Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-03
Mob Law I'm Texas.

Mob LAW in Texas.
GALVESTON, Texas Nov. "A special
to the News from sheppered, Tex, says:
A mail carrier from Bod Springs, who
arrived here this evening, brings the in.
formation that last night a mob over
powered the guard about Hewey, who
| killed young Samuel Day 10 days ago,
| seized the murderer and hung him to a
tree o short distance from the village.
| Hewey was a mulatto. He shot Day
| because be thought the latter was cheat
ing him out of four pounds of cotton.
| DAYS father ia q wealthy planter. The
murderer had been run down by blood
hounds, and was being brought to Shep-
pered when the mob overlook him.
President Cleveland Will Attend.
BosToN, Nov. 2.-President Cleveland
has accepted an invitation to attend the
twenty.ffth anniversary of the founding
Of Harvard College. He will arrive here
next Monday morning, and attend the
exercises at the college. II possible a
| grand reception will be rendered him in
| Faneuil Hall on Monday evening. 1t Is
| expected he will be escorted to the hall
| by !, 900 students with torches He will
leave Boston again on Monday evening.
Bets or New York's Returns.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-The Sun says:
Betting in the Hoffman House last night
was 81, 900 to $500 on Hewitt, and $500 to
SIS that Roosevelt beats George, and even
money on various figures from 5000 TO
05, 900 votes for Hewitt. The estimates
Of q dozen politicians of all parties and
tendencies averaged as follows: Total
vote, 218, 0O0; Roosevelt's vote, SO, 1000;
Henry George, GO. 900. This with the
Prohibition vote of $500 would leave
| Hewitt with "a. 900 votes.
Surveyor Beattie's Condition.
New York. Nov. 2.-Surveyor Beattie.
who was shot by q discharged Customs in
spector yesterday, is much improved this
morning. His physicians reports upon
| his condition are most encouraging. The
ball which lodged in the muscles OF his
left side have not IS yet been probed, or
even located. As the patient has no in
ternal hemorrhRge IL is believed that tbs
ball did not touch the vital spot. Under
the influence of morphine the Surveyor
passed a comfortable night.
Repeaters TO be Nabbed.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-Inspector Byrnes'
staff to-day received warrants for the ar
rest Of a large number Of men for illegal
registration that will be executed to-day
as the men present themselves at the poll
ing places. An investigation made at the
instance OF the District Attorney showed
that there were many instances OF coloni-
Eating votes principally in the lower
wards of the city. All sorts of names
were assumed by the offenders. such as
"Tim Bumm'' and Jack Buster"
silver Ore Discovered I'm Kansas.
CALDWELL, KS, Nov. 2.-The discov-
cry Of silver in this vicinity has caused
much excitement. Samples Of ore were
sent to the State Assayer at Denver, Col,
and the Assayer OF the Mint at Philadel-
phia. The former reports an assay OF 342
ounces OF silver TO the ton; the latter $40
ounces. each with q trace Of gold. The
ore crops out in many localities. Cald-
we'll now presents the appearance OF a
mining town.
The Ohio Election.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 2.-Twelve pre-
cincts of Hamilton county show q net Re-
publican gain OF 946. These are all from
Democratic wards. The polls closed in
Cincinnati at 4 P. M, after the most or
derby and quiet election ever known in the
history OF this county.
Ohio's returns will be compared with
Governor Foraker's vote of 1885, when he
had a plurality Of II. 457. There are now
2,167 voting places in the State.
The Election In New Hampshire.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 2.-Forty towns
give Sawyer. (Rep.,) 1866; Cogswell,
(Dem.,) 3.743; Wentworth. (Prohibition.)
189, showing q Republican net gain Of 81.
The Contest In Massachusetts.
BosToN. Nov. 2. - Seventy-six towns
gives Ames Is, 94S. and Andrews IL, 776.
Ninty.six precincts give Andrews,
(Dem.,) 24,119; Ames. (Rep.,) 16,3G8;
Lathrop. (Prohibition,) 1856.
The Statue OF Liberty Illuminated
New YoRK, Nov. 2.--The Statue OF
Liberty was lighted for the first time last
night, and the fireworks which we're in
tended for use on the evening of tho
unwilling were let off.
Mr. POwderIy ON the Stump.
New YORK, Nov. at. V. Powderly,
Grand Master Workman OF the Knights OF
Labor, addressed a large meeting here
last night in favor Of the candidacy of
Henry George for Mayor OF New York.
A CoIored Candidate for Congress.
New ORLEANS, Nov. "A Times-Demo-
crat Natchez. Miss, special says that
John r. Lynch (colored) has announced
| himself as q candidate for Congress from
the Sixth District.
A Cabinet Meeting.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-The Cabine.
meeting to-day was attended by Score
taries Lamar. Manning and Garland. the
only members now in the city. Only
| routine matters we're considered.