Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-28

.tata fuyther that the account OF 9 prom
;nent oil dealer was overdrswn $97, 900.
Thsse two accounts Of overdrsft are in ex-
cess of the entire capital and surplus OF
the hank. The directors have appointed
a committee Of employees. 80 experts, 70
90 over the books and report as speedily
- possible.
The Grants Assignment.
NEW YORK, May 27.-Individual sched-
ules in the assignment Of frederick d.
Grant and Jesse B. Grant to James Nc
Nance were filed in the conrt to-day.
The schedule OF Frederick d. Grant shows
the following debts. The liabilities amount
10 50. 215. O66. made up IS follows: Cred
tors other than preferred, $S20,300; cred
itors preferred, S243, $50; contingent liza
bilities. 10000; par value Of securities
borroved from Grant & Ward. 81, lac, 800;
assets nominslly, worth ST. 800, 0l3, actual
worth unknown. Among the creditors
preferred are Ulysses S. Grant, 5000; Mrs.
Fred d. Grant, SC, 200; 10 security. The
schedules in the assignment OF Jesse r.
Grant shows debts and liabilities OF $685.
429. and assets. nominally, Sl3l $50.
Prentice Teller Pleads Guilty.
ST. LOUIS, May 27.-When the case of
Prentice Teller, the express robber, was
called in the Criminal Court this morning.
his attorneys pronounced themselves As
ready 10 proceed. The indictment was
then read to the prisoner, and he was
asked 10 plead. To the astonis hment Of
the Court, Teller answered without 8 mo-
ment's hesitation, Guilty, Your Honor"
There was 9 sensation succeeding this, but
presently Judge Van Wagner turned in
his chair and ordered the prisoner to rise.
and be sentenced him to i've years i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary. This is
the full penalty OF the law for grand lar
ceny.
The Condition Of TfIden.
NEW YORK, May 27.-Yesterday q CORE
spondent called ct Greystone for the pur-
pose Of verifying the report printed in 8
morning paper regarding the health OF
Mr.. Tilden. After waiting 8 few minutes
in the reception room. Mr.. Tiiden himself
came in u~nannounced. He said that the
report OF his failing health was 9 pure
fabrication and utterly without founda-
ton; that his health ct present was better
than it had been at any time during the
past year, and that he had merely run
down 10 Greystone for 9 few days 10 per-
sonslly oversee some Improvements that
he 10 making on the place. He said fur
Their that he expected 10 return to Gramer-
cy Park tomorrow.
Received n Life Sentence.
DETROIT, May 27.-Dsvid Stone, & half
wit.ed uncle Of q little girl six years old,
Lulu Dick, was arrested last week on sus-
picion Of having outraged and murdered
her, He was taken into the Court with
out public knowledge and sentenced 10 the
State Prison for life. He was then put
into q close carriage and driven across the
county to Jackson. where he arrived early
this morning. Extraordinary provisions
were taken on account Of the intense feel
ing at HiIlsdsle, to avoid lynching him.
A Crank.
BELLE PLAIN, Iowa, May 27.-Samuel
Dunlap shot his wife three times and then
cut his own throat. Deceased was highly
respected. sober and industrious, and
financially well situated. The motive for
the rash act is unknown. He was about
35 years Of age. He leaves four children,
the oldest Is years old. His wife is still
living, with but little prospect Of recovery.
Another Bank Closed.
HoT SPRINGS, Ark. May 27.-The Hot
Springs National Bank closed its doors,
owing to a run on the bank. caused by the
reported absence OF the President, Andrew
Bruon. The liabilities are sec, 600. A run
was commenced on the Arkansas National
Bank, Hot Springs, which is understood
TO be in good condition. There is great
excitement.
Jack Morris Surrenders.
MILES, N. T., May 2.-Jack Morris.
the cowboy who sho. Iron Heart. the
Cheyenne chief, has surrendered. He
claims that he acted in self defense. The
Indians threaten TO take TO the warpath.
Women and children are coming in from
the outlying ranches in great alarm.
$50 People Injured.
CHATHAM, Ont, May 27.-During the
holiday games to-day the grand stand col
lapsed, and $50 people were injured, sew
eral seriously, but no fatal results are
feared. The injuries consisted Of broken
arms, legs and ribs. Some were injured
internally.
LincoIn Reported Killed.
NEW YORK, May 27.-A false rumor was
circulated here, and probably In the other
cities this morning. that Secretary Lincoln
had been killed. The Secretary was at his
desk in the War Department to-day in his
usual health.
Condition of President Riddle.
PrTTsBUBG, Pa, May T.-President
Riddle slept fairly last night. and this
morning was sufficiently recovered so % to
enable his friends to remove him to his
residence.
Change Of Climate.