Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-07
EASTERN NEWS.
A Row Among the Negroes at Brad
fordVillG, Kentucky.
CHICAGO LIABLE TO LOSE HER
CATTLE MARKET.
The Democrats Rout the Republicans
in New Hampshire.
BUTLER BELIEVES &c WILL POLL
TWO MILLION VOTES.
Governor Cleveland Leaves Ter . Visi.
to the Aa;r9,daeE.
Nice Little Kentucky Row.
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Nice Little Kentucky Row.
BRApFoRDvILL, Ky., Aug. 6.-Whilet two
negroes were qusrreling yesterday over the
| election, q third, named Burr Dean, came
out of q store and drew 8 pistol and COM
menced firing into the crowd. The firing
soon became general, and 80 or 60 shots
were discharged in v minutes. Dean
received four bullets. He is supposed TO
| be MORALLY wounded, while 9 man named
Bear was slightly wounded. Two negroes
we're also wounded snd q horse killed. Two
miles above B~rsdfordville. John Burchell
and his son Jim were wsylaid and attacked
by James Rskes and his son Tom. John
Burchell struck James Rakes on the head
with 8 stone, knocking him down. Jim
Burchell drew = pistol and shot James
Rakes through the head IS be lay upon the
ground, and killed him. He also shot
Tom Rakes, inhicsing = bad wound in his
thigh. John Burchell married James
Rakes' sister and 3 feud Of several years
standing had existed between the families
The Burehells have not been arrested, but
the officers sre looking for them
Threatened with tue Loss of Hts
Cattle Trade.
CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-The Inter-0cesn SAYS,
edi.orially: It now looks very much As il
Chicago would lose its supremacy IS the
cattle market. Il is pursuing . course
which needs only 10 be persisted in . little
longer, TO prove irrepsrsbly fatal. There
ia to-day 8 contagious disease of . deadly
nature raging in the Southwest. and yet
the cattle from thst fever-strieken region
continue 70 pour into the Union Stock
Yards. This is madness, and every day
the foundation Of the cattle trade in Chi
csgo is being undermined. Il will not
take long 10 do the suicidal work effect
u2lly. Shippers in Wyoming, Colorado,
Montana, and the Northwest generally,
will seek an outlet where the stock will be
unexposed to the Texas fever. Canada
viii soon be in 8 condition 10 afford sn
outlet for tbs NorthEes. cattle, and over
the most northerly route cur best beeFes
viii surely 60, giving Chicago q wide berth.
Condemned as Unauthorized.
NEW YoBK, Aug. 6~.-Ex-Judge John
Rooney presided at = meeting of the Ex-
eeutive Committee Of the National Labor
Party, st No. 8 Pine street, and resolu-
tons we're passed condsmning the acts of
W. 4. Carsly, ". 8. Wolf and others,
claiming to represent the National La
Dor Party. in approving certain official
acts OF Gov. Cleveland, and declaring that
these persons had no such authority, and
recommend their expulsion from the or
gsnizstion.
Cleveland On Vacation.
ALBASr, Aug. 6.-Gov. Cleveland leaves
Albany on so-morrow Afternoons train for
the upper Ssranac Lake in the Adiron-
dscks. where he will probably pass two
weeks vacation. The Governor states that
all the rumors concerning his letter Of ac-
cepsance are without foundation. The
Governor received 3 delegation of French
Canadians, residents of the United States,
who are holding = convention.
Shockfngly Burned.
NEw York. Aug. 6.-By the explosion OF
benzine in Charles Faulk's dyeing works, in
Forty-sixth street, this NOR ming, Edward
Lindenberg. engineer, and Peter Bretz
were sh~ockingly burned, and the front OF
the building, 5 stories high, was blown into
the street, and the building and stable,
with two houses, we're burned. The beer
saloon adjoining was demolished.
Net ON the Warpath.
VAN HORN. Texas, Aug. 6.-Cspt. Nc
Murray. with . company of the State
Rangers. has returned from pursuing the
renegade Apaches. He reports the Indians
doing no further depredations than the
usual killing of enough beef to live on.
They scattered on the approach Of the
troops, and evinced no signs Of being on
the warpath.
Military Review.
GETTYSBURG, Aug. 6.-Gen. Sheridan
and Secretary Lincoln arrived this morn
ing and were driven to the encampmens Of
the Pennsylvania National Guard, escorted
by Adjutant General North and cavalry.
They were welcomed by q salute. and were
received by the dignitsries. large crowd
gathered for the review this afternoon.
Bully for New Hampshirel
PORTSMOUTH, n. H.. Aug. 6.-Calyin
Page, Democrat, was chosen Mayor over
W.. 81. Size, Republican candidate, BY a
vote Of zoos to 4S4. the smallest Repub-
hcan vote ever cast in the city. The
Democrats for the first time in seven years
elect . majority Of the city officers, secur-
ing IS out Of 10 Councilmen and 6 out of
3 Aldermen.
Insured for $50, 900 and short Twice
That Amount.
DENVER, Aug. Sit is stated on good
authority that Frank Everett, the Golden
City banker, who suicided about three
weeks ago, was short in his accounts with
the depositors to 8 large amount approx
mating 500 600. Everett carried . $780,
900 life insurance.