Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-17

Coleridge. 1t is a scene Of ruin. Five
large buildings we're blown down, and two
children OF Mr.. Leene were killed. The
damage at Harrington was So 5000. There
was but little damage at Wakefield. Henry
Erickson, seven miles north of Wakefield,
was killed by the storm. Jones Rythers,
Peavy q Co.'s agent, was drowned in Logan
Greek while swimming IN Sunday. He
was 25 years old and single. The body has
not been found.
Prompt Action Wanted.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-The following is
an extract from a dispatch received at the
State Department from Consul Hougha-
wount at Naples in regard to the importa-
ton of old rags: ~ feel that such i'm
portations are not free from danger, and
especially 30 when that merchandise can
be traced as coming from Naples indi-
rectly. Naples rags are stored just in
those quarters of the city where the chol-
era was most severe last year."
An Election Riot i'm Mexico.
GALVESTON, June 16.-A special to the
News from Laredo says that the passengers
on the Monterey, Mexico, express. which
arrived here tonight, bring meager re-
| ports of q serious election riot which oc-
| Cured yesterday in the city Of Lampasas,
| State of Nuevo Leon. During the riot
three men were killed outright. A great
many persons are wounded. Further par
| ~ticulars of the fight will probably be OBJ
tanned tomorrow.
Claiming h Money Found ON
Maxwell.
ST. LOUIS, June, 16.-Secretary'of State
Bayard has forwarded to Mayor Francis,
of this city, some correspondence for the
British Minister, in which J. HI. Dixon, of
Bradford, Yorkshire, England, lays claim
to the money found upon Maxwell, now
arrested at Auckland, New Zealand, for
the murder of Arthur Preller, at the
Southern Hotel in this city early in April.
Preller was in Dixon's employ.
Seven Cinnamon Indicted for MUIR
der.
ST.. LOUIS, June l6.--A special Grand
Jury that was impaneled for the case to-
day, returned indictments charging MUIR
der in the first degree against seven China
men, now in Jail accused of numbering
Lou Johnson, a Chinese interpreter, who
was stabbed to death on the LIST instant,
as q result of a Chinese conspiracy.
Following an Old Custom.
SANTA FE, june 16.-Gov. Ross took the
oath at sunrise this morning. The usual
hour for the ceremony was chosen as a
compliment to his earliest predecessor, the
first Montezuma, whose followers daily
ascend the housetops to look for his return
with the King Of the Day.
To be COurtmartialed.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-The report Of
the Court of Inquiry in the case of Pay
master General Smith, Chief OF the
Bureau of Provisions of the Navy Depart
ment, was made public to-day. The re-
port finds him to have been derelict and
negligent in his duty, and culpably inefi-
cient in the performance thereof. A
c~ourtmartial is to be ordered.
For the Greedy Relief Expedition.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-The American
Vice Consul at Copenhagen informs the
State Department that he has just re-
ceived from England a locked mail pouch
and several loose letters for the Greedy re-
lief expedition. He will forward them te
Washington.
Supposed Confederates Arrested.
NEW LOhhJ Oub AO'-oPONAuA oSOhbo vi
the Secret Service this afternoon arrested
Isaac Lawrence and William F. Hollywell
who are supposed to be coniederates of Ed
ward Hall, the prisoner who attempted &c
utter counterfeit notes on the Interna
tional Bank of Guatemala.
A Senatorial Contest.
CONCORD, N. H., June 16.-In the As
sembly to-day VIM. E. Chandler received
one vote for United States Senator, Henry
W. Blair received 179 and Harry Bingham
III. Blair was declared to be the choice
of the Assembly. In the Senate Bingham
received 7 votes and Blair 10.
Severe Weather I'm Iceland.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, June 16--Fishine
vessels from Ireland report that the pas
Winter in that place has been the mos
severe ever known. Almost all the cattle
persisted, and fish are very scarce. Up Il
the middle of May heavy snowstorms wert
still raging.
General Grant at His Destination,
General Grant arrived at 2:45 P. M. The
last stage of the journey was the worst.
The jolting caused the General1 much
pain and fatigue.
Warm Weather In Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 16.-The weather
during the past two days is ten degrees
above the average temperature for the
middle of June for many years. The
Thermometer yesterday and to-day stood
SO in the shade.
Wants Some Odlum NOtoriety.
New YORK, June 16.-Another man was
interrupted while making preparations to
jump from the Brooklyn bridge this even
ing. He gave his name as Parker F. DAILY,
a cornet player of Jersey City.
A Probable appointment.
CHICAGO, June 16.-A Washington spe'
cial says that the President has decided to
appoint Samuel Brooks as Assistant
United States Treasurer at San Francisco.
New dress goods-at Harris & Mathews.
NEW TO-DAY.
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