Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-09
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. discovers
I'm Penn.yIyaniA-

eurreut hers that English detectives have
obtained evi3saoe TO The elect tSAi 9
nowsrful secret society Of dynAuifsrs Is II
sus,sncs within the boundaries Of this
county. and that the society IL directly r.
spousib.e for the recsus explosions Aoo
as-skssinAaons in England Tbass dstscf-
ives have been on The track Of this sooiSt!
or brotherhood to- several months, Ana
;hsy have found that il Is val and iAoE-
oughly organized. somewhat under the
plan Of the Molly Msgurs, and thai rs
treasury contains 8 large amount OF money
obtained By assessments and Other sources
from Al parts Of the State. Some recent
EXPLOSIONS have besn traced directly 70
this county, s. vel Sc 8 number Of kss2s-
siusuons committed. Thess English de-
teetiyes, il Is claimed. have mingled with
suspects for 3 year. and have departed for
Washington with the evidence, which they
will lay before the proper English aainor-
ties. The evidence obtained and IN pos
session o! these detectives Is Of such 8
nature that it will show beyond the persd-
venture Of a doubt that the citizens Of this
country have been and are noE engaged II
sending TO England trusted men With
large quantities Of dynamite, and men who
have the nerve to use it after il is there.
Irish-AmericAns are said to scot st the idea.
They say such a thing would be impossible
here, but there was 8 sort Of = look about
their fsces that denied that they probably
know more about the matter than they
care 10 admit. 1t Is certain that there has
been something in the wind in this country
for some time past Of al unusually excit-
ing nature.
Trouble over n County Seat.
FOREST CITY, D. T., Jan. S.-Lsst even
ing al armed mob from Gettysburg and
vicinity came TO Forest City under the
charge OF c. W. Gilchrist, Jim Brison and
one Dotz, and they took possession of the
public records Of Potter county by tearing
out a part of the building in which they
are kept, and removed them by force. At
this writing the Sheriff has started in pur-
suit with an armed force, and the proba-
bilities are that 3 fight will ensue. Citi-
zens from all directions are loud in their
denuucistion of the Gettysburg people,
snd unless the records are returned to-day
the county will be a scene Of bloodshed
and riot. A great majority Of the.people,
want to see the county seat matter settled
by q court, and will abide its decision
cheerfully. The probabilities are that $50
men, armed to the teeth. will make a raid
on Gettysburg tonight and demand the
records.
Killed I'm a Family Quarrel.
BATH, Me-, Jan. S.-Arnold C. Stacy,
who lived in the outskirts OF this city was
shot dead during a family quarrel. Stacy
was the proprietor of the Crystal Minera,
Spring. having purchased it about tire,
years ago, at which time a residence wa
erected at considerable expense. He be
came financially embarrassed. The prop
erty was transferred to his wife a few week
ago. The debt was cleared, and he wished
to become possessor of the property again
but his wife refused to turn it over. A
the supper table, 80 Mrs. Stacy states, he
husbond renewed his demand, usin,
threatening Language, and, fearing violence
Mrs. Stacy arose from the table, and from
a drawer In the pantry adjoining tn
kitchen, took a revolver that was kept b
her for self-defense in his absence, as tn
house is quite q distance from any resi-
dence. She states that he took hold of th
barrel. when it was discharged The bul
let entered his head killing him instantly
A Mol i'm Kentucky.
MOUNT VERNON, Ky, Jan. S.-There i
serious trouble in this county between th
whisky dealers and tine officials. Las
night, at the Livingston railroad station
on the Rock Castle River Junction, Ky.
Deputy Sheriff James White wen to Al
rest James and Henry Burton, brother,
charged with aiding ]. W. Goff, and sal,
to be engaged in illegal whisky traffic
The Burton brothers barricaded thej
saloon doors, and, with friends inside. d.
ned arrest. A posse Of fifteen men wer
summoned, and the men surrendered
On the way to the jail, james Burton trie
) to escape, and, being fired on, was kille
; by the posse. Buttons friends, some tr
In number, then attacked the posse. Fl,
: ing became general and continued for tw
hours. Particulars are meager, but sever,
!, men are reported killed and wonndad
Among them is Judge Bullock. who
wounded in the arm. The excitement
. intense.
A Foul Murder.
Fl. SMITH, Ark, Jan. s.-News has hae
received from Cotton wood, Indian Ter,
tory of a cowardly murder which was com
mitted there last night. 1t appears N,
there was trouble between James a,
: robert and Isaac Walker, brothers an,
william Simmons, the latter being sccnsa
Oh improper conduct to Robert Walkar,
VIE. Last night, while the parties var
: quietly talking the matter over. Simmon
I being unsrmed, James Walker drew : ~.
toi and shot Simmons, killing him
posse is in pursuit Of the murderer.
8 Evarts for Senator.
NEW YORK, Jan. s.-The Posts 5 o,cloo,
! edition says: Information has ms, bee,
received that at a conference Of Iess;n,
Evsrts men in Albany, including ho,,
senators and members, it was fonnd ~.
. Eyarts had q clear majority in 10th Soa wa
. and Assembly as Senatorial csnS;Sa.N
9 me Albany Evening Journal a-nnorn"e
mat Evarts has a clear majority in n .h'