Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-28

.ssve Meals life." The guards were
.ronsed. and a few minutes before the
racention OF the telegram Neal, accom-
nsnjed by a heavy guard, started for East
arn Keotucky Junction to catch a train LOT
Monnt Sterling. The matter was kept
nn,st nntil 8 O'Clock, when it became
lnown. Much indignation is expressed by
majority of the people. A large crowd
h.d assembled here to witness the hang
inc. Neal was overjoyed at the reception
OF the news.
probable Clean Steal.
NEW YORK, Feb. ga Worlds special
from New Orleans says: Official returns
of gate receipts at the Exposition during
the week have just been published. and are
causing considerable comment. some OF
the officers claim a mistake in the returns,
while Others boldly assert that there has
been A clean steal. Many Of the exhibit
ors. and some OF the Commissioner say
thew expect a final crash to come in q lew
davs. II is all nonsense to talk of holding
the exhibition over for another season, IS
not one exhibitor in ten will remain q day
longer than be is compelled to.
Garland and fhe Department OF
Justice.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-The Star says 1t
is stated upon unquestioned authority that
Senator Graland yesterday received a let
ter formally inviting him to accept the
portfolio of the Department OF Justice,
and that the Senator mailed his accept
ance. While no doubt has been enter
tanned that Graland would be appointed,
il appears the formal tender OF the posi-
ton did not reach him until yesterday
afternoon. SW
Anxious to See Hendricks
WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.-The Vice Presi-
dent-elect was expected to arrive in this
city at lis this afternoon, and at that
hour quite q large crowd OF persons,
among which was . reception commit
tee. had assembled at the Baltimore and
Ohio depot to await the arrival OF the
train. Shortly after l o'clock, however,
q dispatch was received, stating that the
train bearing Mr.. Hendricks was nearly
two hours late, owing to q long stop over
at Cumberland.
EntAl AkesUhtS Ot vnhshy
NEW COLUMBIA, Ga, Feb. 27.-George
Hahn and Augustus Staragle left here in q
sleigh for the purpose of driving through
the country to buy produce. Both in
dulged freely in drinking. Later both
were found dead, their horses having ran
away and thrown both out. Hahn had
his neck and right arm broken and was
other wise badly cut. Staragle had his
head torn off his body, and blood diseol-
ored the snow for 400 feet.
VIII Not Let Her Tros for Money.
NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Robert Bonner,
writing to q noted turfman, says: Ihsye
declined all applications to exhibit Maud
S during the coming season, excepting q
conditional promise l made last Fall 10
Col. Edwards and President Cleveland at
the driving park. / shall probably let her
trot this season on the ground of the Asso-
citation, but neither there nor anywhere
else, 30 long as l own her, will she be al
lowed to trot for money.
Murder and Suicide.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 23.-To-nighs Thomas
B~ostwick, a s~aloonkeeper, killed Mrs. s.
B. McGue, who is said to be the wife Of a
bookkeeper. He fred three shots at the
woman, and then killed himself, shooting
two bullets into his head and stsbbing him
self five times. 1t does not appear that
they had quarreled or had any trouble.
A Charitable PugiIisf.
CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-Jack Burke, pugil-
list, challenges Paddy Ryan to spar four
or five rounds for $500 q side within two
weeks, the winner to take everything.
Burke says he will then be prepared for
Ryan, and he promises if he wins to give
the receipts to the Mayor to be expended
in charity.
Port Townsend Favored.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-In the Senate
Malone, from the Committee on Public
Buildings, reported favorably the House
bill providing for the erection of public
buildings at Port Townsend, Washington
Territory, to cost $40, 900.
Rioters Arrested.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 27.-The men ar
rested last night for creating q riot around
the mills where the Viewers strike was in
progress were to-day held in $1,000 bail
each for melting a riot. Two others were
held in 81, 900 bail for threatening to kill
non-upion workmen.
Bayard as Secretary of State.
WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. 27.-Every
Evening publishes the statement on en-
tirely trustworthy authority that Senator
Bayard will enter Cleveland's Cabinet as
Secretary Of State. and that he will for
ward his resignation to the Legislature on
Wednesday.
The United States Bank sound.
NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Bank Examiner
Schriba nearly concluded his examina-
tion OF the United States Bank. He says
it is perfectly sound.