Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-05

Washington, and every one awaits with
anxiety the action of the House upon the
Cutting resolutions. Recent mass meet
ings here lacked the harmony, and we're
calculated 10 arouse the anger Of Mexicans
across the river, and in fact some OF the
speakers caused our Mexican neighbors to
fear a mob for the purpose OF liberatinR
Cutting. OF course no such fear Is we'll
grounded as yet. II lie rumored that
Cutting will secure q heavy sentence, and
that President Diaz will at once pardon
him and give him his liberty. Strange
a. this rumor might sound, it might turn
out true for the good of Mexico. Lawyers
in Paso Del Norte, and even the District
Judge, Nicolas Ignio, has so expressed him
self. Thus they admit that the Federal
Government OF Mexico cannot interfere in
the State courts of chihuahua, but can
pardon State convicts.
A Weak Defense.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-There was the usual
crowd in the Criminal courtroom this
| morning when the trial Of the Anarchists
was resumed. August Krumm, 9 wood
worker, testified that he attended the Hay
| market meeting with a friend named AL
| bright. He declared he and Albright went
! into Cranes Alley TO light their pipes,
| owing to the fact that the wind was blow
ing on the street. Krumm has red hair,
but his face and head much resemble
Spies. This testimony the defense expect
will offset Gilmore's evidence. They will
contend that Miller mistook Krumm for
Spies, and that the former, instead Of
lighting a bomb, was engaged in lighting
nothing more than a harmless pipe.
Wholesale Drowning OF children.
OTTUwA. Ia, Aug. 4.-On Monday after.
Door three children Of VIM. Hack, living
three miles from Keosagus. Iowa, q grand
child Of Hack and two children by the
name OF Gillette went to the Des Moines
river, and five of them went in bathing,
and one getting into a deep hole the others
in trying to extricate the struggling one,
all five were drowned. A little girl on the
shore was so confused that she lost her
way home. and il was not until s O'Clock
that she reached the house Of a neighbor.
| and told her the tale. The bodies were not
all recovered until II O'Clock to-day. The
children's ages'are from 5 TO IL years.
A Temperance Advocate Shot.
Sioux CRY. Ia, Aug. 4.-Rev. G.. @.
Haddock, a Methodist pastor of this place
who has been the leader in the prosecution
| OF saloon cases, was shot and instantly
killed this evening while crossing Water
street on the corner Of Fourth. There Ia
vet no clue to the perpetrator Of the crime.
but no doubt it grew out Of the war lately
~inaugurated on saloons here. Great ex.
element prevails.
They Quit Work.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-Eight hundred men
in the Hately packing house at the stock
yards quit work to-day oil an attempt to
%inaugurate a system OF paying men for
| each hours work. This was regarded az
an attempt to abandon the eight.houi
working day. ,
Congressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-The Senate
amendment 10 the Fortiication Appropria.
tion bill we're no%n-concurred. Forney
Randall and Butterworth were appointed
az conferees. Morrison OF illinois called
no the conference report of the Surplus
Joint resolution.
Death Of a Colorado State Senator
DENVER, COL, Aug. 4.-State Senator
John T. Elkins. the younger brother o.
Stephen B. Elkins. of New York, died sud
denly last night of heart disease.
Death of a Theatrical Manager.
New YORK. Aug. 4.-Henry O. Jarrett
one of the best known theatrical manager
In the United States, died on Monday o
Buenos Ayres Of lung disease.