Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-19
EASTERN NEWS.
A MarkSman Shoots at a Mark on
a Magazine.
THE SAME IS BLOWN Up WITH TERRI
BILE RESULTS.
Pacific Coast Members Of the G. A. B.
En- Route to Maine.
THE LABOR oUTLooKIN PITTS
BURG ENCOURAGING.
HOW FAMILY QUARREls ARE SETTLED
IN KENTUCKY.
A Worthless Heir to $780,
600 Missing.
the LABOR oUTLooKIN PITTS
BURG ENCOURAGING.
HOW FAMILY QUARREIs ARE SETTLED
IN KENTUCKY.
A Worthless Heir to $500.
600 Missing.
ESPECIAL TO TER SENTINEL
a Terrible and Fatal Explosio

A Terrible and Fatal Explosion.
PUEBLO, Col, June 1S.-At $40 this
afternoon the large powder magazine be-
longing to the Colorado Coal and Iron
| Company, half 8 mile south of the Bes-
semer Steel Works, in the suburbs OF this
| city, blew up. II contsined $1,000 pounds
Of black powder and 8 quantity Of dyns-
mite. The explosion was caused by John
| Weaver, an employe in the steel works.
| shooting at 3 mark on the door Of the mag
| szine with q Winchester rifle. Weaver wss
instantly killed. His companion. Charles
| Nelson, was fatally injured. The build
| ings within q radius of two miles were
more or less injured. Later reports from
| Pueblo are to the effect that the damage TO
the buildings in the vicinity is only slight.
When found, both men were almost de-
nuded of their clothing. Their limbs
were broken and their eyes were blown
out. Both presented q piiisble appear
ance. The place where the magazine
stood is indicated by q blsekened hole in
ground 2Ox30 feet and ten feet deep. Mel
sUu - AcPoAtru W " N-DS'
En- Route to Maine.
Council BLUFFS, Ia, June 18.-The
Pacific Coast delegates to the National G.
A. B.. Encsmpment at Portland, Maine,
passed through this city this morning in
charge of Department Commander War
field, OF San Francisco. The delegates
numbered 50 persons, and occupied two
Union Pacific sleeping coaches. On the
car was the inscription. Prom San Fran
cisco to Portland. IS; from Portland to
San Francisco, So" They go to Portland
with the express deter mination TO secure
the next encsmpment at San Francisco.
Gen. Rosecrans and Gen. Logan will join
the delegates en- route.
A Better Outlook.
PIrrsBURG, June 18.-Twenty-fye mills
in this city resumed operations since the
signing of the scale, and Notwithstanding
the rumors OF an opposition to the confer
ance and the com mittee's action, IL IS be
lieved that three-fourshs Of the mills in
this district will be running before the enc
of the week. Others will start up when
certain repairs are completed, unless pre-
vented by q lack Of orders.
Two Murderers Hanged.
CH~ARLorTsvILLE, June 1S.-Joe Barlow
and Horace Terrill were executed this
morning in the Jail yard here. the former
for the murder OF Randall Jackson, and
the latter for the murder Of q girl named
Mary Foster. The criminals and theil
victims were all colored. The execution
was private. Tw~enty-four invited citizens
and officers OF the law and q company o
militia were present.
How They Settle Family Quarreli
In Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, June lS.-In Callowa,
county, yesterday. a man FAMED farri
slapped his wife's face. Her father, james
Hart, and her brother Tom demonstrated
and in q fight that ensued Farris drew
knife, and after %wounding young Har
stabbed and killed his fsther-in-law Farri
surrendered himself. All parties are well
TODD farmers, and there is much excite
ment over the affair.
An Heir Missing.
vIcKsBURG, June 1S.-Mike Pressly,
worthless impecunious Irishman living il
Yazoo City, who, IS months ago., inherited
through the death of an uncle in Mime
sofa, q fortune of $500. 900, is missing. /
ia stated that be had sold his claim fol
$500. The theory now i'd that the pur'
chaser, fearing that the contract woule
not hold good on account of Mikes intox
icated condition. planned his taking on.
The Apaches In Mexico.
WASHINGTON, June lS.-Adjutant Gen
eral Drum has received a telegram from
Col. Bradley, who is stationed at SAINTS
Fe, saying that there are now no hostile
Indians in New Mexico. There is an i'm
preston at the War Department that thu
hostile Indians have also left Arizona.
Superintendent OF the San Fran
cisco Mint.
WASHINGTON, June 18.-The President
has just appointed Israel Lawton to b.
Superintendent of the Mint of the United
States at San Francisco.
James Russell Lowell.
ITHACA, N. j.. June 1S.-James Russell
Lowell's name is mentioned in connection
with the vacant Presidency OF the Cor
nell University.
A Postmaster Appointed.
WASHINGTON, June 18.-The President
to-day appointed J. T. Burns as Postmas.
ter at Dayton, W. t.. vice W. A. Mather,
resigned.
General Grant Condition.
MT. McGREaoR. June 18.-Gen. Grants
condition is not materially changed from
that of yesterday. DR.. Sands arrived this
morning, and at noon he and DR.. Douglas
were with the General.
The Times says Wood River was settled
In 1880 by the whites; in 1881. the yield OF
the mines was 81. $50. 900; in 1882. 50, $780,
900; in 1883, So, SOC, 900; in 1884, 81, 0O0,-