Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-04-12
Fight Between Irishmen and Ital-
fans.

Fight Between and ltai-
fans.
ST. THOMAS, Ont, April ia fight
occurred this morning between a gang OF
60 italian and an equal number Of Irish
laborers on the Canadian Southern Rail-
road, caused by the Irish objecting to the
employment of the Italians. The police,
with the assistance of citizens, succeeded
in stopping the fight after several on both
sides had been severely wounded.
A Suspected Man Arrested.
WASHINGTON, April 11.-Information
has been received here of the arrest by the
United States authorities at Key West Of
a Cuban named Aurelio Mayoll, who ar
rived at that port yesterday. The arrest is
based on a telegram from the Governor
| General of Canada to the Spanish Consul
at Key West, saying that Mayoll was com
ing to America to kill him.
The Creek Troubles.
EUFALIA, 1. T., April 1.-The Greek
troubles are virtually settled. Checote
| and Speechee have concluded to abide
by the decision Of the Secretary OF
| the Interior, and on their advice their
| supporters will do 80. They are both
| Creek delegates to Washington under Per
| ryman's administration, and have finally
| accepted the situation.
Insane 10 80 Years.
HUNTINGDON, Pa, April 11.-Daniel
| Hawn, aged "a, died yesterday. He had
| been insane for 60 years, and in all that
| time had been kept in solitary confine-
| ment in q room in the house where five
brothers survive him, and are owners OF
900 acres in Juniato township.
Dead Bodies I'm the POcahOntas
Mine.
LYNcHBURG, Va, April 11.-H the fan
works well tonight all the Pocahontas
mines bodies will be taken to the surface
and handed over to friends. Unclaimed
bodies will be buried in some cemetery
plot. A public funeral service will be
held on a day yet to be named.
A Fathers Dreadful Oversight.
OREGON CRY, April 11.-At New Erie
yesterday William Bonner, a farmer, was
chopping down q tree and did not notice
his 5-year-old son playing on the opposite
side from him. The tree fell on the child,
killing it instantly, crushing every bone in
it's body.
stamp Troubles I'm Mexico.
ST.. LOUIS, April 1.-THE latest ad-
vices from the City OF Mexico say thai
the trouble over the Stamp Act is practi.
cally settled, the company having agreed
to q modification, 30 that only 'gooda
actually sold shall be stamped.
Coal Heavers' Strike Ended.
CINCINNATI, April 1.-THE strike Of the
coal beavers at Harper's rolling mill,
| Newport, KY, for a restoration of the
wages paid last Fall, will close tonight.
About 60 strikers enforced the idleness oil
600 employees.
Stabbing I'm Court.
PHILADELPHIA, April II. George
Hughes, who has been separated from his
| wife for some time, was arrested fol-
threatening to kill her. During the trial,
while his wife was giving testimony, he
| stabbed her.
Mr.. Arthur Attends Church.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE President
attended services at st. Johns Church
! this morning, and spent. the. remainder 81
! the day quietly at the White House. re.
ceiving no visitors.
Havana Consul CONGRATULATIONS.
WASHINGTON, April ia cablegran
has been received by the Secretary o.
State from Adam Badeau, rendering hi
resignation as Consul General Of Havana
HalEHoliday i'm wall Street
New YORK, April 11.-To-day was OBJ
served as a half holiday in Wall street
The Exchanges were closed.