Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-28

10 two DAYS in jail for contempt, but the
im~pri.ounens portion Of his sentence was
held ND until the end Of the present term
Of court. The difficulty grew out OF per-
sonalities in their respective journals,
General Turner being editor Of the After
noon Seimetsr.
Going for Grants Doctors
NEW YORK. May 2.-The May number
Of the Medical Advocate. published in the
interest Of eclectic physicians, says: I'm
view Of al the circumstances. re have reA-
son to hope that there may have been
an error 10 the diagnosis a. well a. in
prognosis and treatment Of the Generals
case, and ths; Grant lsy long live As q
witness Of tie ignorance aud iueompetency
OF the men Who srrogsts 70 them selves all
the knowledge in the medical profession"
American Cubans Rejoicing.
KKr WEST, Fla. Nay H.-Ths Cubans
here are al parsding the streets With
bands Of music, in consequence Of the re-
ported landing 81 Santiago de Cuba Of an
expedition numbering 100 men under
ysropi and Nscea, which. is IL stated, has
since been reinforced By 5000 men from
ths, district. A state of siege has been
deereed, and the Captain General Of Cuba
has gone With the troops 10 that province.
The Brooklyn Bridge and Sal
cides.
NEw YozK. May T.-Ths Brooklyn
bridge zxs the sesne Of another excite.
nens yesterday, when poor bat educated
German named Fliescher atsen pied 70
leap OF into the river, and vas barely saved
By . policeman dragging him down frog
she outer rail. Although Ai:enp pts at sui
eide ccear every week in other parts OF tbs
city. the attempt 70 make the Brooklyn
bridge = plsee Of suicide seems 10 I'll the
public mind with horror. Unless the
police take precautions there will surely be
q series Of suicide attempts.
A Prominently Connected Lady At
tempts Suicide
NEW YoRx, May 27.-Miss Nellie Can
field, . niece Of the wife OF Prssiden.
Lincoln, attempted suicide yesterday
morning In Mrs. Dexiit's Seminary for
Ioung Ladies in BelIeville. heal Sezsrk.
Miss Caufeld shot herself in the left
bress. near the heart. 4 physician has
pronounced the wound fatal. Miss Cam
field. who is Is years old, entered the sem
mary three months ago. Prior 20 that
time she had been suffering from spinal
meningitis, and was in delicate health.
A Wolf I'm Sleeps Clothing.
PrrTsBURG. May 27.-Charles P. Boyd,
the forger, who was arrested r~ecsatly st
Columbis, s. c., where be WAS ningling
in the best society and conducting large
lumber business, was brought 20 this city
to-day and taken tonight to Stenhen vile,
o., from which place be sbsconded in
October last, after committing forgeries TO
the amour. of 500, 600. He Was origin
ally 8 New Yorker, and served two years In
the Greenville, y Y, penitentiary. His
forgeries are said to aggregate 5000 100.
High Circles Astounded.
BALTIMORE, May 27.-The testim ony in
the trial of J. Graham Peane, who was
indicted for attempted felonious assault On
Mrs. Estelle ". Kirkland. at the Albion
Hotel on the 18th Of March last. Was begun
to-day. The details are wholly unit for
publication, but the social relations Of the
parties have invested the trial with much
interest. The accused belongs to one Of
the most respected families in Western
Maryland, and the complainant is adsugh.
ter Of one Of Baltimore's most popular
citizens.
Miss Cleveland On Total Abstinence
NEW York, May 27.-Miss Elizabeth
Cleveland, 8 sister OF President Cleveland,
has written 9 letter TO DR.. Howard Crosby,
of New York, upon the question Of total
abstinence, in which she takes exception
to certain views expressed by DR.. Crosby
upon the liquor question. Miss Cleveland
argues steadily for total abstinence, and
makes q plea for the absolute extinction OF
intoxicating beverages.
Poorly Attended.
ST.. LOUIS, May 27.-The annual con.
vention Of the National Wool Growers
Association met here to-day, and was pre-
sided over by its President. Hon. Column
bus Delano, Of Ohio. The Convention is
very thinly attended go far, not more than
two dozen delegates being present to-day,
but more are expected to arrive.
Refs War About Ended.
WINNIPEG, May 27.-A dispatch from
Battleford ssys: Chief Poundmaker sur
rendered Internationally to Gen. Middle
ton, who reached Battleford On Sunday.
~Poundmsker and thirty half breed prison
ers will be held to await action on the part
OF the Government. They also brought in
. great many arms.
b Old Crowd Reelected.
NEW YORK, May 27.-Messrs. Jay Gould,
Sidney Dillon, Russell Sage. C. P. Hunt
ington, Henry Hart, William Remsen,
Edward Lauterb augh, j. B. Houstan and
j.. W. Shaw were to-day reelected as
Directors of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company.
short In His Accounts.
NEW YORK, May 27.-James Nelson Day,
lately confidential clerk for Martin 4
Runyon, bankers, No. 10 Broadway, has
been found short in his accounts to the
amount of $50, 900. Day confessed and
states that he lost the money in Wall
Street.
An Appointment.