Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-07
EASTERN NEWS.
No Further Aid Needed from llS
Government.
AN ry.sHEslTg SUED FOB BREACH
OF PROMISE.
Fourteen Men the Victims OF a
Terrible Blissard.
puuApupHlA's LIBERTY BELL STARTED
FOR the EXPOSITION.
clsvslana's Resignation as aavaraas o.
New Ycrx.
No More Governments Aid Wanted,
ESPECIAL TO TIE sKSrIxELl

during last month 81 thS Af@
grounds. "Our lsborers have been paid
ND 10 last weeks pay rolls, and q iars'
psr, Of these rolls have been paid Tit
balance is to be paid to-day, beginning
January j. All receipts are frsf spplle1
10 operating expenses, which have eseI
reduced 10 low figures. The surplus Il
applied 10 the back Indebtedness. Ths
receipts are ample for the current expenses
even during the bad weather. With fan
weather, the revenue is ten times more thai
expenses" When asked if the Exposition
| MANAGEMENT would apply for further All
| TO Congress, Director Burke said that tht
| Board expressed no such intention Vb'
Board will apply to our own people 30 IN
| crease their subscriptions and pay thu
amounts due, and the ExposiDoD1 hi
| thinks, will be able to carry itself through
without any further aid from the gcvarn
ment.
quite q Romance.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. GA special TO TIT
Press from WilliAmsport ssys that Mia
Belle Kentner, sgsd2S years, brought a sui
for breach of promise against sx-Snarif
| Sanger, aged 50, of Sullivan county, some
time ago, claiming $4,000, &Dd that the
board of srbitrstors allowed her $4,000
She has now appealed to the sx-Sharifl
who fell in love with Miss ksntnsr, but ~
the union was opposed by Miss kaniner's
family and the ex-ShsrlFs children, al
elopement was agreed Epoa. Miss Kent
ner went to Detroit IN accordance with
| the Agreements. and waited there several
days, but Sanger did moi Eppsr, and ii
almost crazed her with griaf. The young
lady returned home, saa found Sanger had
married another.
Victims of q BlfEzA-d.
Sioux CTTY, Jan. s-Ths news has been
received here. vhisa Is believed 10 be re-
liable, that the bodies uG Il men were
found from 8 polsi b miles west of Valen
tine TO Go-do2 City, 70 miles west ID
northxesiern Nebraska Y hudies were
found along and naar ths new railroad
grade. TIE dad man ws-e victims Of tins
recent ts-rah2s blizzard, and are supposed
to be settlers On Ihsar wsy II Tor supplies
from ibssr claims. whass they have been
locating near the lDs us q new railroad %
Be b1lf osxf season
Lsserty Bell en- a Travel.
PEILEDKLEEAs Jan. 6.-Ths liberty bel
VIII he started fnr New Orleans OH tin
sSd instant From Independence Hall 70
the depot u viii he esnnrtsd by 800 paiice-
Dsa AID q oummissss Of 0nuncilmsn. Al
tie depot il VAL be plsnsd IL q Handsome
car CONSTRUCTED especially fnr II by kias
Ps~oasy2vEniS Railroad Company. Tins
CAT VII b run on ths szhihIzlun ground.
and The asa VII moi be disturbed uuzl|
is rsrzr1 70 rhs CITY. The S-s1u vii MAXI
iAGrses1 stops. ne svmnohrA II Ehs zni-iAsu
o-lg-nL States. during ne TN hsrwsa1
tAss ETy knf New Orleans.
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4mk Signed GE1vE1 GrrEnR
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ta11Aat Gorsrno- Hin. The rol VS.
called tAsa q rsessz a Z hour wks uksn.
frfEe Fight an Connecticut.
B~RrDsxHoEr. Conn. Jan. "a pri.s
asht between y Williams, Of this c;,y,
and Sutton Of Norxslk took place in Bridge.
port. The contest was to ssh, "a a s,;.h
Win bare snreAies, Snd il last one minute
and . half. Sutton was knockes 49,
.sios ana declared whipped. The fghi
vas Tor SlS0 and gate money. About SO
persons were present. The police made ,
descent upon the crowd, bat the principal.
escaped.
Frozen 20 Death.
DKSvzR, Jan. GA miner named Johr
HUNT VAS found frozen 10 death near YIN,
Grave. In the early part Of the evsn;n,
! Hunt left the mine =, which he ana ~,
, eompanions we're working 10 go 10 /,
friends cabin for tobacco. loo wards sow,
The mountain. During his ahssnn, :,
severe snow and vindstorm set in. ohl,,ar
shng the trail. 10 returning. be hsd az;
IDENTITY Lost the trail, aud psrished hesor,
assistance came.
A Double Murder.
GALVESTON, Jan. "a News rx.,s
! special reports The finding Of two vel, !,
| 90 sheep men, named Henry Kuhm.n ~;
and Joseph Stein. on their ranch -
Alnnsy county line both dead for &c..
Gays. They we're evidently mnrsers'
saie sleeping, as they were Chopped VII,
q AZ. and their camp robbed. Cer,s;,
esaes point 10 Asxic2ns Is the mursa,sr.
Lsgaa's Eaemy.
u CHICAGO. Jan. g. Ths p.;,v "
}, prints Springfield, H.. special which =
Y inmates that Senator Rnesr. who "a So
a. q Republican. will act viii ~ nASS
erats, ami that be aims =, ~. DsNo