Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-09

Ua was wounded abont the head, and his
arm was fractured. The Fitchburg coach
ia the only one that escaped the coDfiagra-
ton. Deputy Sheriff Bryant, OF Green
feld. who was in this car, rescued two
children from the flames. but one was dead
and the other 10 dying. Their parents were
ON board, but cannot be found. Some OF The
injured and dead were taken to S~helbourDe
Falls. and some TO Greenfield. O. P. Bell.
of Nashua, N. H.. was cut slightly on the
head and leg, but not seriously. he was
thrown head foremost into the river, and
went TO the bottom. barely escaping
drowning. Conductor Forster is reported
safe, and but slightly injured. d. O.
Wells, of Andover, had his shoulder hurt
and his head cut. The car in which be
WAS riding WAS broken in two, and stood
on end within four feet OF the river bank.
| Nicholas Dorgsn. of Greenfield. had his
left arm and ankle broken. and is seri-
ously injured internally. A little girl, who
| was a passenger on the train. died in his
arms from injuries received. J. E. Priest,
| of Li.tleton, N. H.. had his face and head
| cut. Engineer Littlejohn, of North
| Adams, is badly scalded. 1t il believed ia
| tally. A. K. Warner, Chairman of the
| Greenfield Board of Select Councilmen, is
| badly hurt, but not fatal. Being inter-
viewed by wire tonight, Conductor For
ster said: 81 am unable to state how
nany we're on the train. Only three men
have thus far been found who escaped in
Jury, and they set the number OF passen-
gers oil the way from Is to 100. No doubt
half a dozen we're killed outright while
falling, and as many more fatally injured,
The ~westbound express was delayed ~
Greenfield two hours while the relief train
with surgeons and their assistants were
scot out, The locomotive is Q complete
wreck, but IL remains on the track while
its tender is down the bank"
At midnight il was reported that four
more dead bodies were removed from the
wreck, and il was believed others had been
swept down the river. OF the four bodies
one was recognized as that of Brakeman
Shyer. 1t Is impossible TO give o complete
list of the killed and wounded just now.
SP~RINerIELp. Mass. April g. Eight
bodies from the wreck at Bradwells Ferry
rave been brought here up to ] O'Clock this
morning.
GREENF1ELp, Mass, April ga P. M
It is thought that 20 persons have been &C.
riously injured. and seven killed, with a
score OF others more or less injured.
A Riot at Laredo, Texas.
GALVESTON. Texas, April S.-A Laredo
special says: Laredo tonight is in sack
| cloth and ashes. The intense excitement
| and lawlessness which prevailed for the
past fortnight eliminated this evening in q
bloody riot. The immediate cadse is attrib-
| uted by many to q circular which APP
| peared this morning, announcing that the
Democrats would hold funeral services
| over the party known here as Huarches.
Directly after the appearance OF the circu-
ar il was announced that the Huarches
party would prevent by force any such
| demonstration. At 4 P. M. the streets lead
| ing to the point from where the Demo-
cratic procession was announced to start
was blockaded with armed men. Later the
| music OF the Democratic band struck up,
and the procession moved down Main
| street and turned into q street leading to
| the main plaza. When thehead Of 1.-THE column
| had reached in front Of Martins store o
| party OF men, armed with Winchesters and
revolvers. charged the procession. In
| stantly over 100 armed men became en-.
gagged in a deadly conflict. and for half an
hour q regular battle ragged along the
street. During the conflict a small can
non which had been used by the Huarchef
party was fred down the street, and IL said
to have been loaded with nails and stone
By 5 o'clock the mob spirit was supreme
Word was dispatched to Colonel Barnard
| Commandant at Fort McIutosh, that thu
heavy firing in the city was caused by I
Mexican attack from the other side of TIT
Bio Grande. 1t took but q few minutes Il
double quick " two companies OF infsntr!
| ;nkn $onn hafnra ruhnn TIM mnh nniatIy
disappeared. The casualties so far al
known are five killed and three wounded
All the killed are Mexicans. except on
Young American named Becker. Thu
Democrats claim they were fired into, ant
acted upon the defensive.
The knights Manifesto.
New York, April g. With reference Il
the manifesto OF the Knights of Labo
published this morning, Mr.. Gould's rep
resentative said: These people seem Il
forget that coal was made rs per cen
cheaper throughout the Southwest by Mr.
Gould when he opened the railroad system
there. The people through that %countr,
are in favor Of the company, which show
that the statements made this morning ar,
absurd. The Knights, because the KaDsa
Clty journal ueuOuuCcu tno aCto Va W.
strikers. demanded that the Union New
Company should not deliver any of tn
papers Of the Journal. Mr.. Hoxie theI
notified the News Company that no othe
papers should be carried if it didn't de
liver the Journal as usual. The New
Company, therefore. decided to pay no ct
tention TO the order of the Knights. Mr.
Gould said the manifesto of the knight
will not have much effect on the people, es
pecially OF tho Southwest.
Congressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON. April 8.-The Senate unan
imously passed the House bill for the cree
ton of a building for the Congressiona
Library, without amendment.
The same body. by q vote OF IS yeas Il
81 nays, defeated the Army bill.
House-James Of New York called NJ
the Silver bill. Anderson of Kansas in
quired whether the opportunity would b.
given for the offering of an amendment
The Speaker stated that according to tn,
order Of the House the previous question
was to be considered as ordered at 5:3(