Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-05
EASTERN NEWS.
qrimile, a Train RohbGr, Released
by Secretary FrflinghuysGn,
WHICH CAUSES MUCH UNFA-
vORABLE COMMENT.
Richard Hickey Murders Peter Cliff
ford, a Young Brakeman.
LEON BRONSON, THE DIAMOND EN-
BEzzLEa, CAPTURED.
Andrew johnson Murders Bertha Erass-
mar, Through Jealousy.
ESPECIAL 10 THK sESxrSEL.I
L Train Robber Released

| Trimble, q Texan, arrested by the State
| Rangers, charged with being one OF the
| leaders OF the Mexican National train rob
bers last November. and who was brought
| to San Antonio by the United States Mar
| shall, was released on an order from Secre-
tsry Prelinghuysen. The discharge Of
| Trimble is execrated By the citizens of the
border counties, and there is much unfs-
vorsble comment in San Antonio. The
evidence developed ss Monterey is said TO
be conclusive against Trimble. Judge
Russell, United States Extrsdition Agent
was snxious TO deliver Trimble to the
Mexican authorities, but Secretary Ere
linghuysen holds that under q clause OF
the treaty with Mexico, which provides
that neither Government shall be bound
to surrender its own citizens. An Ameri-
can citizen is not subject to surrender
either by the United States Government or
the State of Texas. The ruling causes
the greatest surprise, as il is q violation Of
the precedent established in 1877, when
the jail at Rio Grsnde City was raided by
9 party Of Mexicans, who rescued q num-
Der OF persons and killed the Deputy
Sheriff. The leaders we're surrendered by
Mexico upon 8 demand by he United
States Extradition Agent. One OF them
was subsequently hung, and the other
two we're sent TO the penitentiary.
A Mob Hangs Richard Hickey.
R~ESDvILLE, O., Feb. 4.-Peter Clifford,
q young brakeman On the Ohio Central
Railroad, was awakened late Saturday
night by two men who asked him to come
to the door. He went, and as soon as the
door was opened one of the men put a pis-
toll to his breast and fred. Clifford fell
into the arms of his wife. saying: 1.-THE
Hickey's have killed me-" and died in a
few moments. He was much esteemed
among his ~neighbors, and was recently
married. The Hickey's, who bear q hard
name, were arrested. They are four in
number. including Joe Reddy, a brother
in-law of Richard Hickey. Last night q
mob of several hundred men surrounded
the Jail and took Richard Hickey and
Reddy to q grove near by. where Hickey
was hung, refusing 10 confess or deny.
Reddy was also strung up, but the rope
broke and he protested his innocence and
begged so ~piteously that the crowd spared
him for trial,
Chicago Matters.
CHICAGO, Feb. Aeon Cronson, who
embezzled $50, 900 worth of diamonds
from Goldsmith & Kahn in New York, was
captured in Chicago. Property valued at
S11. 900 was recovered, and the detectives
have hopes Of securing the remainder.
Andrew Johnson, a Danish lad, at Ra-
cine, Wis, killed Bertha Brassman and
himself with a revolver this afternoon. He
was jealous of the attentions she received
from Charles Binkman. The girl was en-
ployed in q restaurant. and the tragedy
took place in the cooking room.
The we'll borers near Urbana, Ills,
struck a gas vein at a depth Of so feet,
which can be heard roaring at a distance
of two miles.
The Manufacturers fn q DiIema.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Feb. Att is claimed
by the manufacturers that the question al
issue is whether they shall run the mills
or be dictated to by the operatives. The
mills have q capital Of ST, 000, 900 and an
organization of 1000 operatives. 1t ID
suggested that the mills will be shut down
entirely. that the union may have no rev.
enue from the operatives working to sup.
port those on the strike.
Funeral OF wendell Phillips.
Boston, Feb. 4.-The funeral services OF
Wendell Phillips will be held in Faneuil
Hall the latter part of this week. No day
is specified. An autopsy showed that
terrible nature of disease caused his death,
His sufferings must have been most acute,
and his fortitude in the light OF present
developments is something remarkable.
The Maybee Murder.
JAMAICA, L. l., Feb. 4.-The examina'
ton of Edmund S. Tappan, held on his
confession as accessory to the murder Of
Mrs. and Miss Mayhee at B~rookville. in
November last, was continued to-day
Halstead FL. Frost, to whom Tappan made
the confession, denied the conversation
with Tappan. The latter said he and his
brother John put up a job to meet in the
| cedars aud kill Maybee and rob his house
JeH. Rogers Hung by a Mob.
COLUMBUS, Ga, Feb. 4.-The negro,
JEFF N. Rogers, who outraged and brutally
| stabbed Mrs. Striblin in the northern par
| of Chambers county, Ala, was forcibly
taken from Lafayette Jail Saturday night
| and hanged to q tree. About so men were
| engaged in the lynching. Bill Butler, an.
| other negro in the same cell, was allowed
| to make his escape.
| the Rename of the Jeanette
Victims.
NEW York, Feb. 4.-The Common Coun.
| Gil of Brooklyn has appointed a committee
| to arrange a proper reception Of the re-
| mains of the victims Of the Jeanette
| Arctic expedition. The Grand Army OF
the Republic will take becoming action.
Mother and Daughter Burned.
G~ALLIopoLIs, o., Feb. THE wife and
little daughter of Morgan Martin. a farmer
four miles from here. were burned in their
dwelling Saturday. II is supposed the
wife's clothing caught fire and fired the
building.
Mayo Seated.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 4.-The House Com