Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-22
EASTERN NEWS.
A Desperate and Law DGiying Fam
lily in Michigan.
ARMED WITH REPEATING RIFLES THEY
DEFY THE OFFICERS.
Great Apathy Existing Among
New York Republicans.
SUDDEN OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX N
NEW yoRz CITY.
Latest Particulars Concerning the
Wyoming Labor Troubles.
A SPIRITED ROW AMONG Po-
LISH RELIcIoNISTS.
A SPIRITED ROW AMONG PO-
LISH RELIcIoNISTS.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.
A Desperate Family.


IONA, Mich, Sept. 21.-Abner Aldrich.
a man about 45 years of age, with his wife
and two children, one OF them a young
man about 90, live on q farm about eight
miles out of the city and q mile east of
Collins station on the Detroit, Lansing
and Northern railroad. The family have
been for years the terror of the %neighbor-
hood where they reside. Aldrich has been
arrested for assault and threats against
life time without number, and never with
ont cause. Some time since judgment was
obtained against him in the Justice Court
Of Portland, but no officers would attempt
TO collect the amount. It was brought TO
this city and given to Constable Perry
Chapman with a warning 10 take help with
him and look put for himself. He took
with him George Bradley and W. Ainsley,
Of this city, and went out there yesterday
afternoon. They found Aldrich and his
20-year-old son loading wheat into some
bags. Chapman stepped up to the wagon
where Aldrich was and said he was an
officer and had an execution. Aldrich
caught up an ak lying in the wagon and
raised il to strike Chapman, when Chap
man covered him with his revolver, and
at the muZzle compelled him to leave the
wagon, and still covering him told his
men TO seize him. But before they could
do SO the young man had got
a rifle and opened upon Chapman
Young Aldrich fred ct Chapman, but
rnscoo6 liYn aud he ohnk apn Aldrfob
who, recovering his repeating Spencer
c~arbine. opened fire from the house.
Bradley fell at the third shot, but was
helped away by Ainsley. Chapman was
uninjured, but finding himself alone be
retreated. Ainsley was but slightly in
iured. but Bradley is in a precarious con
dition. His right arm was ~amputated late
in the afternoon, and he ia doing as we'll
as could be expected. A warrant was
issued for Aldrich's two men and woman,
and the Sheriff and four officers went out
to serve it. After holding the officers off
four hours with rifles they finally yielded,
and at midnight were lodged in Jail. They
still kept their guns, n more trouble was
expected. The house where the Aldrichs
live is boarded up, and the walls pierced
for rifle shooting on the plan of q frontier
fort, and Is nearly as strong. The family
are armed with repeating rifles, and have
for q year kept off the off GERS after the
plan Of yesterday.
The Republicans "Very Slow
SARATOGA. n. T.. Sept. 21.-Delegates
to the Republican Convention are arriving
very slowly. Tonight there are not more
than 800 of them in town. No caucuses
will be held before tomorrow night, when
it is expected that all the delegates will be
on the ground. Il is said by delegates
now here that never before in the history
of New York politics have Republicans
been SO slow in maturing their plans; hat
there is absolutely no ground this time
upon which to form az opinion as to who
will be nominated. Among those known
TO be candidates are James s.. Warren, Of
Buffalo, late Chairman of the State Com
mittee; Joseph W.. Drexel. late of Drexel,
Morgan 4 Co.; Judge Noah Davis, Ira
Davenport, VIM. H. Seward, Hon. Levi P.
Morton and Secretary OF State Jos. B.
Carr. There are several others who will
not possibly receive more than a compli-
mentary vote.
Smallpox i'm New York City.
New YORK, Sept. 21.-The Health Off,
GERS are making every effort to discover
the sudden outbreak Of smallpox in q
Grand street tenement, and to stem it be-
fore it gains much Roadway. On Saturday
night William Ovens child was found i'll
with the disease, and they removed 1t to o
hospital next door. Yesterday Mrs. Mary
Radcliffe was found covered with erup-
tions, and also removed to the hospital.
In Brooklyn to. day Mrs. Quinn and her
baby were found suffering from the dis
ease and taken to . hospital.
A Row Among Religi0nfsts.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 21.-A row occurred
between different factions at the st. Hedg-
weig's Polish Church Society to-day, in
which q number were cut with knives. and
wounded with stones and clubs. or seri.
ously injured in other ways. Six parti-
cipants, members Of the church, have been
arrested and jailed.
The wyoming Labor Troubles.
CHEYENNE. Wyo., Sept. 21.-work was
resumed at the Rock Springs coal mines
this afternoon. All the Cinnamon went TO
work; also all the white mechanics, en-
gineers, blscksmiths, firemen and carpen- |
ters employed in the mines. The coal
miners declined to work, and were paid
off. Everything is quiet. and no more
is anticipated.
They All Want 'Em.
New York. Sept. 21.-The Star this morn
ing has the following: The paper money
newspapers say the people do not like
silver dollars, but the Star knows bet.