Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-12
EASTERN NEWS.
CountIng The Electoral Votes for fSl-
dent and Vice President
esEA- SUFFERING Fsox COLD N
TEE EAST.
One Thousand Head Of Cattle Frozen
to Death.
Mas uualrY sEfasf the sBpsExE es9aI
on HasfAs ees9as.
Joe Howard, the Daring BANK
Robber. Caught
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c~..,.~ the Electoral Vote.


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CEcAeo. Feb. u.-Th= szbz-bEn trains
n eFsrT drsenoa are moving sl0wly. b1s
nk.y psrsons feE 70 risk ne night in cars.
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tie ~ssorkyzris are sz5sring intensely from
e3ld. the shsds being unprotected By roois-
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yzsd to-day IL e1gai locomotives. Double
headers wsrs started ont with trains Of cat
lie for ihs London and Liverpool markets,
but after going q short distance, IL Vas
iO1nd impossible TO make any Roadway and
they we're returned 10 tie yard. Railroad
msn report the sn0wi in banks Of from fifteen
10 eighteen feet in Insight along the South
western roads. Thirty-four cars Of stock
on the Milwaukee and ST. Paul came in
with s~seosy-one engines. Thirteen cars o.
shsep 3 few miles cut On the Chicago, Bur.
l0gton and Quincy were found frszen to
death.
At F~ifty-ninih street this afternoon the
Fort Wayne express was run into by Z
switch engine going TO the relief Of q
suburban train. The trkinmen saved
themselves By jumping. The passengers
were badly shaken up. Both engines ar,
wrecked. On tbs Grand Trunk four en-.
gines spent -four hours in clearing two
miles OF track, and two Of them were
ditched.
The mercury here registered II degree.
below zero 81 8 o'clock this morning. but
reports from points throughout the north,
west indicate that the weather il moderat
ing rapidly. At St. Paul it is reported Il
be eight degrees below, and at Winpepee
~. Des Moines reports from points II
Iowa that the trains, both passenger snf
freight. began to move again this morn
ing. In Illinois. however, the blocksd,
still continues. Two trains only laft ~,
the East this morning. The roads to IA,
Southeast are still blocked, and a lare,
number OF passenger aud freight train
are snowbound. The statement ia mad
that a thousand head Of cattle and hos
are frozen to death in an abandoned freieb
train.
Mrs. Dudley Liable to be Discharged
New YORK. Feb. ll.-Mrs, Lucill
Yseult Dudley, who shot O'Donovs,
Rosa, was to-day taken to the suprem
Court on a writ Of habeas corpus, obtaine
yesterday by her counsel. The courtroo,
was thronged with spectators. Her cour
sci claimed. as she has not been conv;c,e
, OF any offense, that she should be relssse
from imprisonment or admitted ON hs;
and the counsel for the prosecution arcna
: that Mrs. Dudley was held to await ROSS
: sbility to appear in court. A writ has bes
. applied for, because ii has been nnhI;cl
stated that Rosa did not PROPOSE 70 nro.'
: cute the woman. The physician who .,
amined Rosa said be was abls N 49,.
9 and testify. there was no reason WIN u
the examination should not proceed. M
Dudley felt as II she ought to be- informs
who her accuser was. The counsel TO- ~
q prosecution stated that he assumed IN,