near Jackson, Ohio,
was hanged here to-day. There was a
large crowd in town, though the execution
was private. Stevens slept well. He made
q confession this morning to 3 relative OF
his victim, saying that he had planned
the robbery, but not the murder. The
hanging took place at l o'clock.
A Railroad Collision.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, May 23.-Following
are the details of the collision of the st.
Louis express with 9 freight train last
night: Seven cars were overturned and
20 persons were injured; none fatally.
All were taken to hotels. Prince fama-
sicki Of japan was bruised about the
side and arms. Eleven members Of his
suite were bruised.
Grant, Jr.. Puts I'm an Appearance.
NEW YORK, May 23.-U. s. Grant, Jr.,
came from Norristown. n. j., his home,
this morning. 10 the Office Of Grant q
Ward. He laughed at the rumor Of his
supposed flight to Canada. He says he
had no intention of leaving. He intends
TO remain and attend to the business
necessarily growing out of his financial
imbroglio. Col. Fred Grant is also in the
city.
RICHMOND, Va, May 2S.-The liabilities
Of Blanchard are s223, 200. Among his
creditors are Barring Bros. 4 Co., Boston,
STAT 600; the Massachusetts, National
Bank, Boston. $50. 600; the State Bank OF
Richmond, Sl25, 900; 7. G.. Lurman, Bal
timore, So, 400, His failure is due 10 heavy
dealings in futures.
Outraged and Murdered.
DETROIT, May 23.-The six-year-old
daughter of William Dyke, living . mile
east of Hillsdale, was outraged n muir
dered last night. Her body was discovered
this morning. with her scull crushed in
with q stone. Great excitement prevails
Found Dead.
wNSIPEa, May 23.-A wealthy English.
man, named Baker Bridge, was found
dead in q hotel here to-day, under cir
cumstsnces indicating 3 foul murder.
large Export of Gold.
MONTREAL, May 23.-It is reported thai
the bank Of Montreal exported eight mil
lions of gold to New York during the re
cent financial troubles.
The Winter wheat Crop.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, May 23.-The State
Agricultural Board estimates that chs
Winter wheat crop Of the State will no
exceed So per cent Of the average yield.
Burned to Death.
PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, May 23.-Johr
O'Heman, his wife and grown daughter
were burned in their house last night
O'Heman lived on a farm four miles away
Approved.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-The Presiden'
has approved the bill granting the loan o
q million dollars to the New Orleans Ex
position.
Will Make u Confession.
New YORK. May 23.-The Post says 1t Il
reported that Ward intends making 9 con
fession.
Kee Proposal.
NEW YORK, MAY 23.-James r. Keen'
proposes to settle with notes, payable in !.
and l6 montha.