Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-15
EASTERN WIS.
Peace Fully Restored at
Santander.
A KANSAS FARMER WITH A
VIOLENT TEMPER.
The Graphic to be Sold Under the
Sherif's Hammer.
A TERRIBLE RAILaoAD ACCIDENT
AT HAMPSTEAD.
a Judge Refuses the Storey Will Case
to Probate.
ESPECIAL TO b sENTINEL.l
San Salvador Intelligence.

SH1 S61tAHOE 4UeSAhf&encss
PANAMA, Nov. 5.-Peace has been re-
stored in Cundinamsrica and S~antander,
owing to the active Intervention of the
Federal Government. The town of Quad
ulas was captured by the rebels, who sub
sequently laid down their arms. 1t was a
scene of many atrocities. The picket Of
25 men, who had defended q schoolhouse
five hours, were slaughtered after sur.
rendering. The body of the commander
was subsequently exposed to the most
terrible ~indignities. On the following day
a number Of houses were sacked and sew
eral were burned. Numerous assassina-
tions, OF a fearful and cowardly character
were perpetrated.
The Diario Official, of San Salvador,
says q body Of 200 men assembled at the
houses OF Jesus Paraded, Tamos Padilla
Department of Sonsonati, and muir
dered them all together, with the
wives and children of the two first men
toned. subsequently they murdered a
police Captain, and several other victims
persisted to the number IA. The houses
of Garega, Padilla and Pancho were
burned. The crimes committed were
owing to a dispute as to the proprietor
ship of lands.
Religious Anniversary.
New YORK. Nov, 14.-The one hundredth
anniversary of the conservation by the
p~relates of the Scottish Episcopal Church
OF Samuel Seabury, the first American
Episcopal Bishop, was commemorsted by
services at Trinity Church to-day.
Bishop Seabury at the time of his death
was Professor of Divinity i'll the General
Seminary. Since be was made Bishop of
the Episcopal Church he extended its
work across the continent under the
services of Ga diocesan bishops, with
about 5000 clergymen, and his estimated
membership of more than SOC, 900. Those
present at to-day's services were Bishops
Scarbora of New Jersey, Assistant Bishop
Henry @. Potter, Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix,
Rev. Arthur Brooks and other assistant.
Bishop Potter conducted the services and
Mr.. Mr.. Dix delivered the ermon
Election Notes.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-St. Johns vote, 80
far, according to the official canvass, is as
follows: First Assembly District, 10 votes;
| Second, 8; Third, %; Fourth, 10; Fifth,
Is; Sixth, 7; Seventh, II; Eighth, IL.
New YORK, Nov. 14.-Kings county COM
plete official canvass, not yet declared, ia:
Cleveland, 60. 274; Blaine, 53.512; Butler,
1,426. Cleyeland's plurality Is, 762.
MALONE, Nov. A. Franklin county, Of
fetal, Cleveland, 2.94s; Blaine, 4,638; st.
John, 10; Butler. 81.
New YORK, Nov. 1880 P. M.-The
Ninth Assembly District Of this city on
which the Aldermen have been engaged to-
day has not yet been completed.
Big Probate Case.
CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-In the Storey will
case to-day the Court refused to admit the
will to probate drawn by Mr.. Storey in
1881, and which is known as his last will,
on the ground that he was then OF IN
sound mind. The will drawn in 1879 con-
tanning nearly identical provisions with
the one Of 1881, is not yet offered for pro-
bate. The Court also appointed A. L.
Patterson, who has been acting as con-
servator, as administrator of the estate on
a bond of 81 ZOO, 900.
Very Violent Temper.
MCPHERSON, KS, Nov. IA. August
Tuxhorn, a farmer in this county. set fire
to his house, barn and gransry, and then
blew out his brains with a shotgun. Tho
buildings were destroyed with 81, 1000 in
money in the house. The total loss is
$11 900. The evidence showed that he in
tended to murder his wife and four child
rem, but the design was frustrated by his
wife. No cause is assigned, except that he
was a man of violent temper.
Fish Planter.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lathe Fish Com
missioner's car, No. 2, in charge OF q. II.
II. More, leaves Washington tonight with
carp for the supply of all applicants in
Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Da-
kota, Idaho Montana, Washington Terri
tory and Oregon. His route is via Chi
cago, Quincy, Des Moines. st. Paul. and
the Northern Pacific road to Portland.