Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-28
A Couple Of Notorious Robbers Caught
in Southern New Mexico.
THE ABRAHAM QUESTION IN ITALY A
EATIGEAL PROBLEM.
The Arrival in Naw York City Of Notable
Characters from Europe.
TIE DciNas OF SOUTHWEST DEs-
PERADoES.
JOHN MACKEY DENIES A FOOL
ISL RUM0R.
Georgians See Blood on the
Moon.
ESPECIAL TO THE sEErINKt.l
Noted Robbers Caught.

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DENVER. Col, Sept. GA. Deming. N.
M, special says: On Friday night at dusk
two armed men held up the Santa Fe rail-
way station at Mutt, and robbed the agent,
G.. D. Farmer, OF all the money on hand.
They then compelled Farmer to accom-
pany them. a quarter of a mile out Of town.
He returned and gave an alarm, and a
party was organized to capture them.
The party overlook them q mile from
town, and when within 20 PAGES the rob-
bers fired on them, wounding Henry Har-
yey in the thigh, the ball shattering the
bone, making Q dangerous wound. The
rest of the party returned to Mutt, n in.
formation was telegraphed to Deming. A
special train left here at $50 with 20 men.
Having no horses they could do nothing.
Word was received early this morning that
two men answering the description OF the
robbers were encamped about 20 miles
southeast of DemiDg. A posse started for
the camp, and brought in the men 81 day
light. Their names are Jim Gould and
Joe Clark. They are the same men who
robbed the express agent at Separ twice,
and held up the Kingston stage about two
weeks ago.. They acknowledge their
crimes. The prisoners were taken TO Sill
YER City by q special train 10 prevent
lynching.
The Italian PeasRntry Troubled.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.--Vice Consul
Tonhoy, OF Turin, in concluding his re-
port to the Department Of State upon ag-
riculture in Italy, says the grain growers
in that district are reduced to q desperate
condition by taxes and high rents, and
above all by competition from the United
States. The agrarisn question in Italy,
he says. 10 growing to be a great national
problem and for the last five or six
years the cultivation of the soil has been
conducted almost without profit, and just
now at a dead loss. Mutterings and dis
content in the rural districts are growing
alarming. The Italian peasant is help
lessly ignorant, and although he possesses
the right Of being represented in Psrlia-
ment and Insisting upon some legitimate
measure OF relief, such as q reduction OF
the heavy taxation under which he spe-
cially labors, he cannot extend his vision
beyond his field, and his wrath is particu-
larly directed against the landed proprie-
tors who are seemingly better of than
himself, but who. in reality, have to share
the same burdens. 1t ia the old spectre
of Socialism, aud unless q remedy is
found, and that quickly. there is q strong
likelihood Of trouble, not only in Pied.
mont, bat all over the kingdom.
Presents Thankfully Received.
WASHINGTON, Sept.27.-Lientenant VIM
Scheutz. of the United States Navy, who
waa sent TO Lena Delta to distribute pres
ents made by the Government to the ma
tives who rendered assis TANGO to the Jean.
nette survivors. returned to Washingto ton
yesterday, and This morning ted In
person to the Secretary Of State. Lieu
tenant Scheutz found many OF the natives
OF Delta in q condition Of restitution, and
some at the point of starvation. The re-
~cepients OF the presents wore greatly sur
prised. and celebrated the event tumultu-
ously by the firing of guns and otherwise.
such of the presents as were adopted to
the purpose were doomed at once, and were
thereafter worn conspicuously outside OF
she fur garments Of their lucky owners.
Aiouttuhut OCAcutL Q OluCihA AcpUIt W VIC
Secretary has not yet been made complete.
Notable Characters from Europe.
NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-There was an in
hux OF actors and actresses from Europe
to-day. The Aurania brought over Angus
tin Days Company and Violet Cameron
and her troupe, also F. A. French, Miss
manager, and Lord Lonsdale.
her treasurer. Miss Oameron's husband
10 minutes ahead OF her on the
Mrs. Lsngtry and Mr.. Charles
Coghlan. her leading support, camo over
their company ON the Alaska, as did
also Dion Boncicauit. President Robert
Garrett arrived on the Aursnis. General
Of the Salvation Army, was met by |
OF his followers. He wore Q fam
ing red silk jersey, with a Salvation Army
badge ehblazoned across his breast. Mrs.
Langvy says she proposes to remain in
his country.
D~esperndoes in the Southwest.
GALVESTON. Sept. 27.-A special to the
News from Laredo says: At 2 O'Clock yes.
erday morning the city authorities were
that five armed men had entered
he residence OF q Mexican during the
of a dance and broke up the
and forcibly carried away the wife
4 the proprietor. The desperadoes were
down the river. and two OF them.
and Conteraz, were overtaken
nd arrested. From them IL 10 learned
the gang il a part of Ell Coyotes band.
nder the Leadership OF Manual Benaides,
tho succeeded in eluding pursuit. The
10 ounpnsad IN ha with Ran aiHar /
her will. No special cause for
he kidnapping u known.
Washington Notes.
wAsmsaTos, Sept. T.-secretAry Bay
I'd leaves Washington to-day fosa short
BE goes 10 Boston. and expects
) be abseptpne week.
The President to-day appointed VIM.
!. Alien. OF South Carolina. to DO United
tates Consnl 10 Pedrias Negras, Mexico.
Tha soara ~ doliara from the