Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-07-21
NEWS.
ImpntatiOnS Against The. Order Of
the Knights Of Labor.
SERIOUS OUTLAWRY OVER THE
MEXICAN BORDER.
4 Nevadan Figures in a Romantic
Story from Maine.
DAMAGING WIND, RAIN AND HAIL
SToRMS EAST.
The Minneapolis Postofice
Robbers Known.
THE PRESIDENT APPOINTS =
UTAH JUSTICE.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
I'm putaatuas Against the kafEhtS'
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having wrecked a Missouri-P Pacific freight
train between Wyandotte and this city at
8 O'Clock Of the morning of April 26 last,
during the great Southwestern railroad
strike, and by which Ben Harten, a fire.
man, and George Carlisle, a brakeman,
we're killed. 1t is alleged the wreckers are
members of the Executive Boards OF the
local lodges Of knights Of Labor there and
in Hamilton. The man;who is represented
as the ring-leader of the crime is the chair
man of the board. The prisoners are
George H. Hamilton, recently a special
policeman, Robert Greers, Mike Lesry,
Fred Newport, a car repairer, R. ]. Lloyd,
also a car repairer, and VIM. Vossman, IN
employe OF an Joe firm. The case has been
worked up by the companies detectives,
and the evidence against some OF the prls-
oners is strong. Besides this it Is stated
Lloyd and probably two Others have made
a full confession of their crime to officials.
There YVES quite q futter Of excitement
here tonight among the Knights OF Labor
over the charges thus reported, and impu-
tations wero made against their order.
who in the Devil IL savage?
BANGOR, Me-, July 20.-A most roman
ito marriage took place a few days ago in
Bingham. Thirty-two years since Abram
A. Savage paid his respects to Miss Chad
bourne. An engagement followed. and
Savage went to Nevada to seek his fortune.
lie neglected TO write, and after some years
Mrs Chadbourne married VIM. Bassett.
Her married life wss happy for q time, but
Bassett finally went to California, and an
unpleasant rumor reached his wife's ears.
At last he consented to q legal separation
and a division of the property, and Mrs.
Bassett supported herself by keeping
boarders at Fox Craft, Me-, for some years
Meanwhile Savage had prospered in Ne
vada, and had accumulated several hun
dred thousand dollars. A friend recently
wrote him that his old love had been mar
ried and divorced. Telling bis clerks that
he should be gone six or eight weeks ne
took the next train and reached Maine Q
few days ago. when he renewed his offer OF
marriage. Mrs. Bassett readily consented,
and q marriage followed, after which the
couple, who had been separated 81 years
left for their western home.
Outiawry oyer rhe Border.
ST. LOUIS, July 20.-A Santa Maria,
Texas. correspondent Of the Globe-Demo'
crat telegraphs that parties from the other
side of the Rio Grande report that q gang
OF outlaws from this side, under General
Antonio Milstead, entered Selades night
before last and outraged some Of the
women and robbed the citizens of their
horses and arms. They also report thai
ak prisoners were captured yesterday by
the Government troops. and that three
were hsnged this morning. Several peace
able rancheros from Mexico have crossed
over the river to this side with their
horses and arms. Sheriff Butts and party
returned to-day from Broncos. A large
drove of horses, gathered by the bandits
on the other side, and which 1t was in
tended to be- crossed at Banco last night,
had been turned loose by the thieves. An
other dispatch was received at New Laredo
to day. 1t reports that a fight occurred AT
Matamoras, Mexico. yesterday, and that
great excitement prevails.
Damaging Storms.
CHICAGO, July 20.-A severe wind. rain
and hail storm began last evening near
Pine Bluff, Wyoming. extending six miles
east and two miles west OF that place. /!
blew down 80 telegraph poles, caused a
washout on the Union Pacific track, un-
rooted several houses, but hurt no persons.
Both wires and road are in working order
to-day.
MINpEN, Neb., July 20.-The storm in
this county WAS very severe. Thore was q
heavy rainfall. The wind blew down the
Danish Church, three miles south of Fred
ericksburg and killed an old lady. Nine
miles south Of Minden the lightning struck
a house. killing a German farmer. his son
about II years Of age. and q daughter IA
years old instantly, and severely injured
another child.
Concerning the Massacre or China
men.
WASHINGTON. July 20.-In the Senate
to-day, Miller presented a memorial Of The
Evangelical Alliance Of the United States
referring to the recent outrages and mas
sacres perpetrated on Cinnamon ON the Pa
cifc Coast. with q letter from a branch OF
the alliance in China, setting forth the in
~jurious effect Of these outrages on Ameri-
cans and Christians in the Chinese Empire.
He thoroughly indorses the statements en-
bodied in tho memorial. and the letter
memorial was read in full and referred to
the Committee on Foreign Relations.
a ThievinE Gang known.
M~INNEAPoLIs, Mimi. July 20.-It Is
learned from q reliable source to-day that
the United States Secret Service know who
the Minneapolis Postofice robbers are.
There we're five in the job. The leader was
the "Peoris Kid" alias Jack Quinn. who
did the S27, 900 job in Indianapolis, known
as the I" orange box " robbery. Jerry Cook
was the second man in the gang.
Her Msjesty's Mail Robbed
ST.. PAUL, July 20.-At noon on Sstur-
day six mounted and masked highwaymen