Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-12

liant display. The Governors party was
met at the depot and escorted to the State
house, where the inaugural exercises
proper occurred In the rotunda Of the cap
itol. Governor Hoadly, in delivering the
commission to bis SUCCESSOR, gave express
sion of his own personal good will and
congratulations.
Congressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, January lin the Sem
ate this morning o number OF petitions
were presented, praying for the suspen-
sion OF silver coinage.
Harrison reported favorably from the
Committee on Territories the original
bill for the admission Of Dakota, and
provide for the organization Of the Ter
ritory of Lincoln. Butler reserved the
right TO submit q minority report, if
after o perusal and consideration Of the
majority report he should conclude to
do 80.
Harrison, from tho same committee.
reported adversely on the resolution
heretofore offered by Butler and Vest.
calling for inquiries as to the organiza.
ton OF q State governments in Dakota.
The resolution was placed on the Calen-
dar.
Frye introduced a bill for the relief OF
the American merchant marine.
a Railroad Casualty.
PITTSBURGH. Jan. IL. About $50
o'clock this morning tho West Newton
accommodation on the Bal.imore. and
Ohio railroad ran into the .rcar OF a
McKeesport train that was standing at
Salt Works station, seven miles east Of
this city. The West Newton train WAS
going at q high rate of speed and the en-
CINE rushed through the smoker OF the
McKeesport accommodation, filling it with
steam. Fortunately the passengers in the
smoking car we're notified Of their danger
before the trains came together. and by
jumping from the car escaped serious in
%juries. A number, however, were slightly
cut and bruised.
Two M~urdercrs Ly nched.
JACKSONVILLE. MISS, Jan. 1.-THE
bodies of two negroes, Emmett Reyes and
Nat Forbes. were found dangling from q
bridge over Mound Bayou. They were
two If four negroes who entered The store
OF Z. T. Carroll at Johnsonyille on De-
cember q and droves Ratchet into the
back OF Carroll's head. The murderers
secured $500 IN cash and u watch and
started for Arkansas. but these two re.
turned and were captured. Both whites
and blacks we're engaged in the lyncLing.
~COncerniug Prize Fighters En-.
KaEemenss.
TRoY, N. Y, Jan. 1l.-Paddy Ryan's
mother died this evening at her resi-.
dence in West Troy. Owing to her death
arrangements for tho fight between Ryan
and Sullivan will necessarily be delayed
for some time. Ryan received another
telegram from Joe Coburn, asking him
30 GO to Now York a. soon % possible.
Coburn gave 20 further details concern.
ing the acceptance OF the challenge or
place or conditions OF the fight.
HestinSt, SOP Her FatncE.
NEWARK. N. j., Jan. year, old
Katie Erb started hence alone for
Cheyenne tonight. having o tag attached
to her clothing, giving her name and des-
tinstion. Her mother is a notorious
woman. and her father is in Cheyenne.
The Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
to Children took her in charge and wrote
to her father, who sent money TO pay her
way to him.
TRAINS Delayed by severe Weather.
CHICAGO. Jan, H. Since midnight yes
terday the temperature here has gradu-
ally fallen, touching - degrees below
zero at 10 O'Clock tonight. Very little
snow has fallen during the last "a hours,
] thOnpb rannrta from Aha nnfsida NJ tha
city show that a blizzard is still in force.
Where trsins are not detained by snow
they are delayed in some cases several
hours by the severity of the temperature.
People 81 stack Freezing to iSeath.
Dies MONIES, Iowa, Jan. 11.-Henry
Teri, a teamster. was frozen badly yester.
day at Creston and died this morning.
John Shipley and William Curtis, near
bedford. were frozen so badly yesterday
that the former died and the latter is 10
a critical condition. William Cook and
team were found frozen to death near
Grimes, Polk county.
a Cut tn Passenger Rates.
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-As q result OF the
cut OF IS in the w~estbound passenger
rates made by the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. its ticket offices in this city have
been crowded all morning. The effects Of
the reduction on business in other trunk
lines have as YET not been fully apparent.
Pound Head.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Jan. 1.-THE dead
body Of an unknown man aged about 40
years was found in the woods near this
city to-day. His clothing was burned off
him. aud his fiesh was partially cooked.
At his side was the remains of a fire. II
Is supposed his clothing caught fire while
he was asleep. There was nothing TO lden-
tify him by.
The Tug Boat Cynthia.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-THE tusboat
Cynthia. OF this city. arrived at the break.
water to-day and reported that she was
compelled to leave the ship Undaunted.
which she was towing. n make far the
harbor. The Undaunted has nine men on
board and was very light.
Three Men Drowned.
BosroN. Jan. 1.-THE schooner Juliet
struck on the rocks between Deer Island