Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-19

from one source and were inspired By one
set of conspirators with the sole object OF
speculation. The exposure shows the
headquarters Of the conspiracy to be at
Berlin. but its agents work on every
bourse in Europe. Forged accounts Of
hostile Russian movements were tele-
graphed to the London papers and the
pompous and threatening tone of the lat
ter was depended upon to do the rest.
Boiling Hot I'm New York.
New YORK, July 18.-The weather here
to-day is sultry and close. The Their
mometer at noon was 80. Up to that hour
six cases of sunstroke were reported. The
Health Office reports this week 1,019
deaths In the city, against $40 in the cor
responding week last year.
Lateral 8 p. M. the thermometer
registered, SO in the shade. Two addi-
tional sunstroke cases are reported in this
city and three on Long Island.
Interior Departments Appoint.
ments.
WASHINGTON, July Is. The Secretary of
the Interior has appointed Samuel N.
Holiday. Jr., of st. Louis, and VIM. r.
Henderson, of M~artinsville, Indiana, AS
sistant superintendent Of the Yellowstone
National Park. Allen M. Easterly, of
Montana, John A. Gum, of Indiana, Hugh
@. Quigley, of Ohio, Nathan B. Wharton.
of Ohio, James N. Smithie, of Arkansas,
John Jones, of New York, have been ap-
pointed Special Agents Of the General
Land Office.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
PHILADELPHIA, July 18.-The express
train from Atlantic City on the West Jer-
sey railroad ran off the track at Newfeld
Station this morning. The engine was
demolished and Engineer George Muir
ply received injuries from which he OK
pired in q short time. A number OF pas
sengers we're slightly injured. The en-
gineer's brave conduc. in remaining at his
post averted q more disastrous result.
The accident was caused by a misplaced
switch.
A Big Hanging.
MEMPHIS, July 18.-David Ackles, COL
ored, was hanged to-day at Helena, Ark,
for the murder OF Frank Burrell and his
wife, colored, last January. The hanging
was the occasion for running excursion
trains into Helena. Fully 5000 persons
witnessed the execution. Just previous to
leaving his cell the father and mother of
the murdered man visited Ackles. He
asked their forgiveness and they gave it
willingly. The murderer died without a
struggle.
Gen. Sheridan with the Indians.
Fort RENO, July 18.-Nothing of spe-
cial interest has developed here. General
Sheridan talked with q number of Indians
including Stone Calf, one Of the dissatis-
fed chiefs. They are divided on the ques-
ton of leasing TO cattlemen. The Indians
appear to realize that il the Government
undertakes to disarm them they must sub
NIT, and all danger Of an outbreak is prac.
tically ended.
Horrible.
LOUISVILLE, July 18.-Tom Hanlan,
aged 81 years, in Jail with delirium ire
mems, broke q window pane to-day, and
with q triangular piece Of glass stabbed
himself in the left lung. Turning the
glass round and round, he made a hor-
rible aperture into which he thrust his
hand and pulled out q portion Of the lung.
He is still living, but will die.
Convicted and Sentenced.
CHICAGO. July 1S.-Mary Kleman,
charged with attempting to poison the
family of her sister, Mrs. Michael Freeres,
was a~djudged guilty this evening. The
jury named the penalty at U year in the
penitentiary. She is said to have con.
fessed to causing the death Of her father
and another sister a year ago by poison.
A Cheerful Hanging.
RALEIGH, N. O., July 18.-Eaton Mills,
colored, a noted Desperate. was hanged
this afternoon in public at Halifax for the
assassination Of Henry Ponton W years
ago. Five thousand persons, many col.
ored, witnessed the execution. Mills was
cheerful to the last. He made no comics.
sion.
Fire I'm a Telegraph Onice.
PHILADELPHIA, July 18.-The operating
room of the Western Union Telegraph
Company was burned at 2:15 o'clock this
morning. The connections in all direc-
lions we're destroyed.
Failure OF John Roach.
New YORK, July IS. John Roach. the
famous ship builder, made an assignment
to-day to George w. Quintard and George
Z. Weed with preferences OF about S122,-
900.
Fatal Heat In Jersey.
JERSEY CRY, July 18.-Taere we're sew
eral deaths from heat in Hudson county
to-day. Five OF the victims were children.