Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-26


the police at the Delavan House to-day
acting in an extraordinary manner, tear
their beds to pieces and breaking tur-
niture. They were removed to the City
Hospital in a pitiable condition, and were
found TO be victims OF the cocoaine habit.
They used the drug hypodermically.
IN Preller Murder Trial.
ST.. LOUIS, May 25.-In the Preller MUIR
der trial this morning all Of the clothing
marked 90. A. P" found in Msxwell's
RINK at Auckland. New Zealand, the
~valises, ~hst-boxes, trunks, medicine-bot-
Ties. letters from Maxwell to Preller, and
from Detective Mccullough to Maxwell,
and the ~latter's sttorney-articles bought
Inv the defendant while in ST. Louis after
the murder, and those purchased in San
Francisco, were admitted in evidence and
shown to the jury. The prosecution then
etsted to the Court that they desired to
rest their side of the case. The defense
asked that the Coroner who witnessed the
nost norton examination Of Preller's
body be placed on the stand by the prose-
cution and be made to testify as TO the re-
anti of the examination. The prosecution
refused, and the defense appealed to the
Court, who decided that he could not in
~terfere in the matters of the defense. They
accepted the ruling and asked that an ad-
iournment be taken till 10 O'Clock to-mor-
row. The court then adjourned.
A Serious Railroad Accident.
TORONTO, May 25.-While the train
which had the Odd Fellows excursion on
board was going into Brampton on a steep
down-grsde last night, the rear car became
detached. The engineer, not knowing
what had happened, stopped the train and
the detached car ran into 1t with great
force. The car contained 40 persons, and
every one was injured more or less serl-
ously.
The Blaine Interview.
NEW YORK, May 25.-Respecting the re-
ported denial by James G.. Blaine OF the
interviews on the Canadian fishery seiz-
ures, the Herald says: eff this averment
is intended to impugn in the slightest de-
gree our special dispatches printed last
Saturday, and Blaine will accept the re-
s%ponsibility OF such impugnment, we en-
gage to prove to the satisfaction OF the
public the ~genuineness and accuracy OF
theEcorrespondent's report"
Growers Amanced Backing Down
BUFFALO, N. Y, May 25.-The CONNER
cial Advertiser, in an editorial to-day, says
Letters we're received in this city from q
Buffalo woman, now in Paris, and who has
personally seen the young lady whose
name has been mentioned as that of the in
tended wife of President Cleveland, report
49, A. a.o.4;EoI a;rI noojkiualy danlaFps
she is not going to marry Cleveland.
The sliced Nova Scotia Vessel.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, May 25.-Fisher-
men here were much elated when the news
came that q Nova Scotia vessel had been
seized at Portland. Dispatches from
Nova Scotia indicate that extra exertions
are being made there to be in readiness
to seize some of the American mackerel
catchers when they arrive during the first
part OF June.
MurderOus Robbers Caught.
DENVER, Col, May 25.-Oficers this
evening arrested two negroes, Andrew
Green and John Withers, for the murder
of j. G. Whitman, the Broadway street-car
driver, which created a great sensation
here. Withers in q confession charges
Green with firing the shot. The motive Of
the murder was robbery.
A Lockout Among TaifOrs.
New YORK, May 25.-The general lock
out threatened by the Contractor Tailors
Association unless about 800 journeym lei
who had struck in Is shops against the
task system, should return to work by
Sunday, was carried into effect yesterday,
and in consequence about 5000 men and
women are now idle.
Cool as Cucumbers.
HALIFAX, May 25.-As the schooner
Sisters was seized at Portland for a viola
ton of the American Custom laws, it ii
moi probable That the people of Nova SEQ
tia will attach any Importance thereto Oh
show the slightest degree of excitement
The affair occasions no excitement here.
W. H. Stowell. druggist and assayer
No 3 Main street.
cd D" will improve the appetite-a
Capron's. y