Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-01-03
Fabri Denies the Worlds
Interview With Him.
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The Safe Arrival of BARBER
at Tomonsk.
SUICIDE OF ABNER BOND, 4
wELL-To-D0 CITIZEN.
The sIagger Combination i'm q Free
Fight
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fight befseea the slugger Slsde. Of the
John L. Sullivan Continuation. and local
I celebrities, occurred in 'front.' Of the Arcade
saloon this morning All hands were
drunk, hence DO serious damage was done.
An officer iuterfered, but he vas soon dons
up. Others came TO the rescue, and all
hands we're jailed. During the melee
/ Champion Sullivan ran into the American
House md demanded q revolver, with
which 10 do up some Z Proprietor
Smith refused, when Sullivan attempted
10 take IL By force. Smith, however, re-
volver ID hand, ran him out Of the house.
If some Of the Singer Combination don't
bite the dust before leaving Colorado they
will be IN luck.
Fabrf Publishes a Card.
NV YORK, Jan. At. B. Fabri Is out
in a card denying the interview which ap-
peared in the World, as having taken place
with him, and in which ne Is made TO say
that his company contemplate proceeding
against Willard 10 recover monies arising
from stock sales. Fabri SAYS: Il avail
myself Of this opportunity TO say that
WILLIE fE4E EGAfC m4-A1EE. A1aC LEE4 ma4E
by Willard, | have yet to discover anything
that would reflect Unfayorzbly on his in
Iegrity, his actions, or the honesty Of his
motives in the management Of the proper
ties be has had charge Of"
Out ON a Bond.
KANSAS CTTT, Jan. 2-Judge Krekel Of
the United States Court to-day announced
his decision On the question Of the right
Of the Federal Government TO the custody
OF Frank James. on the charge Of the
Mussel Shoals robbery in Alabama. The
Court ordered the prisoner remanded TO
his bondsmen in the Blue Cut robbery,
holding that the State tribunal first gain
Ing possession Is consequently entitled 10
his custody until the disposal of the State
cases. This leaves James st liberty On his
bond
A Telegram from HARDER.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-Secretary ChAnd-
Ter received the following cable message
from Minister Hunt:
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 3~l.-Yesterdzy
HARDER telegraphed from Tomonsk bis
arrival there He expects TO reach Oven
burg on the 18th inst. HARDER has charge
Of the bodies Of De Long and his COM
rades. He brings them home via St. Pet
ersburg. At 0yenburg HARDER will strike
the railway, which takes him to St. Peters-
burg in two days. He should reach New
York Feb. 1.
Uncle SANS Sack.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-The decrease Of
the public debt for December was 81, 49,
337. The decrease since June 30 was sS3,-
$50, 594 50; cash in the treasury, $685.
374,200; gold certificates. sos. SOS. Gil;
certificates Of deposit. 4.560, 900; refund
ing certificates, S315,150; legal tenders,
S3i6,65l Ole; currency, So, 9s9, 425. Cash
balance, available Jan. l, 1884, S142, 47S,-
AS.
suieided.
TAYLoRvILLE. H., Jan. 2.-Abner Bond,
a well-to-do citizen Of this place, aged so
years, . cousin 10 Miss Emma Bond, sui
cided by hanging in the loft Of his barn.
Ii ID supposed he became temporarily in
sane from constant mental worry over the
outrage OF his cousin, and the trial Of her
alleged ravishers is 0 progressing at
Hillsboro.
Of the Ship Adam simpson.
BosToS, Jan. "A private dispatch
states that the ship Adam Simpson, from
Florida for Boston, with sugar, was lost at
Patawan Passage. The cargo was valued
at $500, 900, and was insured. The crew
were saved.
Struck q Suag.
VIcEsBURG, Jan. 2.-The Goyernmen:
steam launch Nellie struck q snsg near
Opossum Point, and sunk in sixty feet Of
water. W. j. Waterson, assistant engineer
of the st. Louis, and two laboreEs, were
drowned.
A Destructive Fire.
HOWARD CRY, Michigan, Jan. IA fire
burned twenty-five buiidings-two-thirds
of the business portion Of the town. The
loss is $751; 900; insurance, about $50, goo.
Four Persons Drowned.
PITTsBURG, Jan. "A towboat caught
fire last night while going up the river.
The crew was panic-stricken and jumped
in the river. Four were drowned.
The Bond Case.
HHLsBoRo, ILL.,, Jsn. 2.-The Judge
delivered long instructions to the jury in
the Bond case this morning. After which
the jury retired.