Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-10

heard OF the encounter and rushed to the
Neil House to learn the facts, and the
lobby was crowded all evening. The cause
of the attack is a feud of two or three
years standing, during which time Elliott
in his paper has severely criticised Keise-
weller. charging him with official miscon-
duct on several occasions.
Roach's yard" Resumes Opera.
lions.
CHESTER, Pa, Nov. 9.-Iionch's yard
was started this morning with ITO men ct
Z O'Clock. Upwards Of 1000 men assem-
bled around the gates and when the whistle
gave its accustomed toot at intervals Of
one minute, deafeping shouts went mp
from the crowd which drowned the steam
whistle. The women and children took il
up and 9 huzza could be heard for squares
away. All the foremen Of the depart
ments were taken in, and they selected
about $50 workmen. Tools were given
out, and about 60 men put to work on the
Chicago. Others were set about different
things in the yard. and all the depart.
ments except the foundry wero started.
RumOrs Concerning Riel.
TORONTO, Nov. "a special from OF.
tawa says Q m Is circulating that
q warrant ordering Riel's execution was
forwarded to Regina some time ago by q
special message.
LATEn-Nothing new has been learned
in connection with the Riel case.
QUEBEC, Nov. 9.-Up TO noon to-day
Lemieux, who presented a petition to the
Dominion Government, asking the ap.
pointment Of o Medical Commission to
examine into the question OF the sanity OF
Louis Riel, had received no intimation Of
the Governments intention in the prem
ises. Lemieux does not believe his client
will be hanged.
More Trouble I'm the Northwest
Expected.
QUEBEC, Nov. 9.-Since the return OF
the detachmens Of B Battery from the
Northwest grave rumors have been cir
culsting In military circles. and members
OF the battery are convinced that their
officers have received orders from o.
tawa to hold everything In readiness for
their return to the Northwest In sntici.
patton OF more trouble there, especially
Of Q raid upon some OF the forte In that
territory. Their conviction on the sub.
ject Is strengthened by the recent order
respecting the doubling OF the force at
Regina.
McCullOugh's Remains.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.-The st. Louis Lodge
No. 9. Benevolent and Protective Order OF
Elks, sslegraphed VIM. M. Conner. Of
New York, to-day, Offering q last resting
place for the remains OF John McCul.
Tough, the tragedian, at the Belle Fontaine
Cemetery in st. Louis. In case the offer
is accepted q monument to the tragediau
will be erected hero. St. Louis Lodge
held q meeting this evening to send on
delegation to attend the funeral OF McCul
Tough. He was one Of the first members
Of the st. Louis Lodge, and always tool
great interest in Its affairs.
A Fatal Railroad Accident.
UTICA, N. Y, Nov. 9.-It is reported
that o serious accident has occurred on ths
West Shore road about one mile west o.
Little Falls. Six passenger coaches raj
into q ditch. One lady is said to hsv,
been killed, and q number Of persons arr
seriously injured. Among them 10 Assem-
blyman Pratt, OF Rochester. The acoi
dent was caused by Q washout near Littl,
Falls. The engine passed over safely. bu'
the remainder OF the train was ditched
Mrs. O. r. Pratt, OF Rochester. wal
killed and seven other persons injured
but none fatally.
To Ply Alaskan Waters.
NEW York, Jan. 9.-The United State
event cutter Bear. which formed q par
Of the Greeley relief expedition. sailet
yesterday for Puget Sound and Alaska
She will touch at several ports on her way
and will hardly reach San Francisco be
fore the middle of February. The Bea
will cruise along the Alaskan coast TO
about two years. Her principal duty will
be to prevent illicit trade In whisky. SbI
will cruise In the North Pacific every Sum
mer to assist any whaling vessels needing
help.
More Indian Deprcdati0ns.
DEMING. N. NJ, Nov. 9.-The new
was brought here this afternoon that
small band Of Indians to-day sacked ant
burned the Missouri Florida Cattle Com
pany's ranch near here and shot sni
killed Mrs. Shy and her l1-year-old son
The murdered persons were the wife ant
son Of John T. Shy. . principal owner II
the Missouri Florida Cattle Company
After committing the deed the indiana
headed southwark toward Polonas Lake
Immediately on the receipt OF the new
here the military started In pursuit.
Enforcing Matchmaking Regula
tiOns.
MONTREAL, Nov. 9.-It Is suggested tina
as vaccination 10 an almost certain pre-
ventive of the disease Of smallpox tn
question should at once be mado as Il
parents who wilfully neglect this pre-
v~entive. whether indictments OF Q Grim
inal character up to manslaughter should
not be found where children who have moi
been vaccinated are permitted to DO car
ried off by the disease.
Death OF n Noted Man.
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. John A.
Wells. son OF the late Gideon Wells, Score.
sary Of the Navy during President Lin.
coins administration. died yesterday oil
typhoid fever; aged SO years.
John Mccullough Dead.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-John McCul.
Tough. the actor, died suddenly at his