Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-29

dered him $50 men to accompany his
troops should the hostiles come within
striking distance. There are twenty bucks
OF the Victoria band who lived here with
the Mescaleros three years. III neces-
sary, / will arrest and bold them unhl the
trouble il over. The Mescsleros can be
depended upon and will not JOIN the hos
tiles. The agent has been instructed not
to arrest victoris's people IS long as they
are pesceabie, but to keep them under
surveillance.
The Wool Growers i'm Convention.
ST.. LOUIS, May 2S.-The convention of
the Wool Growers National Association
adjourned sine die. The resolution re-
ported demands the restoration C. the
wool tariff Of 1867. Resolutions recite
that since the alteration was made in the
impor, duty in 1888 $50. 900 900 has been
lost to the wool growers Of America in the
lower prices alone, saying nothing OF the
depreciation in the value Of the hocks.
These figures are based on q comparison
with the prices Of 1882. 1t is announced
ths, if the tariff is not restored the sheep
husbandry Of the country must be absn-
doned. The seton of the Golden Club is
severely criticised. The confederation
among American producers is recon-
mended to work together to educate people
to the necessity Of preserving q suitable
protective legislation. The Association
declares it will support only such men and
parties SIS favor protection. The Exc
cutlve Committee has been ordered to
meet in Washington during The next
session of Congress.
Washington Intelligence.
WARRINGTON. May 2s.-The President to-
day commissioned Charles G. Kress, Post
master at Lewiston, Idaho.
Secretary Endicott, President Of the
Board recently appointed to examine and
report upon the defenses and Notifications
Of the United States, has called a meeting
of the Board 70 be held at the War Depart
ment on June 8.
The President will leave Washington for
New York tomorrow night, and be will be
accompanied by Secretaries Whitney, En-
dicott and Postmaster General Villas and
by Secretary Lamar, in case his health
will permit. The party expect to return
Sunday.
The appointment Of Edward Campbell,
Jr., as Marshal of the Southern District Of
Iows,is in the place of c. L. Williams, who
was originally selected for the office, but
whose commission was withheld in order
to allow the President further time 10 con-
slider fully the wishes Of the residents Of
the district.
Bad State of Affairs I'm Kentucky.
CHICAGO, May 2s.-A fearful state of
affairs is reported from Knell county, Ken
lucky. In March last ]. c. Jones, a re-
spected citizen, saved the life Of Frank
Salyers, who was threatened by thieving
bank desperadoes, but subsequently, they
murdered and robbed Salyers. They then
tried to kill Jones to escape punishment.
Jones gathered his friends, and thus the
two factions existed. On May 10 Ave OF
Jones' friends met six Of the other party
under q bowling hall, and -four were NOR
tally wounded. The civil authorities
caused warrants to be issued for the arrest
Of the living members Of Jones' party,
and on Tuesday three were arrested. They
were to be taken to Knott county yester.
day, when it was feared q collision Of the
Jones and Hall factions would occur.
Gamblers Lose Largely.
NEW YORK, May 28.-Pat Sheedy hal
Just arrived here lead broke. He says ht
lost $4,000 in Chicago, and that he lsft
the place in sheer desperation. Mike Nc
Donald. of Chicago. a boss gambler, was
also in Sheedy's game and lost 1922, 900 IL
cash. Sheedy does not talk much abouI
the matter, but the winner 10 said to be {
Wyoming cattle Spectator and gambler
whose net gains in Chicago during TIT
eight days were s203, 900. The story alst
duplicates Hawkins, another Chicago gam
bier, who is said to have helped put up the
game to beat Sheedy and Mcdonald.
A Fishing Barge Sunk.
NEW YORK. May 28.-The steamship
City Of Rome, which arrived here to-day
reports that on May Is, during q dens'
fog. she collided and sunk the French
fishing barge George Johanna, which wal
lying at anchor. She rescued two OF thu
crew. but the remaining % were lost.
A Fatal Accident.
CHARLESTON, May 28.-This morning thu
brake band of the Kanawha Mining Com
pany's incline. 300 feet long, up the steel
mountain. broke and two carloads o
miners, going to the mine, were carried
down the mountain at great speed. MINI
jumped out, four remaining. Three wer'
killed, one fatally hurt and Q number
injured.
Mackay's Company Attached.
PHILADELPHIA, May 28.-Eugene M
Howell. holder of over 500, 900 worth o
notes OF the Postal Telegraph and Cablt
Company, levied upon the stock and al
the interests of the Postal Telegraph Com
pany in this city. This was done through
the Sheriff, who issued an attachment THU
afternoon.
A Mint Hupertntendent Resigns.
PHILADELPHIA, May 28.-Col. A. Louder
Snowden, Superintendent Of the Philadel
phia Mint, has for warded his resignation
to President Cleveland, to take effecl