Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-30

buried together. The posse then started
on 9 msn-hunt up the Wschita river. and
reports came back that they captured and
Iynched nine more, thus making q total OF
IL. The latter report, however. lacks con-.
frmstion.
A Fatal Encounter.
LOUISVILLE, June pa special to the
CouIier-Journsl from Morehead says the
trouble in Rowan county has commenced
again. Humphreys, the alleged Sheriff of
the county, to-day shot Craig Tslliver, the
Marshal Of Morehesd and the leader of
the opposition faction. who attempted to
arrest him on the charge OF confederating |
for his (Talliver's) murder. Tslliver was
shot with b~uckshot, one shot penetrating
the breast. His hand being shattered and
his chest grazed, he returned the fire with |
out effect. A posse ia forming for the
arrest Of Humphreys and his confederates,
who are bsrricaded in a house. Almost
certain war will open in earnest again.
Talliver is not seriously hurt.
Lateral 4 O'Clock this afternoon the
Morehesd posse attempted to arrest
Humphreys, when he and his confederate,
Rayburn, rushed out Of the house, and
firing ran. The posse returned the fire,
klilluS ln1OuiA anQ mDI tAlly WOuuQ1uk
Humphreys.
A slOggins Match.
MILWAUKEE,, June ga fierce prize
fight for $500 with small hard gloves and
to fight to the finish was fought in the
town of Lake last night between Tom
Doyle. Of San Francisco, and Dave Jones,
of South Chicago. Doyle outweighed his
opponent by 80 pounds, his opponents
weight being 104 pounds. Fierce fighting
characterized each round to the close of
the fifth round, the pugilists then being
covered with blood. When time was
called for the eixth round Jones gave up
the fight, which was declared in Doyle's
favor. Both men received hard punish
ment about the head and face. Two hun
| dred men witnessed the fight, among them
being q number Of city officials. The
fight between Doyle and q local pugilist
was arranged at the close of the contest,
the time TO be determined laetr.
Mrs. Dudley ON Trial.
NEW YORK, June 29.-The trial of Mrs.
Yseult Dudley for the shooting of O'Don-
ovan Rosa begun to-day. The courtroom
was crowded to it's utmost capacity, but
at least one-hslf OF those present were de-
t~ectives and police officers. Rosa and his
Lieutenant, Patrick Joyce, we're in atten-
dance. The latter part of the day was oc-
cupied in obtaining q jury. O'Donovan
Rosa was the first witness called by the
prosecution. Being asked his name, he
said: Jeremiah O'Donovan Rosa"
That's not his name" called out Mrs.
Dudley. "Where did he get the Rosa
from?" The next question was: "what
is your business" "a dynsmiter, ="
shouted Mrs. Dudley, and then Rosa re-
piled: "a journalist" The case is still
on.
An Appointments - Tammany's
Wants.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-The President
made the following appointments: To be
Receivers of Public Moneys, John O'Keane,
at Van Couver, Washington Territory; M.
K. Cody, at Bodie, CAL; K. K. Dslson, at
Humboldt, Cal.
A committee representing Tammsny
Hall, consisting of N. Houghton, and Rob-
ert B. Mooney, waited on the President TO-
day and urged that that organization be
recognized in the appointment of either
a United States Marshal or District Attor-
ney for New York.
a fIOO0 Mt baltimore.
BALTIMORE, June 29.-The heaviest rain
storm for fourteen years visited this city
this morning. The rsinfull was 4 47-10O
inches, and the destruction considerable.
Upwards Of 200 Easements and cellars
were flooded on the line OF Jones Falls,
and In all depressed portions OF the city
the streets were flooded, the sewers not
having sufficient capacity to carry the
water off.
Two Persons Drowned.
DENVER, COL, June ga News Pueblo
special says: Theodore Paulsen, Lizzie
Mulready. both employed at Cranes reno
waiting works. were drowned to-day while
boat riding on o small lake near the city.
The bodies have not yet been recovered.
A Drunken Murderer.
BROOKLYN. June 29.-Thomas Ashea
surrendered himself to the police this
morning, and stated that he had beaten
his wife's brains out with q Ratchet, and
that he was drunk at the same time he
committed the deed. An investigation by
the police showed that Ashea had told the
truth.
Fish In the Penitentiary.
AUBURN, June 29.-Jsmes D. Fish, ex-
President Of the Marine Bank, arrived at
the prison this morning to serve his SEN
tence OF ten years imprisonment. Fish
wore his citizens dress to-day, but to-
morrow be will put on q convict's garb.
John Mccullough I'm the Insane
Asylum.
NEW York, June 29.-John Mccullough
was yesterday handed over to the care OF
the Bloomington Insane Asylum author
ities by three OF his closest friends.
The Best Record Lowered.
BosToS, June 29.-In the ffty-mile
bicycle race yesterday W. A. Rowe, Of
Lynn. lowered the best record from 8
hours and "a minutes 70 8 hours, SO min
utes and as seconds.
A Denial.
WASHINGTON. June 29.-The statement Ia
cabled from London on the authority of
the Vienna correspondent OF the Times
that the appointment OF Mr.. Kelly to be
Minister to Austria has been withd mn %