Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-24

my card, and tell him so, will yonf me
Presidents face appeared at the New York
Central door and Schiller became more
importuuste. An officer pulled him away
the carriage. and he ran around 10
the other side and tried to climb upon q
sest. superintendent Murray's attention
was called 10 him. aud he sent detective
O,Conpor after him, but the fellow saw q
commotion among the officers and ran
away from the depot. President Cleve-
land drove to tho Fifth Avenue Hotel
where many cards were sent up but only
a fow persons were received, among them
MAYOR Grace. The Presidential party left
for Washington at $40
Fatal Railroad Collision.
CHICAGO, Nov. ga Daily News
Savoy, ILL.,, special says: In the collision
between the two Illinois Central trains to-
night, four men were instantly killed, and
one fatally wounded by a freight train. in
the caboose OF which was Albert Dunlap,
grain buyer; John Mcdonald, stock
dealer, and James Todd, q blacksmith,
which stopped at Savoy for a few min.
utes. The crew failed to send back o
signal that q wild train was following, and
it crashed into the caboose, killing the oc.
cupants. F. M. Sanders, q brakeman on
the rear train, was thrown into the wreck
of the engine and scalded almost beyond
recognition. The engineer Of the wild
train, James Neer, was decapitated and his
body crushed to q pulp. When found his
hand was on the throttle.
Suit False imprisonment.
ST.. LOUIS. Nov. 23.-E. d. Coleman, Of
Topeka, KS, has sued in the Circuit Court
for $50. 600 from the Adams Express Com
pany, because their detectives placed him
under arrest in Topeka and searched his
room while he was sick with fever. on
suspicion that he was Jim Cummings
the express rObber.
A Schooner and Crew Lost.
MUsKEaoN, Mich, Nov. 23.-It is just
learned that the schooner Conway was lost
in last weeks storm. She sank near
Flower Greek, seven miles from here.
Captain Smith and four unknown sailors
persisted.
Stransled His Wife to Death.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 23.-This morning
Judge Husching bound old man WHEELER
over to the Common Pleas Court without
Dhll lOI tnO u VI Aio AO HhOaASA
is 81 years old and his wife was 81. They
had lived here half 8 century, aud each
was worth 5000, 900. Mrs. WHEELER was
strangled TO death ON the night Of the Gosh
instant. and WHEELER claims that two rob-
bers were the m~urderers.
A Fiendish Murder.
EMPoRIA, KS, Nov. ga most I'M.
provoked and fiendish murder was COM
mitted in this city this evening at the
residence of 8. V. Bundrum. on the corner
OF Market street and Ninth Avenue about
8 o'clock. It appears that L. D. Collier,
son OF Rev. Robert Laird Collier, Of Kan.
sss City, had been in the employ Of the
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad as
material agent at this place. He nm
ployed one j. H. Marlborough TO fill his
place during q temporary absence. Upon
his return he told Marlborough tina. he
was surprised to find that he (Ysr-
borough had neglected his bust.
ness. He being then under the in.
huepce of liquor, became furiously angry
and struck Collier, w%hereupon Collier re-
turned the blow, knocking him down.
The parties then separated, Marlborough
declaring that he would shoot Collier.
Collier went to his hotel. where he ate
supper, and from there to his room at the
residence Of Mr.. Bundrum. Shortly after
arriving at the house a knock was heard
at the dining room door. Mr.. Collier
stepped to the door, and upon opening 1t
saw his assailant. who instantly raised q
revolver and fred upon Collier. the ball
evidently taking effect in or near the
heart. killing him almost instantly.
Marlborough is now in Jail.
Declared Responsible.
ALBANY, Nov. 23.-The Court OF APP.
pesls has confirmed the judgment of the
court below in the case OF Buddenssik, q
New York builder, convicted OF man
slaughter, in having been declared re-
sponsible for the death of a workman en-
ployed on q row OF buildings which fell
while In course Of erection under his
supervision.
Severely HI.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.--Erastus T. Brooks
is severely i'll. 1t was stated at his home
this morning that he could not possibly
recover
Death OF III. M. HOxie.
New YoRK. Nov. 23.--H. NJ. Hoxie.
general manager of the Gould Southwest
ern system. died this morning at the
Broadway Hotel.