Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-20
A DOLLAR BREAKS A MANS
NECK.
Some Molly Maguires.
ESPECIAL TO TIE SENTINEL

P~IrTsBURG, Sept. ia Locust Gap,
Pa, special says that the outlying dis
tricts Of Schuylkill, Luzerne. Northum-
berland, Carbon, Lehigh, Wyoming and
L~ackawanna regions, the Coal and Iron
Police, as we'll as the members Of the De-
tective Corps, have discovered unmistaks-
BILE evidence OF existing lodges Of the
Brotherhood of Molly Msguires. Yester-
day the body of one Hungarian employed
upon the Beach Creek, Clearfeld i South
western Railroad, was found near Clear
field creek, Clearield county. There we're
terrible stabs and shot wounds upon him.
A party Of miners drove him away from
the coal country, and it is presumed that
the man refused to leave the coal country.
A Hungarian named George Unglevsritish
has been fatally shot at Centralis. Who
fred the shot ia unknown, though a
man named L~eftkoTitch has been ar
rested and taken to Bloomsbury Jail.
Interviews with Capt. Anderson Of the
Shsmokin Coal and Iron Police, Capt.
Williams of the "Schuylkill corps and Capt.
r. J. Linden, Superintendent Of the Penn
sylvania Agency Of the Pinkerton Bureau,
have developed the fact that the statements
relative to the reorganization OF the go
ciety ia true. A number Of prominent
citizens and railroad operators and mine
bosses have been threatened and their
names placed upon the Molly Maguire
death list. While there is no direct evil
dence to convict the Molly Aaguires with
L 1-s,-
direct suspicion toward them and recent
mysterious inceudiary burnings Of colliery
properties in different sections of the coal
country are attributed 10 the brotherhood.
Four Startling Shocks.
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. l9.-At 2:45 this
afternoon an earthquake shock was felt
very perceptibly in parts Of the city. The
Western Union building, the Csmpean
Block and the Bull Block were all shaken
up considerably, driving many TO the
streets from fright. No damage reported.
The shock lasted 10 seconds.
GRASS LAKE, Mich, Sept. 19.-An earth
quake shock was felt here this afternoon.
School children tainted and school had to
be discontinued.
CHELSEA, Mich, Sept. ia shock OF
earthquake was felt here this afternoon.
TOLEDO, Sept. ia shock OF earth
quake was distinctly felt at 2:20 this P. NJ,
lasting Is seconds. The noise resembled
that Of q distant blast. Reports from the
surrounding towns in every direction are
to the effect that the shock was plainly
felt, in some instances rocking buildings
and displacing their contents.
Miss Cfemence Declines the Honor.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-Miss Clemence S.
Lozier. NJ. D., Chairman Of the New York
State Committee of the Woman Suffrage
party, to-day issued the following card:
The New York Woman's Suffrage party of
this State has no share in nominating a
Woman's Rights ticket for the Presidency,
and the use of the name Of the undersigned
as candidate for Vice President is without
authority. While the writer appreciates
the kind intentions of friends who have
made use Of her name, she sees no need OF
q special Woman's Suffrage ticket, when
all the candidates for President are
friendly to woman's suffrage.
(Signed) CLEMEScE s. LozIER.
Presidential Appointments.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 19-The President
has mAdo WIG lOlluWluS appointments.
VIM. M. Clarke Of Colorado. Agent of the
Indians of the Southern Ute Agency;
Phillip P. Wilcox Of Colorado, Meter Of
the United States Mint at Denver; G. D.
Ford of Colorado. Agency Of the Indians
Of the San Carlos Agency at Arizona.
There was a rumor this morning that
SIS 900 was stolen from the Treasury, yes
terday. All the officials emphatically deny
it. Treasurer Wyman went to Mount
Vernon this morning, which he would not
have done had there been any trouble in
his Department.
Mrs. LOckwOOd's Nomination sRat.
ifed.o
WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-About so per-
sons. most Of whom were women, attended
the meeting at Wilson's Station, Is miles
from this city, to ratify the nomination OF
Mrs. Belva Lockwood for President Of the
United States. Mrs. Lockwood was present
and made a speech. in which she said the
| women were about 10 take places with the