Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-13
EASTERN NEWS.
A Wreck on the Denver and South
Park Road, Colorado.
HENRY WARD sEfcHER PR0fFfRs SUCCESS.
TIoHs TO NEW YORK REPUBLICANS.
The Puritan 0enesta Contest
Again Fizzles.
Riddle, the Banker and Oil Specu-
lator, Released.
CHEAP RAILROAD RATES FOB TIE @.
A. B. NEXT YEAR.
Minister Kelley Resigns His
Office.
CHEAP RAILROAD RATES FOR TIE @.
A. 3. NEXT YEAR.
Minister Kelley Resigns His
Office.
ESPECIAL TO THE sESrINHL.i

AMotuef kSAhhfOau WFecA IN GOAOs
RADIO.
DENVER. COL, Sept. 12.-News reached
here of an early hour this morning of a
wreck on the South Park road, three miles
east OF Como. The train, which was the
Leadville express, was approaching q slight
down-grade. The engineer discovered the
air brakes would not work. With greatly
increased speed the train soon struck 3
sharp down-grade curve. when the two
coaches broke from the engine, jumped the
track and piled up in a ditch q complete
wreck. All Of the ten passengers miracu-
lousy escaped serious injury, except 9 Mrs.
Cronkite, Of Denver, who sustained a frsc-
ture Of both her arms. and internal in
juries.
Beecher Modelling In Politics.
ROCHESTER, Sept. 12.-Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher sends the following TO the Post
Express from Peekskill. N. Y: 81 an
decidedly in favor Of the insertion of a
high license plank in the platform Of the
Republican State Convention, because an
absolute prohibition 10 N absolute i'm
possibility. High license is feasible and
equitable. The moral sense of q com.
munity will sustain the demand. The re-
suit will be q greater protection of society
from the evil OF liquor-selling than by
any other method that can be enforced"
or" Again.
New YORK, Sept. lathe contest yes.
terdsy between the Puritan and Genesta
was declared of and 70 be sailed this
morning. At 10 o'clock A. M. the weather
was cloudy aud the wind west, blowing
i've miles an hour. At 2:05 P. NJ. the
judges boat was 10 position for the start.
and the American ensign had been run up.
Tit wind was eight miles an hour, and
from the south. At 2:55 P. NJ. the race
was declared of.
Riddle. the OH Speculator.
PIrrsBURG. Sept. 12.-William N. Rid
die. ex-President OF the defunct Pennsyl-
vanis Bank. was discharged from custody
to-day under the insolyent laws. He was
subjected to q rigid examination, but the
opposition failed to show that he had a
single dollar left. Riddle said after his
financial affairs we're arranged he would be
$4,000 In debt. but he had no doubt he
would recover his losses. Before the fail
ure OF the bank Riddle was supposed TO
be worth $500, 900.
ChOsen Friends.
New YORK, Sept. lathe fifth annual
convention of the Supreme Council of the
Order OF Chosen Friends adjourned to-day
to meet next year at Toronto. Ont, or San
Francisco, providing the Grand Council OF
California will pay the expense OF trans
portation OF the delegates from the Mis-
souri, river and return.
Maxwell's Case.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 12.-Walter a. Lennon
Maxwell, the presumed murderer of Prel-
Ter, was taken into court this afternoon
and by an agreement between the counsel
the case was continued until the 10Th, be.
fore which time the Grand Jury will have
an opportunity to take the matter up.
Cheap Rates.
ST. PAUL. Sept. 12.-The General Pas.
senger Agents Of the Trsnscontinentsl AS
ISOLATION held their first meeting this
morning. A round-trip rate Of $50 was
agreed upon from eastern points to San
Francisco for the G.. A. R. meeting next
year.
A Heavy LOss by Fire.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Sept. 12.-The large sugar
works OF the American Glucose Company
burned to the ground this morning. The
loss is $3.50. 600. Some 90 men were en-
ployed in the factory ct the time. They
barely escaped with their lives.
Minister Kelley Resigns.
WASHINGTON. Sept. IA. NJ. Kelley
was at the Department. Of State to-day. He
has formally rendered his resignation as
Minister to Austria, and the resignation
has been accepted.
Emory StOrrs Dead.
CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-Emory A. storrs,
the well.known barrister and political
orator. died at Ottawa. Ill, last night OF
paralysis OF the heart. His death was un-
expected.
Maud B.
Providence. Il. l., Sept. 12.-Maud 8
covered 8 mile In 2:104 at N~arragansett
Park to-day. The wind stopped her on
the homestretch