Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-22
EASTERN NEWS.
4 STimnags Between Sullivan AUD
Ryan.
RYAN GETS THE BETTER OF THE
BOSTON BOY"
r~.s5;cussls Gambling Esusss IN New
York Raiaed.
TELLER BEATS HILL FOR THE UNITED
STATES SENATE.
Miss Bailey Acquitted OF the
Charge of Murder.

CndTg6 Vi uAuAoOA'
ESPECIAL TO THE sEsrIsEL.l
sullivan and Ryan I'm n q an"
Tumble.
NEW York. Jan. 21.-The Mail and Ex-
press says that it transpired to-day that
before A division Of the money was made
Yesterday at the Coleman House, Sullivan
and Ryan struck each other, and were only
nreyented by friends from a rough and
tnmble fight. Sullivan sat for a long time
with bis head bowed down about to his
knees. Ryan walked in, and then war be-
gan. al am sorry," said Ryan, THAT
match did not come to q close" "so am
IL said Sullivan. 81 can whip you right
now and here" said Ryan, " and you are
among your friends, bu. l want to learn
YOU q lesion" "You can't" replied sulli-
van. II am ready; put upyour hands john
said Ryan, and Immediately Ryan struck
on, and planted q terrific blow on sulli-
vans nose. Sullivan, who was unprepsred
for the onslaught, let go his left, bat
missed RYAN, Then be tried hIs right, out
RYAN met him with 9 c~rosscusssr IN Us
region OF hie ribs, which made The Bos-
ton Boy" yelp. Bsckers interfered, and
the whole thing was stopped, but NOS bs-
fore, however, the furniture WA ess-
.royed.
The OkIahomsties Mast Go.
WASHINGTON, Jan. H.-Pollcsiag ARE
the official instructions sent from the HG
Department to Gen. Augur yss;srdsg5 -
garding the course 70 be pursued wisi Tie
Oklahoma invaders:
To Brigadier General AzgzrY Fsrf
Leayenworth, Kansas: In 1ccor1Aces e.
the instructions from The Secretary e W2s,
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informed that the Presidsnt'. oE3E sE t1s
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acquitted of fhs e1Egs & zEa= u a.
wealthy EnghshEkz nk-4sd Bs1azET.
with whom shs Wa trzEazzg Z I.&az
Territory 8 YEAR 1go. EAs EAz..A-s5
that bosasEssy s5Ds kizss1. Ez1 F-e-@
were 70 Witnesses 70 the EEE.- I1s ease
Wa quite ss1szts0nxi, &za tie 6e[sE5Aai
has . ro-katsc ksssorT. Ehs 4 . kErS-
sOms wonAE, well edueztsd, ar1 k.s sg-
ursd s asocissF belle II EAxssrn wsssr-
ing-ps&ess. She las written . pizy, AID
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writing 9 nossl. She has had fhres has
bands, and has gained potoriesy By her
adventures. The courtroom Wa crowded,
AID much interest was displayed.
Gambling House Raided.
NEw YoEE, Jan. 2l.-Gen. Fitz-John
Porter, Police Commissioner, has been
scquainting himself with the gambling
dens Of New York with a view to their
suppression. He employed two detec-
tves from Newark, n. j., to find ont
where games were ia operation, and paid
the men out Of his pocket. Inspector
Byrnes, OF the detective force, with a large
number OF his men, raided q dozen up
tow fashionable gambling houses last
night, and captured a large amount Of con-
traband property in the shape OF cards,
checks, faro and other l~syouts. Many
keepers OF the houses evidently had been
warned. and were not found. Officers
Eugene Case and Dave johnson were ar
rested for running games, but they were
bailed.
A Good Man Defeated.
DENVER, Jan. 2l.-0n the first Joint
ballot, the Legislature at noon elected
Secretary Henry NJ. Teller United State.
Senator, to succeed N. P. Hill, BY the fol.
lowing vote: Teller, Republican, so: Sul.
Ivan. Democrat, 20; Hallett, Republican,
8; Hill, /. Hills name was withdraw
before the balloting commenced.
Sister Theresa Dead,
WnKEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. N.-sister Tho
resa, a niece Of James G. Blaine, died A
St. Msry's Catholic Convent here AZ 4
O'Clock this morning. Fathers Comerforf
and OHaran and many Of her associate,
In religion we're at her bedside. The besr
medical science was poweriess to stsy N,
rsvishes Of her disease, which she con
tracted while on q visit in Washington.
Vest Reelected.
JEFFERSON CIrr, NO., Jan. 21.-Tb,
Legislature in joint session to-day formal,
elected Vest United States Senator 10 snc
coed himself.
R~oseerans Endorsed.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l.-The Knights q
Labor Of this city at a meeting last MICH
endorsed Gen. Rosecrans for Secretary o
War. y
q Received.
A lot OF rattan rockers, and CARPET fold