Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-23

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nursui, NJ Virgin, who ran down an alley.
"A the crowd gained on him he appeared
frightened. and. after looking back two or
three times. placed the muzzle to bis tenn
ME. fred il and fell dead. Mrs. Wiggin
wss taken to the City Hospital, where she
now lie. in a critical condition. Domestic
,ronbIe WAS the cause of the tragedy. Wig
gin was well connected, being the son OF
the President of the New Hampshire Leg
islature.
r.,sn.Hmericans and Home Rule.
New YORK, May 22.-There was a meet
ing of the officers of the Sixty. Ninth Regi'
meut last evening on business OF a priva'e
nature. After the meeting Colonel Cava-
uaugh said to a reporter in reference to the
proposed expedition OF lrish-Americans to
enforce Ireland's demand for Home Rule:
cit would be premature to reveal our
plans. / may tell you, however, there Is
not a man under my command but who
wishes to see the legislative independence
of Ireland achieved, and who would not be
prepared to fight to sustain Gladstone's
hill IL necessary, against this wretched
faction of Orangemen who have neither
faith nor country" Adjutant Moran said:
Yes: there is truth in the report. In
four weeks we could have so. 900 volunteers
who would fight for Ireland"
A Railroad Collision.
SPRINGER, n. NJ. May pat s O'Clock
this morning as the north-bound special
passenger train from the Atlantic and Pa
cifc road was crossing the bridge over the
Cimarron river at Springer on the Atchin-
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with a stock train that was standing on
the main track of the lower end yards.
The engine, passenger and two cars of cat
tie and the freight train were completely
wrecked. The engineer, fireman. and a
passenger jumped and saved their lives.
Several passengers are badly bruised and
cut. Ira Jameson, r. Jsleson and II. j.
Foster, three stockmen IN the freight,
were seriously if not fatally injured.
A strong Feeling In Maine.
PORTLAND, Me-, May 22.-The excite
ment in regard to the fishing trouble is
undated. Board Of Trade and city gov
eminent meetings have not been called,
but il they are much longer delayed there
will be q mass meeting at the city hall. To
fishermen the settlement Of the question In
dispute is a matter of bread and but
ter, but not a man has expressed a desire
to see a commission appointed or to have
the treaty renewed. There is bitter talk
in regard to the Canadian schooner Alert,
now loading with bait. 1t is believed that
other schooners of the same character and
on the same errsnd will not be very
warmly received here.
Two More Murderers Hanged.
RALEIGH, N. c., May 22.-Yesterday
afternoon Louis Kilgrove (colored) was
hanged at Hendersonville for the murder
last Fall of Matt Henderson.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., May GA special to
the Leader from Sidney says: James Rev
nolds was hanged here yesterday for the
murder of James and John Pinkston.
father and son, 80 miles north of Sidney, on
September 16, 1885.
A DefauItIng Labor Representative.
SEDALIA, Mo-, May 22.-The account Of
District Assembly No. /, X. of L., has
been found to be correct. There has beer
a report of missppropriation of money
sent here in aid Of the strike. A labor
union has demanded Martin Irons resig'
nation. He ia now hiding from the wratl
of the ex-strikers, having left here, it II
supposed, q day or two since.
A Senate BIZ Passed.
WASHINGTON. May 22.-House-On mo
ton of Wilborn OF Texas the Senate bill
passed extending the fees to two years
| time, within which the st. Louis and Sar
Francisco Railroad Company may com
plete its road through the Choctaw anC
Chickassw Indian reservation.
More 3 Per Cents Called In
WASHINGTON, May 22.--The Acting Sec
rotary of the Treasury to-day issued thu
18TH call for the redemption Of bonds
The call is for 81, 900, 900 of the 8 PEE
cent loan Of 1892. and notice is given tina
the principal and accrued interest will b
paid on the LIST day of July, 1886. and tina
interest will cease on that day.
Miss PendIetOn Improving.
New YORK, May 22.-Miss Pendleton
daughter OF the United States Minister &c
Berlin, has almost recovered from the
effects Of her fall. She was removed to
her brothers house to-day. No arrange
ments have yet been made for Mrs. Pendle
toms funeral.
The Steamer Nipsic.
New YORK, May 22.-The United States
steamer Nipsic, from South America, il
thought to have met with an accident
She passed Sandy Hook inward bound a
$50 this morning.
A missionary Treasurer "ShOrt.'
New YORK, May 22.-John II. Smith
Treasurer Of the Board of Domestic Mis-
slons of the Reformed Church in America
is short in his accounts $25. 900.
do Lewis to be CremRted.
New York, May 22.-Dio Lewis, whit
body should be cremated.
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