Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-11
EASTERN News.
The Belief that The ChGyenneS Must
be DiSaTmGd.
TWO NOPE INTERNAL MACHINES
HEARD FROM.
The Strike Among the Cleveland
Iron Workers Unsettled.
A CHURCH SEXTON SENTENCED 70 TWENTY
YEARS IMPRISONMENT.
A Case of Murder and Suicide
in Washington.
A FEARFUL TORNADO IN NEW
YORK STATE.
A CHURCH SEXTON SENTENCED TO TWENTY
YEARS IMPRISONMENT.
A Case of Murder and Suicide
in Washington.
A FEARFUL TORNADO IN NEW
YORK STATE.
ESPECIAL TO THE sKSTISEL.I
DfsarminS the Cheyennes.

order was issued from the War Depart
ment to-day and sent to General Miles,
who is to take the field 10 command OF the
troops now in the Indian Territory to sup
press the trouble with the Cheyennes.
Army officials are reticent as to the con-
tents of the message. Persons not in
authority, however, say that the order
contained instructions to the commanding
officer. directing him TO disarm the In
dians. II was sent by Lieutenant General
Sheridan. The Cheyenne Indians are
have considerable quantities Of ammuni-
ton. For some time they have antici-
pated an attempt by the Army TO take
their arms from them, and have in some
instances hidden them. II the troops IN
dertake to disarm them il is thought by
officials here, who have dealt with the
Cheyennes, that they will resist until over
powered There are between 1000 and
800 fighting Indians among them, and it
was said here to-day that General Augur
favored the dissrming of these Indians,
but considered the present force inefficient
for the purpose.
I0fernaI Machines.
Troy, N. Y, July 10.-An internal ma
chine, so rugged that the passage of a train
would explode it, was found on the bridge
near Salmon river near South Pittsburg
this morning. 1t was only q few minutes
before the passenger train was due.
NEWARK, N. j., July 10.-A mysterious
looking package was left at the house Of
George KrimentZ. a prominent jeweler, by
a stranger this morning. 1t was found to
be q cigar box wrapped in paper, and on
opening the box q pistol, concealed in it,
was discharged. and Mr.. Multhrop was
struck by the bullet, but was not injured.
No clue has been discovered by which to
identify who left the box or his motive.
The Cleveland Strikers.
CLEVELAND, o., July 10.-Advices from
the Fourteenth and Eighteenth Wards
show everything is quiet in those localities.
and it is supposed that no further public
parade will be attempted, though a meet
ing OF the strikers is called for this after.
noon. II is rumored that an attempt will
be made to start a plate mill on Monday
next. Should this be done it is not i'm
probable that trouble will ensue. Payday
is next week "Wednesday, when IN out
break is feared. The disposal Of the po-
lice force and military organizations re-
main the same as yesterday.
Murder and Suicide.
WASHINGTON. July 10.-To-day Charles
Knott, a shoemaker. entered the house OF
George Morris and asked Mrs. Morris to
return a photograph which he had given
the family. Mrs. Morris turned to get the
picture, and as she did so Knott drew a
revolver and shot her twice, the first ball
taking effect in her head and the second
passing through her left lung. Knott then
blew out his brains, dying Instantly. Mrs.
Morris is not expected TO live through the
night. Knott is believed to have been in
sane.
A Church sexton Sentenced.
NEW YoRK, July 10.-Willism n. Pud-
ney, a gray-haired and gray-bearded sex
ton OF st. Georges Church, was convicted
of asssulting Eva A. NJ. Michael and Liz
gle Spear Schneider, each about 10 years
old, and sentenced to 90 years in the State
Prison to-day by Judge Cowing in the
Court Of General Sessions. Hardly had
the Judge finished the sentence when
Pudney sank to the fool in a senselese
heap. He was carried into the rear of the
courtroom, where he was attended to-. He
was then taken to the Chamber Street
Hospital in q very weak condition.
Mead's Appointment.
WASHINGTON. July TO- William Kidder
Mead, who was appointed United States
Marshal for Arizona. has been a resident Of
Arizona for II years. He served in both
branches of the Arizona Legislature, where
he made q good record. At the last Na.
tionsl Democratic Convention he did ex-
cellent work in bringing the Territories to
support Cleveland. His appointment. says
on old Arizonian. will give entire s~atisfac-
ton to the Democrats OF Arizona.
The Garfield statue.
COLUMBUS. o.. June 10.-The Garfield
Statue Commission accepted the report OF
the committee which examined the statue
81 Washington, and accepted the same.
1t has been decided to erase from the
pedestal the letters flames A." and have
only the word " Garfield" In large letters
thereon. Governor Hoadley will present
the statue to Congress by letter, and Ii
will be unvailed Immediately without for
mality.
A Tornado in New York State,
SCHENECTADY, N. Y. July 10.-The
village OF Aqueduci, on the Mohawk. where
the Erie Canal crosses the Mohawk river,
was struck by a tornado yesterday after.
noon. Orchards are %uprooted, barns demol-
and chimneys blown a hundred feet
away. The damage amounts to thousands
Of dollars. The storm swept q straight
two miles long and uniformly fifty
Ieet wide through the towns of Glenyille
and Kisksyune.
Business Failures.
NEW York, July 10.-The business fail.
Tres OF the last seven days are 1856 against
.04 failures last week, and 2O5 the week
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