Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-31
EASTERN NEWS.
ET-SpeaEcr Randall Visits PrGSlaSll-
Elicit Cleveland.
e,ryrlAsp wAATsA FRESH AND Vls0Suus
POLICY ADOPTED.
A Bad Smash-up on the heading
Railroad.
muepEREp BY HIS WIFE AND
TWO DAUGHTERS.
A Man Whipped to Death by
Kuklux.
x..it,ax the President-Eieet.

sensational paragrsph uss printed II ihe
Journal. Il Vas 10 TIE s1se' tnA' ffes
sAn.-e,ec, Cleveland Vas visited late iAs'
,;shE bv e~x-SpsAks. Randall, in response
% /. letter Of invitation sent him 81 WASH
;nr,on. Innea;siely sitter his ArriEai
Randall vas driven 10 ClevelAnd's tempo
r.rv abode, where ihey held . conference
lasting several hours. This Eornpg the
talk Was resumed. and al It's CONCLUSION
Randall returned to New York. Carlisle
wss also mentioned IS having been In
vised by Cleveland, snd is expected Friday.
Col. D. S. Lamont c~Orroborates the state
msnt that Randall Was IN conferences VIE
The P~resident-elect. Rumor has IL fhAi
the way things are going on in Congress
that be wants Randall and Carlisle 70
adopt some fresh and vigorous policy. W
course nobody has the smallest particle OF
information as 70 what took place between
Cleveland and Randall, bu. il is the gen
eral belief that nothing in the line OF CAD
met appointments were mentioned.
A smash.up.
JERSEY OrrY, N. j., Jan. SO.-Ine
Philadelphia express, on the heading
railroad, was wrecked st Greenville this
morning. Some lives are reported lost.
Tue tram consisted OF four coaches vel
filled with passengers. The accident oe-
CURED between the Danforth Avenue md
the Cemetery bridge. The train was
running rapidly, when q wheel OF Inc
forward coach broke and the car de-
rallied. 1t ran into q coal train and was
upset, and the other three cars wrecked.
The accident was witnessed by q mounted
policeman, who telegraphed the facts 20
police headquarters. Various hospitals
dispatched surgeons and ambulances TO
the scene. Up to the present time %
wounded persons have been removed from
the wreck. There are many more yet to
be extricated.
Murdered By His Wife and Daug
tiers.
JoNEsBoRo, Ala, Jan. 30.-Tke Ilsi
horrible murder was the killing last night
near here, of Bennett Parsons, s rssrecEs-
Bile farmer, 70 years Of age. BsfEseG n
and 10 P. NJ, according to their sso-y- Mrs
Parsons and her two daughters, Esai X
the stable for something, and dcriag Tasz-
absence from the house they beard ios
report OF . gun. They paid little Kissa-
ton to il, as it was not Al excs7n1ok
occurrence, and returning 10 the house re
tired. They declare that they did E0i I'D
out that Parsons wss shot unEl zar11-E
when they found his body badly bz-os3
lying on the hearth in his own ro9z. 41s
Coroner's verdict wAs thai Bs1nssi PEso1s
came to his death by being sA0f With 3
gun, we believe. in the hands d Ax E1s-
We also believe his swo daughters we're
accessory to the crime.
A KukIax Hanged.
LITTLE Rock. Ark. Jan &a-Ai Cara
ing. Clay county. to-day, Lafayette Asl-
ton, a white man. sgei T. vas hanged
for numbering Franklin Hale four years
ago. IL was proved O. lzA tai 4slton
was the captain Of Al os5sr q Southern
brotherhood known ID The knklux-
Hale had been talking sSozs then, and
Of the pl0. torlaa 10 stip him The
masked party tszni Hale II the woods
Al night and whipped hin 10 death
Aeltoa gas e0Gvleied ehisay N the evil
3aaes q H s LAxrsness q Of the
party, bat who. = year After, turned
SsEss 9 sri3soes.
A Railroad Accident.
gEEzET CTTY, Jan. S.-There was Q rail-
Rad accident near here to-day. Seventy
PEsssogsrs we're o. board, and,rsmArkAhle
70 ssy. Isny we're not killed outright. The
rear brakeman broke open the windows in
the rear ooseh. and helped out the passen.
gers. The overturned stoves set fire to the
xreck IN several places, but it was ex-
nnguished by the efforts Of the brskemen,
who rescued the passengers. The Long
Branch express cAme along 8 few minutes
after shs disaster. but was stopped by the
danger signal. A special train was SEM
out from Jersey City, and brought back
the passengers from the train.
Colorado silver Convention.
DENVER. Col, Jan. S0.-In the National
Silver Convention this morning, the Com.
mistee on Resolutions presented q major
isy and minority reports. The first adyo.
Gates the enforcement of the Bland Act 10
49, Sp sAos scSukluS tuo COluhSt Vi -FOUR
million silver dollars monthly. The mi.
nority report favors free and unlimited
coinage. II 10 not likely that either Of
OF these reports will be adopted as pre-.
sented. The reports are now under dis.
cussion.
The Cabinet Discussed.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 80. -Cleyeland's Cab.
met begins to be discussed here, and the
names mentioned most prominently in
Democratic conversations are here given
Secretary OF State, Pendletop; Secretar,
Of the Treasury, Garland Of Arkansas
Secretary Of War, Morrison; Secretary q
the Navy, Patrick II. Collins Of Massachu
setts; Secretary Of the Interior, John It
Morgan OF Alabama; Postmaster General
George Miller Of Nebraska: Attorney Gen
erai, William c. Whitney Of New York.
Wants asa Educational Bill.
WASHINGTON. Jan. O.-Representativ,
: Cassidy has presented to the House III,
petition Of the Nevada State Teachers
Association. urging the passage Of an Ed
ueational bill.
The Brute Sullivan Fined.
BosroN, Jan. 30.-John l.. Sulliy.,
was fined Sis in the Municipal Cour
this morning for fast driving and nm
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