Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-16
EASTERN NEWS.
The Survivors Did Eat
Those Who Died.
THEY OWN UP AND EXPLAIN
THEIR FIRST SILENCE.
DsliriOus With Hunger They Ate
Oorpsss to Live
TEE c:soyEs sE--sEs % -
=? EZssTs S.-!.
Mexico Threatened With an
Ordinary Event.


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Le<an's English.
CrcA, \. Y, A1s. I5.-Gsa. Losz-
reached Utica al 10 o'eloek. 4 crowd ans
music nss him At the depot 4 pro
csssion formed and vent 70 the Batter
Ssl5 Ho1ss. Here from tie balloon!
Senator C~oggsshAl introduced Logan
who expressed the great pleasure IL sAE'
hin tc neat szch s cordiL welcome b
had recsivea in Nsw York State. II:
prsssn. most tsaz,i.al morning had il
iroduosd to hin no<i happily the aH2sns
Of Utica whose cordial reception viii svs'
be grea.foliy remembered. Logan lE, to'
the vest At u.45. He expects TO reach
Chicago Tuesday morning. Mrs. Logan
leaves at 8 O'clock this afternoon for West
Poia; to spend few days
Remarkable Relics.
PauADELFEA. Aug. i5.-CsPt Wlsoa,
d the bark Flaoiae. ST this port frOz
Ivigsui furnishes the following: In June,
OF Joliaas, latitude 6o.Ss north. longitaas
1901 vesi the lower part q . ten; Vas
found bF Al Es9ains1x on . pieee os Zoe
or drift ice, the upper pArI OF which
seemed 10 have bssn blown ssxy. In ths
ends Of . store are provisions and 8 cssk
marked ssJesnasiss.n The contents II the
store, also marked - charter party" and
3 cheek book on the Bank Of California,
both signed By DeLong, . pair o. oiled
trowssrs Of Louis Noros', . bear skin,
which covered something Of the size and
shape o. $ human corpse. but the Esqui-
max could not remove the skin 30 Ascer-
tain What Was under it.
Refuses TO Kxhume Henry's Body.
New Yozx. Aug. I5.-Coronsr Robin
son, Of Long Island City, has written Miss
Dora Buck al Lincoln. Seb., the sister Of
Private Henry. Asking If she desires his
remains examined. II she replies A5rm2-
lively, the coroner viii have them EXAM
ined BY Doctors BarIstf and Hitchcock.
Since the result Of The examination Of Eis-
lingsb1ry's body, the citizens Of Long Isl
and City are greatly excited, bat the coro-
ner refuses 10 sxhRne Henrys body until
authorized By his sister.
A Big Cheek Tender.
NV YozK. Aug. 15.-Rspressntatives Of
the Oregon TransconnnentAl Company
have rendered Kuhn, Loeb & Co., 8 check
f. $780, 00, gold. in payment Of the ster-
ling loan, maturing to-day. It will be re-
nenbered that tie firm sold out collstersls
for q loan some time age. The company
made g complaint to the Stock Exchange
Governing Committee, but the Governor
refused TO Arbiuate the matter. The firm
gives no indication As TO whether they will
accept or reject the money. The check
vas rendered By Elijah Smith, Il. Holmes
and r. G.. RAlston, President OF the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
Plotting In Mexico.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. ia special tele-
gram from the City OF Mexico to the
Globe-Democrst says 8 conspiracy against
the Government has been discovered there.
Ii embraces 8 plot TO depose President
Gonzales, and pu. in his place Jose Maris
Iglesias, and 70 assassinste Gen. Diaz and
all the leaders Of what is known as the
Tuxtepec party. The plot is said to be
widespread in the States Of Vera Cruz,
Pueblo, Monetos and Quaretaro, and that
there is 8 great deal of anxiety. A num-
Der Of arrests had been made in the City
Of Mexico during the week, embracing
several prominent persons.
They Did Eas the Dead Bodies.
NEw YoRK. Aug. 15.-Third Officer Kelly,
Of the steamer Bear, this morning said the
reports Of eating the flesh Of Lieut.. Kis-
~lingbury and Private Henry we're true, IS
the survivors, when brought on board,
were all but delirious, and admitted that
they had to eat the dead bodies to preserve
their own lives. The cook OF the Bear
said that all the survivors stated that they
had TO eat the flesh Of the dead, &c their
food. except q little leather or sealskin, had
given out. All the men on board the Bear
knew the dodies had been eaten, but were
told not to speak Of it when they got into
port.
with Bare KnuekIes.
PIrrssuRa, Aug. 15.-Eli George and
Buck Gerhardi. well known local pugi.
lists, engaged in 5 bare knuckle prize fight
in L~awrenceville last night. for . purse Of
500. The fight took place in q tensmen,
house, and was won by Gsrhardt in q
rounds. Both men were terribly pun.
Aoucus 0cOiSo WAS SO weak tl9t ne WAq
unable to leave the room.
In Session All Night.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 15.-The Post Dispatch
says the Democratic State Convention re.
NAMED in session all night, and adjourned
at 6 O'Clock this morning. The State
ticket was completed as follows: Attorney
General. D. NJ. Boone; Railroad Commits.
sioner, W. G. Downing; Presidential Elec.
tors at Large. Henry c. Brockmors OF ST
Louis and Gen. James Craig Of ST. Joseph,
Big Fire.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 15.-The FIRE this altar,
noon, started in HAnlon 4 Coles lumber.
yard, In the eastern part Of the city,
is still burning. The Little Miami R. r
is blocked. the rails being heated and
warped on the track. The lockwood Dot
terry was consumed. The Little Miami
cattle sheds are gone, and some 90 dwell.
lings are on fire. The loss to the lumbe,
company is $50, 900; the other losses are
not determined.
A fevered City.
Iowa CRY, Ia, Aug. 15.-The city passed
. feverish night, after the tarring affair Of
yesterday. and the attacks upon Q witness