Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-01-10

a at an early day Of ell the cattle
ranges of Mexico, Texas, Indian Territory,
Kansas, Nebraska, Wyoming and other
Territories, to organize a national associa-
ton for the general protection Of their in
terests. Circulars have been sent to all
parts of the country named, and from all
the returns so far received the project
meets with much favor.
what IN Star Route Prosecution
Cost.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-In response to
Senator Van Wyck's resolution of Dec. IL,
Secretary Folger sent to the Senate an
item of the expenses incurred in the De-
psrtment of Justice since March 4. 1881.
The document shows, for prosecuting the
Star Route cases, persons named received
compensation as follows: A. M. Gibson,
SIS, 900; B. H. Brewster, SIS, 1000; Allan
Pinkertou, detective services, Sc, 874; W.
W. Ker, S29. ST.; H.. II. Wells, So, 200;
Geo. Bliss, S34, 2S2; W. A. Cook, Sl3. 500;
R. T. Merrick, ST, 500; total. S113.032.
More Destruction.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. 9.-Since mid
night the storm has increased to q terrible
gale, raging throughout Wyoming Valley,
the wind blowing with violent fury. The
atmosphere is filed with sleet. Many
buildings in the course Of erection are
threatened with demolition.
The Portland, Me-, schooner Etna, with
railroad iron from Bath and Wilmington,
vent down near Bangs Island in the storm
last night. The crew have not been
heard of.
A GIee Club Smashed.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 9.-Strong and Gre
horn, members of the Yale College Glee
Club, injured in the wreck at Charleston,
Ind, are doing nicely. The Glee Club
wants S12,0 900 from the o. & M. Railroad
for the delay and losses by missing their
engagement at Cincinnati. Individual
damage suits will be filed in q short time.
Destructive Gale.
ATLANTIC CITY, Jan. "a gale and high
tide last night carried to sea boarding
houses, stores, dwellings, lighthouses and
other buildings. Howard's pier is more
than half washed away. Much damage
was done to the South Atlantic City and
West Jersey Railroads. Their trains are
not running from this place to-day.
Cattle Men After the Fence Cutters.
GALVESTON, Jan. AT Austin, Texas,
it leaks out that a Commissioner repre-
senting S25, 900, 900 worth of cattle, was
appointed some weeks ago to work the
press OF the State, 80 as to create a senti-
ment favoring vigorous ensctments against
fence cutters. The Commissioner made 9
report, and il is said to have been satisfac-
tory in the extreme.
Female Seminary Consumed.
COLUMBUS, Ga, Jan. 9.-The Columbus
Female College burned this morning. The
hydrants were frozen and the fremen had
difficulty to thaw them. All the inmates
were aroused in time and escaped. Loss,
$50, 900. Attendance, 100 young ladies.
To Restrict n Sale of whisky.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-House.-Gibson
asked leave to offer a resolution declaring
all laws of the Federal Government author
izing the sale of Intoxicating liquors in the
States by wholesale CT retail be made de-
pendent on the parties authorized first
obtaining licenses from the States authori-
ties. Deuster objected.
Frank James Condition.
CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-The Daily News, In
dependence, Mo-, special says: Frank
James condition is growing worse very
fast. His friends have about given up all
hopes of his recovery.
SnOwstOrms.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Jan. 9.-The
snow is from 16 to IS inches deep-ex-
tending over this latitude.
At Richmond, KY, the snow is IA in
ches deep. 1t ia the heaviest ever known
in Central Kentucky.