Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-27
Cleveland the Guest Of the Sixty
Ninth Irish Regiment.
CHICAGO TAKING PRECAUTIONS
AGAINST CHOLERA.
Lieut.. Greeley's Departure
from st. Johns.
A MILLIONAIRE CATTLE DEALER
DRuGGED AND ROBBED.
officer Mclaughlin Killed While Attempt
ing to Arrest Three Thugs.
Cleveland Getting Around.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

CleyeianO 0ettInS ArOhhhu'
PEEKsKILL, July 26.-The Sixty-ninth
Irish Regiment is in camp here. They
were visited by Gov. Cleveland, in re-
to an invitation from Col. Cavs-
naugh and his men. The Governor was
received with a salute Of 81 guns, and by
the regiment in line, commanded by Col.
C~avanaugh. Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Ward Beecher, who are sojourning at
their Peekskill country residence, also
visited the camp and met Cleveland.
After being entertained by the State mill
tary in the State encampment, Gov.
Cleveland and Mr.. Beecher, with Gen.
Farnsworth, informally visited the Sixty
ninth Regiment. and accepted the hospi-
talities of the Colonel and the other Off
GERS. Gov. Cleveland was repeatedly
greeted with three times three cheers. A
class of seven of the Military Academy
rode in from West Point, 10 miles distant,
and there also gathered by invitation of
Col. C~avanaugh q detachment of the
Seventh Regiment of New York.
An Imposing Adieu.
ST.. JOHNS, N. F., July 26.-At 10 A. N.
the Greeley relief squadron steamed into
the bay. The flagship Thetis led, followed
by the Bear, Alert, and all the hsrbor steam
tugs and steam launches, with the flags of
Great Britain and the United States at half
mast, and crowded with leading citizens.
On all the public buildings and mercantile
premises the flags were draped. The YES
sells in port displayed :heir national flags
in mourning. Thousands of spectators
from the shore waived adieus by banners
or handkerchiefs, which salutations were
gracefully returned by the receding squad
ron. Lieutenant Greeley and the other
are enjoying tolerable good
health.
Awaiting Formal Notification.
ALBANY, N. Y, July 26.-Governor
Cleveland's time was occupied to-day with
matters of the ~latter's routine at the Exc
cutive Chambers. Among the callers was
General Rosecrans. The Committee of
Notification is expected in Albany Tuesday
morning. The formal notification will
take place at the Executive Mansion at
$3.50 P. M. ON Tuesday. Thomas A. Hen
bricks is expected in Saratoga on Tuesday.
He will be formally notified of his nomina-
ton probably at that place. A large num-
Der of distinguished Democrats from all
parts of the country will be here next
week.
The Lizzie Bradley Outrage.
PITsBuRG, July ga wholesale arrest
OF parties supposed to be implicated in the
Lizzie Bradley outrage has been caused by
Braun. Over so arrests have been made.
One gang of 80 laborers employed OF tho
Baltimore Il Ohio road having been ar
rested before daylight this morning. This
afternoon detectives arrested George Hell
ton, colored, of West Elizabeth, and
Robert Grimes, white, of the same place,
for participation, and recovered from Hill
ton. q pair OF diamond eardrops. Other
arrests will be made this afternoon, and
the diamond necklace recovered and all
the jewelry found. The woman 10 better
to-day. All parties were committed to Jail
for hearing next Friday.
Precautions Against Cholera.
CHICAGO, July 26.-Heslth Commits
sioner De Wolf held q consultation with
the physicians tonight for the purpose of
laying plans for handling cholera cases
should it appear. The Commissioner out
lined his plan, which is to divide the city
into 90 districts. each in charge of q
physician, and each q telephone connec-
ton with each health office; that all in
coming trains be inspected by q health
officer and the baggage fumigated. The
plan WAS approved Of. Some OF the physi-
clans present were of the opinion that it
would not reach here this Summer, while
Others thought it would be delay ed until
next year.
The Irish Demonstration.
BosroN, July 26.-The programme of
the Irish demonstration at the Institu lie
Building. Aug. IA. is complete. Accom-
mediation will be provided for $4,000 per.
sons, and seats will be furnished on the
platform for q thousand invited guests.
There will be q grand chorus OF 1880
voices. assisted by consolidated bands az
Rregating 100 instruments. The newly
elected President Of the National League
will preside, n be introduced by the
Massachusetts, State Executive of the
League, Rev. P. A. McKenna Of Hudson
Mass. There will be some ~ addresses,
occupying 10 or is minutes each.
Hanged.
GALVESTON, Texas, July ga News
special says: This morning a
negro was found suspended close to the
ron bridge across Little River. An inyes.
shows that the negro was the
who recently robbed the residence of
Rev. Lightfoos. and attempted to outrage