Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-21

have a list containing the names OF nearly
300 men who we're engaged in the Anarchy
conspiracy, and that wholesale arrests will
henceforth be the order. II is reported
that the names Of Mrs. Parsons and Mrs.
Holmes are among those for whom war
rants have been issued, charging them
with conspiracy.
The Anarchist Verdict Commended.
NEW York, Aug. 20.-The verdict Of the
Jury in the case of the Chicago Anarchists
Is universally commended in this city.
The Evening Post says: "The import
ance of this result can scarcely be over
estimated. 1t is Q formal notification to
all Anarchists in this country and out OF it
that they cannot carry on their infamous
trade any more safely In America than
at home. II Spies, Fielden, Parsons.
Lingg, Schwab, Engel and Fischer are
hanged, ss they in all probability will be,
their fate will be pretty certain to put an
end TO the business Of throwing bombs in
this country. All Anarchists are notorious
towards, and q dissemination of the
intelligence that the practice Of Anarchy
in the United States leads surely and
swiftly to the gallows will have q depress-
ing effect upon the profession. The ma
tionality Of the Chicago criminals Is sufi-
GENTLY varied to carry q lesson home to
more than one country. Fielder is an
Englishman. Parsons is an American, and
the others are Germans"
1--WE believe" the Commercial Adver-
tiser says, "that this is q desth-blow to
Anarchy in America. The remaining
thugs OF the Lehr und Wehr Vericn are
not Of the species that will risk their lives
for any cause. They have heretofore
championed, and now that their associates
are doomsd to death others will retire to
their slums and do their growing under
their BREATH"
| The Nebraska ProhibitiOnists' Con.
ventiOn.
LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 20.-The Nebrasks
| State Prohibition Convention met here to-
| day, with over 400 delegates representing
As counties. After the adoption of the
platform, which touches every phase Of
| the liquor question, besides setting forth
| the view Of the party on labor, pensions
| Sunday Observance and other questions
| the following ticket was put in nomiDa
ton: For Governor. W. H. Hardy; Lieut.
enant Governor, E. B. Graham; Secretary
of State, E. j. O'Neill; Treasurer, A. J
Leach; Auditor, J. E. Hopper; Attorney
General, Martin I. Brown.
Washington Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-Consul Green
baum. of Samoa. who turned up in Wash
ington yesterday. will not return to hi
postal least, officially. He will resign
Official information OF the desire o.
Geronimo to surrender has been received
at the War Department. The dispatch
contains nothing in addition TO the infor
nation telegrsphed to the West and al
ready published.
A Mail Arrangement Perfected.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-The foreign
mails Office of the Postofice Department
has perfected an arrangement with the Pa
ciAc Mail Steamship Company to carry
the United States mails to China, Japar
and Panama, sailing from San Francisco
and to Aspinwall and sailing from New
York. The compensation is to be sea ant
inland postage on the mails conveyed.
A Challenge.
CHICAGO Aug. 20.-In o letter to the
editors of the San Francisco Chronicle
Jack Burke last night issued a challenge
to Jack Dempsey to box eight rounds
Queensburry rules. with small soft gloves
any time between September "a and No
vember 1, the match to take place in Min
nespolis. Omaha, Denver or San francisco
for the gate money or o division of which
Dempsey may name.
More Niagara CrRnks.
NIAGARA FALLS, Aug. 20.-Grahsm sue
cessfully nsvigsted the whirlpool rapid
this afternoon with his head protrudint
from a barrel. Miles Scott, q fisherman
Of Lewiston, attempted to swim the whirl
pool rapids this afternoon in q cork suit
His dead body was picked up at Lewiston
an hour later.
Another Call OF 3 Per Cents.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-Acting Score
tary of the Treasury hss.issued 9 call fol
SIS. 600 600 of thu & per cent loan Of 1882