Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-31
EASTERN NEWS.
A Brief Sketch Of the New Minister
to China.
GREAT DAMAGE By FLOODS
II TEXAS.
General Graz. Reviews Marching EsE-
zs.:s aen Els Tin3ev.
NE WAS VISIBLY AFFECTED By
THE MUSIC.
The Murderous Apaches and
Settlers in New Mexico.
CHICAGO HoopluMs ATTACK An "Un.
KxoWH" AND GET woRsTED.
General Graz. Reviews Marching Es|-
=s-.s sem Els W;.3ev.
WAS WISELY AFFECTED BY
THE MUSIC.
The Murderous Apaches and
Settlers in New Mexico.
CHICAGO HooplUMs ATTACK An "Uh.
KsoWn" AND GET woRsTED.
ESPECIAL 70 ZEE sKsTrsEL-l
The New Minister to China


DENLY, who goes ss Minister 10 China, 10
50 years Of age. he was born in Baitout
| c6nn.y, Virginia, and Vas educated 81
| Georgetown College, where be took three
medals more than had ever before been
received By any one boy. His education
was completed as the Virginia Military
Institute. In 1853 DENLY removed 70
Evansville, Ind, where. with the eXeep-
tion of three years during the war, he has
since resided and prscticed Law. During
the rebellion he WAS LisutenAni Colone.
Of the Twenty-second Indiana Regiment
He was twice wounded. He has been 9
member Of the Indiana Legislature. he
was requested to accept the nomination TO
Congress Of the First Indiana Congress
sionsl District. but declined, and has de-
voted his time since almost exclusively TO
the legal profession. He wAs Endorsed by
the entire Indiana delegation. and BY
prominent men outside OF the State.
Quite q Deluge.
WACO, Texas, May 30.-The Brazos
river. at 9 O'Clock last night. had fallen
seven fee. from the highest point. Al
least $50 dwelling and business houses
have been destroyed. Every available
workman has been engaged in clearing the
buildings and streets. The estimated loss
to city property, not including railroad
property, will reach $4,000. Three
quarters of this damage wss sustained in
East Waco. Seventeen bridges in Nc
Lelan county are known to have been
1900 x-a- W f-rrhnr lnzz af lffa l.
reported. Reports from the country dis
tricss indicate that the total loss Of grain
crops will not exceed Is per cent in this
section.
Decoration Day I'm New York City.
NEW YORK, May 3~0.-Decorstion Day
being q legal holiday, all the banks and
exchanges and downtown Offices are
closed, and the city has much the appear
ance Of q holiday. The Seventh Regiment,
while marching from their amor 10 the
position they were to occupy in the pro.
c~ession, paraded past General Grants
house. The General stood st the window
and reviewed the regiment as it filed past
He had on g skull cap and was unsup-
ported by his cane. When Colonel Yoss
was abreast Of his house he saluted the
General, and the latter lifted his RICH
hand and returned the courtesy in mill
tary fashion. When the Reno and GilsC
Post passed the house. their band playing
:" Atlanta to the Sea-" the General WA
visibly affected.
The work of Fiends.
/, GUSS1soS, Col, May 80. This evening
as the east-bound Denver d Bio Grands
freight train reached q point q few hun
dred yards from the depot, those in tn
vicinity saw q flash and heard q loud re
port from the direction Of the train. Upor
examination, il was found an explosive O
come kind had been placed under thi
; track and had knocked out q piece of thu
rail several inches long and shattered on
Z Of the driving wheels Of the locomotive
The torpedo evidently was intended TO
the incoming passenger train from Denver
which happened to be an hour late. Their
is no clue to the perpetrators.
Going to the Relief Of settlers.
GALVESTON. May 3O.-A special to tn
News from Ell Paso says that residents o
, Soccoro. N. NJ, are becoming great.
alarmed for their outlying mining ant
ranching districts. Money is being raiset
to equip a company of cowboys to pursu,
Geronimo. A train left here tonight fol-
Las Cruces, n. NJ, where it will pick NJ
Major Fountain and ninety men, who viii
go at once to the relief of Lake Valley
which is threatened by Apaches.
=, A Bad "UnknOwn.'
:, CHICAGO. May 80. Tonight Hugh
Dougherty, aged IA. in company with
several other youngsters met an unknown
boy on the street. Dougherty's Grove
amused themselves by knocking off th,
unknown's hat and i'll treating him in
other ways. The boy finally became en-
ragged, and drawing q pocket-knife, stabbed
Dougherty dead. No arrests yet.
=. Catholic interference.
: MILFORD. Mass, May 30.-The Consta,
bles to-day refused to Post No. "A. G.. A,
R.. entrance to the Catholic cemetery, in
! obedience to Father Cuddehan's orders,
: Members of the Post, however, climbed
over the fence and decorated some graves
after which they retired. The decorations
were subsequently destroyed.
:. A Town Council Indicted.
WILKEsBARRE. May 30.-The Grand Jury
| this afternoon returned an Indictment
against the Town Council OF Plymouth for
maintaining q nuisance, and with criminal
neglect of their official duty in not keep.
ing the town in a good sanitary condition.
Governments "Paupers" Removed.
WASHINGTON. May 30.-Secretsry Man.
ming dismissed -four chiefs of divisions in
the Third Auditors Office to-day. His
action is based on the recommendation OF
Third Auditor Williams. 1t is said there
are no charges against the persons re-
moved. The vacancies will be filled in a
few days.
Fatal Injury to u Jockey.
TERRE HAuTE, Ind, May 30.-This
afternoon. during the running race at the
| fair grounda. Charlaa Qaah. the iockau