Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-23
EASTERN NEWS.
The Arrival Of The Grand Army People
at Portland.
ALL LIQUORS CONSIGNED 10 TEEN
WILL Be SEIZED.
A Probable Outbreak of the Ohey-
enne Indians.
MAKING SHORT WORK or A ZEAL.
Gus LOVER.
A Michigan Scoundrel Politely
Requests Valuables.
SHORT WORK MADE OF FOUR
NEGRO MuRDERERS.
SHORT WORK MADE OF FOUR
NEGRO MURDERERS.
ESPECIAL TO THE ~sKSTIsEL.I
The Grand Army at POrtIan,

PORTLAND, Me-, June 22.-The weather
is perfect. aud delegations of the Grand
Army people are beginning to arrive. The
Law and Order League has issued q cir
cular, stating that all liquors consigned to
members of the Grand Army will be
promptly seized. A proposition was made
by the same committee that all consign-
ments to members Of the G.. A.. R. be
seized and taken to the police head
quarters, and if after inspection by Com
mander-in-Chief Kountz they be found to
contain any liquor tina. they be not for
wsrded TO the consignee, met with instant
opposition, and the fact of such a PROPOSE
ton having been made has caused some
thing OF a rebellious spirit to arise, and
visitors openly declare their intention to
respite any such arbitrary action should
it be attempted. 1t is not denied that
there are quantities of liquor now
en- route, consigned to members OF the
G.. A.. R., who are either now here
or who are to arrive. and prom
inent officers Of the organization de-
cldE6 buat but1 lutouO W Idho huO hoep
| possession of their consignments. The
| constant agitation of this subject recently
by the temperance leaders has caused it
to take q place paramount in interest on
all sides.
General Logan is expected tonight. He
will be given q grand reception, as also
| will Generals Sl6cum and Rosecrans, who
also are expected tonight. The Executive
Committee is likely to be put to a severe
test by the demands made upon ID. The
Iowa delegation this morning telegrsphed
for 500 additional quarters, and numer-
GUS other requests Of a similar nature are
to be made.
WashfngtOnsTntelligenee.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-The issue of
standard silver dollars from.the the Minis
during the week ending June 20 was S464,-
987. The issue for the corresponding
period last year was 1886, 996.
The War Department has received re-
ports from Fort Reno, Indian Territory,
dated the 18th instant, to the effect that
great excitement prevails at that place
over the threatened outbreak by the
| Cheyenne Indians, known as the Southern
CheyenDes, who are making preparations
to go on the warpsth. Troops have been
dispatched to auell the disturbance. The
War Department officials are not informed
as to the cause of the threatened outbreak.
II these Indians go on the war path there
will be a great difficulty in quieting them.
The Cheyennes are reported to be as
troublesome to deal with as are the
Apaches. The country, however, in which
the former live would be more advanta-
geous to the soldiers pursuing them than
is the rough rocky country in which the
latter are being followed.
Undoubtedly a Crank.
WHEELING, W. Va, June 22.-About 10
O'Clock yesterday morning a great excite.
ment was caused in the village of Yves.
Wheeling, on the Ohio side OF the River,
by an attempt of q Polish potter named
Keller to cremste the body of his daughter
in one of the kilns of his works. The
man said he was too poor to give his child
a burial. Early in the morning he fred
the kiln and strapped the body to a board
80 that it might be pushed into the fur
mace. His intentions leaked out, and soon
a crowd of $50 or 200 indignant people
gathered. The city marshal OF BelIaire
was sent for, and the body was removed
from the custody of the parents and given
/ q burial by Senator Wagner and others.
Last night ii was reported that Keller had
attempted to kill his wife with an axe, say
ing that he has been commanded by the
Almighty to take her life.
Murdered Through Jealousy.
LYNoHBURG, Va, June %. At A
o'clock this morning in Thomas store in
Campbell county, near this city, on lesv-
ing a church fair which had been in pro-
gress all night, W. Atkinson and Peter
Gillian quarreled as to which should &C.
company home a girl to whom both were
paying attention. Finally Gillian called
his rival a dog, and Atkinson. without a
reply, pulled q large butcher-knife from
his coat and killed Gillian by cutting his
throat until his head was nearly severed
from his body. The murderer was ar.
rested and put in Jail. All the parties are
colored.
A Daring scOundrel.
DETROIT, June 22.-At an early hour
this morning Daniel Scotch. q wealthy
Detroit manufacturer, was visited by a
polite burglar, who sauvely regretted to
disturb him but desired the valuables OF
the family, which be secured to the value
8 1000. He then visited the residence Of
Poor COMMISSIONS H. E. Ames, from
whom he secured jewelry and silverware
valued at $500. In his conversation he
referred to Judge Brown, Of the United
States District Court, expressing regret
that il was necessary for him to fire at the
Judge. and rejoicing that be did not
wound him.
A Mishap 10 ana Excursion Steamer.
PEEKsKILL, June 22.-The excursion
steamer Long Branch, while returning
Newburg to day with 1900 excur-
on board, broke one OF her paddle
in splinters when opposite this
II was Immediately stopped. A
high wind prevailed, and she began drift
ing back. Numerous small boats we're
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