Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-18
EASTERN NEWS.
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TRAINS DELAYED AND Ihhh-
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Cr1c,sa. Jan. lT.-0w11g 20 Ia so9H-
,,orr. the trans Last nigAi Fs7sed sr'1
ore 10 nine hears beh5na E1A Us tAsi
mails are gsosr4lly tEo a nrS A1
late. The sifzstsaa . wosse II Is S21ia-
sss, ana East Tie rAss<zssr EA-1s c'1
ipg III. way on tie Ch24ga Lk-ayssss AL
| Cincinnati rad xxs, whs2 ixsi eaA-a 81
ha.kei ! \ drift rear 81 A21a A1ososr
passenger trAia q the Lo1lsFi2s A7d Ats
ALBANY. due here this Eorus-g, u es1sHi
in NOV bAnkstsv ziIss troz this Git.
and the people On board vii F-aaaoz
biyOusc in The coaches al nlght Tbs
snousso-n khAt rseoGnsaasi u TA1rs-
asy il still falling. Reports trol A. oFsr
! the Northwest and East indicate universal
snowssorns xn5 eod weather. which Las
disabled the railroads And selegrxqa Eoas.
The snow ceased falling Abo1i midnight
and vas followed By rkPad fall II ten
ps-Aszre- Thsrs i Almost = oo0Pass<
embargo in railroad trs3gAs FrxAc through
| ous The West sod Northwest and pAssso-
GER trans are badly dsl2ysd. and L some
instances are showed IN. Telegraph co1-
! nunicstion with NsE York ceased sboai
1 o'clock this morning. and has been only
inpsrtscily renewed s1cs noon.
Cold saap and Floods.
Prv-ssvES, gan. 1.-THE cold wave has
checked the rise in The rivers and svsrted
~hs1 Threatened TO b = disastrous food
The waters rose steadily al night At day
break, tbs Pittsburg and Western railroad
tracks, the Exposition park and : large
! portion Of the loEiAods in Allegheny city
were flooded. Many persons remembering
the great food Of 8 year ago, moved their
goods 70 = plscs Of safety, while others
living on River Avenue remained up al
night fearing 10 90 10 bed. At noon both
| rivers were on . stand with about p feet
Of water on the marks. At midnight q
terrific storm struck this section, and for
several hours the wind blew 9. the rate o.
81 miles per hour, doing Widespread dam.
age. The telegraph wires are down in al
directions, and trains are behind time. A
considerable damage il also done 10 dwell
ing houses and nsnuf2cto-ies. Numerous
roofs, shutters, ehinneys and smokestsck:
we're blown down in all parts of the city
At E.si Liverpool, Ohio, Thomson 4 Co.,
pottery WA wrecked, entsiling q loss Of
$500. and the Opera House vas partly
u~nroosed st Steabenyille. The property
EAs damaged TO the extent Of 5000.
Terrible Revelation.
Urea. \. T., Jan. 1.-THE District At
torney and Coroner are conducting an ex
animation into the death Of William
Dr1se, the farmer murdered by his Wit,
in ihs town Of Warren, four miles from
Riehield Springs. Frank Gales, aged /.
years. . nephew OF Druses living in tb,
family, made AZ artless confession, show
ing that the crime was committed on De
csnber 10Th, and that Mrs. Druse compelle,
him 70 shoos her husband Q second tim,
sitter she had shot him, and 10 aid her il
disposing Of the body. They boiled it AMI
fed the flesh TO the hogs. and burned tn
bones 10 ashes, which were buried in
swamp. The boy says the woman cut be
husbands head of, and put it in til
stove. The boy acted as fireman, and ha,
. terrible time in destroying the eyidenc
~ AZ AK AAC 1CA6AOOGe, WIZ 1Ol4Ccs
an unusual smoke and odor, we're refuse,
admittance, and papers were kept over III
windows, and since then the house ha
been repspered.
! No Mormonism for Tennessee.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. 16.-Since .h.
, murder o. Cribs and Berry. Mormo
Elders, in Lewis county, while conductin
services last August, and the qualification
8 OF serious charges Of immortality mad
against them by the people among whor
they lsbored, public opinion has bee
e aroused, and determination ia manifesto,
; TO prevent further proselyting, notyitt
standing the massacre OF the elders. Tn
elders have been working quietly in sewers
e counties, n TO prevent them from ey
= pounding their doctrine, and guar
against deadly ARRAYS, q bill was TO-DAY In
PRODUCED IN the Legislature to punish tn
seaching Q. the doctrine Of polygamy, BY
d me OF $500, and imprisonmentfor two O
three years, at the discretion Of the courI
1t Is likely that the measure will become
q law.
III Cold Weather I'm the South.
). SHREVEPORT, La, Jan. 1.-THE weathe
is the coolest Of the season-ls deeree
above zero. There was q heavy snow
/. storm this forenoon, and the rivers rose
loot n ten inches. Yesterday sever,
y planters from below brought their stoc
mere. Others are retreating to the hill
Tor shelter. The lakes and bayous AZ
ooonins, and the people are seeking hiehe
ground. ALI the railroads are submereei
The New Orleans train due yesterds
morning. arrived this afternoon. tn
'ieksonre train was stopped by q washou
near Monroe.
Governor Male Buried.
y cHKrEsSE. Jan. l7.-william Hale, Ia,
Governor Of Wyoming. was buried here Il
d DAY under the auspices of the En;oh,
Templar. The weather was very cola IN
u was q great turnout of the locsI .;v;
Ano military societies. Eight companie
Is OF United States soldiers attended fror
Doa't Want the Bell Remoxaa
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. I'LL was sal,
d mere to-day that an organized movement
has been begun TO prevent the I;hs,.
q BELL rom being sent to New Orleans i
number OF gentlemen have suhscr;h..