Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-13

leg. VIM. Pyle, his brother, and Thomas
Kidwell are dangerously hurt. Pyle at
last gave up, and medical attention was
given tho trio. Pyle will be arraigned for
obstructing Commissioner Mcdonald in
the discharge of his duty. The Federal
Courts not having jurisdiction in murder
cases, Pyle can also be tried in Pickett
county for murder.
McCulIOugh's Remains Laid Away.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. lathe Guard of
Honor, composed Of members OF the
Philadelphia section of the Benevolent
Order OF Elks. watched over the remains
of John Mccullough during the night.
This morning the doors Of st. Georges
Hall, giving entrance to a spare room in
which the body lay, were thrown open,
and the public admitted. 1t is estimated
that nearly 5000 persons looked upon the
features OF the dead actor, and fully IL, 600
failed 10 gain admittance. II was after
II O'Clock when the solemn services began.
Upon the conclusion Of the exercises at the
hall the remains were given in charge Of
the Philadelphia section Of the Elks, who.
in conjunction with their brethren from
New York, St. Louis, Chicago and other
cities, escorted them to Monument Gene
terry, where, after performing the i'm
p~ressive rites of the order, the remains
were consigned to o vault, where they will
rest for the present.
A Distressing Accident.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. IA distressing ac-
cident occurred at the little village Of
Rockfeld this morning. The little four
year-old daughter OF Jacob Dhein, a lime
burner and stone quarter, i%nnoceDtly
picked up q large dynamite cartridge used
for heavy blasting, and threw 1t into tho
kitchen stove. A terrific explosion fol-
lowed. SCATTERING the house. killing the
little girl, fatally injuring Mrs. Dhein and
seriously mutilating other members OF the
family.
The AIgOma Disaster.
OWEN SOUND, Nov. IA revised list Of
those lost and saved in the Algoma disas-
ter, % accurate as can be made up at pres.
ent, shows the total Number OF those lost
to be As and those saved IA. This makes
the full number Of persons that the Cana
dian officials estimate we're on board the
vessel.
Somewhat Like Guiteau.
WINNIPEG. Nov. 12.-Riel spends his
time praying and writing late into the
night and s~cribbling prophecies. He re-
ceived notice of his reprieve and joyfully
exclaimed: 81 thank Almighty God for
his great mercy and the clemeDcy no has
put in the hearts Of his people. I ON
thankful for these eight days more TO
live"
A Prominent Man Missing.
New YORK, Nov. 12.-The police were
notified Last evening to search for Leslie
". Russell, Of Canton, N. Y, formerly
Attorney General of the State, Regent oil
the University and a few years since q
prominent candidate for United States
Senator. Mr.. Russell was last seen at the
Coleman House on Tuesday.
Imprisoned for Life.
OTTAWA, Nov. 1%2.-Eight young mer
hitherto esteemed respectable were yester
day found guilty of rape and were al
sentenced for life to imprisonment. Tht
scene in the courtroom while the sentences
were being pronounced was agonizing.
A Fatal Accident.
MONTREAL, Nov. 12.-While five mel
were painting the ceiling OF a drill shed
to-day the scaffolding gave way. Two o.
the men were killed instantly. The third
died shortly afterwards, and the other two
are not expected to live.
A wall Street millionaire.
New YORK, Nov. 12.-Charles J. Osborne
for many years a prominent figure in Wal
street. died last night OF kidney disease
He leaves from 81 1000, 900 to SIS, 000, 900.
A Fine Catch"
NEwBURYPoRT. Mass, Nov. 12.-CharleI
II. Barker. single and 90 years Of age, hai
fallen heir to $7.5 O 900 by the death o
his aunt. Mary Ann Thurbom, OF London
An Assignment.
DENvEE, Nov. ~. - John Kiefer,
plumber and gasfitter. made an assign
ment this afternoon. His liabilities ar
So, 900; estimated assets. SIS, 5000.