Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-18

Case of California, who died en- route. The
moderator appointed q committee Of AZ
on reduced representation. The goth an
nusl report of the relief fund. for disabled
ministers, widows and orphans, and de-
ceased ministers, was adopted. A COM
mittee was appointed on insurance for
ministers. A resolution deprecating the
publication and sale of Sunday papers,
desecrating the Sabbath, was debated with
great force. 1t wa referred to q commit
tee. Adjourned.
FormaIities Dispensed with.
KANSAS CRY, May 1.-THE Little Rock
Times gives the particulars of the murder
of young Ward in Howard county. Ark,
and the burning of the body. Search was
instituted by Wards father, resulting in
the arrest of the Polk brothers and Q man
named Kendall on suspicion. One of the
Folks confessed, and the prisoners were
delivered to the Sheriff, who prepared to
take them to Arkadelphis for safe-keeping.
A party Of Wards friends at Prescott were
organizing for vengeance, when . message
was received that the citizens Of Howard
county had stopped the party en- route to
Arksdelphia and taken the prisoners and
hanged all three without the Formally Of
the court.
Beecher ON the Crash.
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher discoursed on Wall street
last evening. He regarded it as the set
fling up of spectators. In regard to Gen
Grant he thought he had made q great
mistake in going into Wall street, but be
was not to blame because rogues had i'm
posed on him, and this was the feeling, he
said, Of every man in the country. he
also referred to George I. Seney's troubles
Railroad Fight.
ST.. LOUIS, May lion the charge that
Wabash Railroad had been cutting coal
rates from "a to Ia cents, the other roads
cut yesterday to q 4 cent. As the Gould
roads control all the avenues from Illinois
into the city, the switching charges were
doubled in retaliation. This causes great
excitement among the shippers, who
threaten to mob the road and tear up the
tracks unless the charges are reduced.
Death of Gen. Terrell.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 17.-Gen. William
H. H. Terrell died last night at 9 O'Clock
of consumption. He was Adjutant General
OF Indiana during the war and has held
several prominent positions since, among
them Third Assistant Postmaster General
and Pension Agent. At the time OF his
death he was Secretary of the Republican
State Central Committee.
A Hanging.
MORRISON, Ill, May 17.-Christian Rieb'
ling was hanged in an Enclosure in the
presence of $50 people for the murder Of
Albert Lucia at Lyndon. His neck was
broken.
House Work.
WASHINGTON, May H. House-The
Senate amendment to the Indian Appro-
priation bill is now concurred in. The
bill passed extending until Dec. 81, 1885,
the duration OF the Court Of Commission
OF the Alabama claims.
Adjourned.
CLEVELAND, May 1.-THE Ancient
Order OF Hibernians, in their National
Convention, after the election of officers,
adjourned, to meet two years hence in St.
Paul.
Panic I'm q Theater.
New YORK, May 17.-There was a panic
last night in Days Theater, caused by the
entrance Of smoke from q burning chin
ney adjoining. The audience escaped
unhurt.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 9.-Father McEveri
Of this city has received orders from Rome
that he has been appointed English Con-