Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-20

bs will Maintain his rights and stay. The
bodies were shipped last night 70 o@
Lake.
CHICAGO, Aug. ia special dispatch
from Hermosillo, Mexico, says: Yellow
fever has made its sppearsnce here, and in
several other places within the State OF
souors. Sixteen deaths st Hermosillo
have been reported since the fret knowl-
edgs Of the fever vas made public. The
authorities are attempting to suppress all
information regarding the extent OF the
fsyer, A number OF deaths are known 10
have occurred at other cities. Many peo-
ME are down with the FEVER. Inc most
si.rmine circumstance in connection with
the outbreak is the fact mat the fever can
no, be traced TO Gusymss, nor any other
nor, Of the Gulf Of California, showing
IA, the germs Of the disease have re-
nsined dormant since last year. Its pos
sible tia, the fever was communicated TO
ortiz from GuAymss, but a. the other
n1in,s mentioned its origin Is said By old
nhvsicisns to be germinsl, and unless
some governmental measure is taken, the
.nhysicisrs believe the epidemic will return
annually With such increased violence as
will render ths country uninhsbitsble in
after years. Consabins Msrmul, q regular
army officer stationed here, Was one Of the
6rss victims Of the fever.
Michigan Greenbaekers.
DErRor Aug. 19.-Lsst night the
GrseubAcker State Central Committee met
a, the Russell House. Nothing special Of
importance was done but q msiority Of the
committee favor q fusion with the Anti
M~onopolists. The convention met 81 II
this morning. Committees on Credentials,
Permanent Organization and Resolni ons,
we're ~sppointed. Metz Todd Of California
offered resolutions on snii-monopoiy,
which we're referred TO s committee. After
discussion the convention then adjourned
till this afternoon. They will probably
unite with the Greanbsckers, who meet
this afternoon.
Less ON the Dead and More on h
Living.
NKv YORK. Aug. 19.-At the session OF
The State Grand Lodge Of ODD Fellows
to-day, the Grand Master recommended
that funerals be st night. He said less
money ought to be spent on the dead and
more on the living; that the Order OF be-
beksh have attention. that fellowship Is de-
in this city so rapidly that il Il
AIN oss unknown in polite society. He re-
eonmends changing the meeting places OF
some of the Lodges from tenemen houses
and saloons.
The Flag stun Floats.
PrrTsBCEe, Aug. 19.-The differences
between the Austrian Consul, Max schAm-
berg, and Chief of Police Brsnn. have not
jet been adjusted, and there is every pros
pect Of the affair assuming proportions
which will necessits;e the intervention OF
Secretary Frelinghuysen and Baron Isnsts
Won Schafer, Austro Hungarian Minister
TO the United States. Sehamberg refuses
70 recognize the authority Of Brsnn in
ordering the Austrian flag taken down. and
SAYS that if the latter forces suit he will
appeal 10 the Secretary Of State. BE con-
siders is An insult 70 the flag, and 10 very
indignant.
Restraining Order.
NEw YORK, Aug. l9.-Upon complaint
Of S,ellis 7. Paine and William 2. Post,
suit was brought to-day against the Wall
Street Bank. to nave the corporation dis
solved, its franchises forfeited, and for the
appointment OF . Receiver. Judge Bart
lett, in Supreme Court Chambers, granted
s temporary Injunction, restraining the
bank or its officers from ~disposing Of any
Of its property.
A HaIf-Eaten Corpse.
CHICAGO. Aug. l9.-The news from Del
phi. Indiana, is that the body Of private
Whistler. Of the Greeley party, was ex-
eumed this morning in the presence Of his
relatives, at the family cemetery in this
county. His identity was fully esisb-
lished, the face and neck were we'll pre-
served, but the hssh was all cut of from
the back and b etimbs. The stomach
contained only 8 small amount OF hair and
mossy stuff.
Failure of ssOO.OO
PrrTsBURe. Aug. ia meeting Of
the creditors Of Joseph A. Stone Il Co.,
large coal operators. has been arranged
and will be held in q few days, when it ia
thought an extension will be asked for and
will be granted. The liabilities are in the
neighborhood OF $500, 900 and the assets
are estimated at over $500 900. The en-
barrassment was caused by the general de-
preston in the coal trade.
Also His Wife and Children.
M~ISsRAPoLIs, Aug. ia. D. Sly, who
robbed the American Express Company Of
81 900 in February last, while employed
as 3 driver Of g delivery wagon ct st.
Joseph, NO., was arrested here to-day. He
confessed the theft. but says the money is
all gone, also his wife and two children.
wall Street Bank.
NEW YORK. Aug. 19.-Bank Supt. Paine
reports the condition of the Wall Street
Bank to be as follows: Assets. actual
value, 81 100. $50; liabilities. 81, SOC. OBS;
deficiency, S485 ,474. On this report the
Attorney General began suit.
Mr.. Arthur Attending TO Private
Business.
NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-President Arthur
is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. unaccom-
panied by any one. He Is engaged in at
tending TO his private business. he leaves
for Newport to attend the naval review in