Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-22

below here yesterday. Arson Carman and
wife and Mrs. Jay Carmsn, their sons
wife, drove into the stream, which had
risen during the night from recent rains,
and we're swept out Of sight of the second
wagon, which came to the ford q few min
u.es later. In the second wagon were Mr..
and Mrs. Coates and Jay Osrman. They
drove into the stream and were carried
away also. Only three bodies have been
recovered.
Murder I'm New York.
NEW YORK, July 21.-Two police officers
shortly after midnight came upon a man
rolling in his own blood ON Fourth street.
On picking him up they found q gaping
wound in his throat, through which the
blood was rapidly oozing. The police
took him to the station house, where the
man bled to death. Almost with his last
breath he said no was Thomas Murphy, IS
years old, and accused Thomas Dephy of
being his murderer. He had struck him
down with a pitcher, smashing it over his
head in q quarrel. Dephy was arrested.
Montana Indians.
MILES CrTY, NJ. T., July 21.-The
Tongue River Cheyennes are headed by
Chief White Bull, who has forced Black
Wolf to join him. Two Moons and Brave
Wolf are the leading chiefs on the Rosebud.
The Tongue River Indians have had q fracas
among themselves; result not known.
Major Logan reached here yesterday and
will be joined by two companies OF cavalry
for Custer tomorrow. Grow agent Arm
strong left yesterday for his agency.
The Heat I'm Richmond.
RICHMOND, Va, July 81. - The hot
weather, which has prevailed hereabouts
for nearly a week, still continues. In this
city the thermometer, since last Wednes-
day, has ranged from IS to 100 degrees
between A. M. TO 4 P. NJ. each day. Yes
terdsy between IL M. and 8 P. NJ. the mer-
curry in several places rose to 100 and 1O4.
To-day it marked SO degrees.
Blood i'm she Indian Territory.
ST. LOUIS, July 21.-A Little Rock,
Arkansas, special to the Post Dispatch says:
A fight occurred near the Johnson ranch
in the Indian Territory on Saturday IN
which q Chicasaw Indian named Ward was
killed and two cowboys named johnson
and Campbell wounded. The quarrel
arose oyer the ownership Of q drove OF
cattle.
Stewing In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, July 21.-To-day has been
the hottest of the season.. At z A. NJ. the
thermometer was so, at II A. N. 80 and at
4 P. M. 1O1. There were numerous sun
strokes, three fatal. The death rate has
been largely increased by the heat of the
past several days.
Ninety.Nine Years.
MOUNT STERLING, Ky. July 21.-Mrs.
S~trickline, who was charged with COM
plicity in the murder of her husband. has
been sentenced to the penitentiary for 80
years. Floyd Williams. who committed
the crime, is here awaiting execution.
Hot Enough tO XIII Hogs.
CHICAGO, July 21.-Lsst night was the
most oppressive experienced in this city in
a number of years. At an early hour this
morning a light breeze came from the lake
which has blown stronger all morning. A
result of the intense heat yesterday was q
large mortality among the hogs at the
stock yards.
Beautiful and Brave.
BEDFORD, Ia, July 21.-This afternoon
Ida Cimball, the beautiful 15-year-old
daughter of a leading business man shot
and killed W. T. Giles, a prominent music
dealer. She claims Giles seduced her.
Accepts the Presidency.
ITHIoA, N. Y. July 21-Prof. Adams, the
newly-elected President Of Cornell Uni
versity, has written Andrew D. White. ae-
cepting the Presidency of the University.