Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-01
NEWS.
IA $500 Receipt Given Free Gratis
to The Public.
A O0NO0OTION OF CHEMICALS
AND MILK.
ANotorious Shower Of the Queer Caught
in Michigan.
TIE GREATEST WAR OF THE CENTURY
PREDICTED.
Classic Baltimore Treated to a
Slogging Match.
ANOTHER BROOKLYN BRIDGE
CANDIDATE HEARD FROM.
THE GREATEST WAR OF THE CENTURY
PREDICTED.
Classic Baltimore Treated to 6
Slogging Match.
ANOTHER BROOKLYN BRIDGE
CANDIDATE HEARD FROM.
ESPECIAL TO THE sEHTINEL.l
HOW 20 Manufacture MIR


as George Lawrence and claiming to re-
side in San Francisco, together with one
or two confederates. has been endeavoring
to sell milk dealers q receipt for adulter-
ating milk. The receipt Is as follows:
| Three ounces Of protoxide Of soda. "a
ounces Of salt petre, "a ounces OF bicar-
| Donate OF soda, 16 ounces Of glycerine. 80
ounces OF salt, II pounds OF sugar. The
| directions are to mix 1t all with "a gallons
| Of water, and let 1t stand for four or FIVE
hours. To each gallon Of the mixture
| add six gallons OF water. The process 10
to fill a jar half full Of milk aud add a
quantity Of the dscoction and fill the jar
| with water. Experiments showed that the
quantity OF milk could be doubled, and 1t
be dificnls of detection. Lawrence was
asking $500 for the receipt, and claims to
having sold it to numerous San Francisco
| and other city milk dealera in the West.
| The attention of the city Health Commits
sioners has been called to the matter. II
10 claimed that the mixture Ia injurious
| TO the human system.
A Daring Robbery.
~BELLEvILLE, ILL.,. Aug. 3~1.-Benjamin
| Elfwefi, q well and aged farmer liv.
ling three miles south Of this place in the
township OF summister. was the victim Of
a daring robbery last Saturday midnight.
Mrs. Elwell awoke with a choking sensa-
ton, and Immediately awakened her hue
band, who detected fumes Of chloroform
in the room. He then attempted to leave
his bed, but received q sharp blow on his
head, coupled with the threat Of instant
desthiif he made any cutlery. The bur-
glars, two in number, then bound and
gagged Mr.. and Mrs. Elwell, and later
possessed themselves of tin box contain
ing $3.50 in gold, which Mr.. Elwell had
been carefully boarding for years. The
burglars then demolished a trunk inSthe
same room, thus securing 5000 in valuable
papers, bonds, etc. After warning the
couple to make no cutlery the robbers left.
There Ia no clue to the perpetrators, but
the general impression is that no strangers
took.a partin the robbery, inasmuch as
the burglars knew the location Of the
money and other valuables.
A Shower OF the Qneer Caught.
LANSING. Mich. Aug. 81. JSW. W.
Kenoch, chief OF the Michigan District
Secret Service, will take TO Detroit to-
night a counterfeiter named Wm. Wand
sor, of Vermont. one of the most deeper.
ate showers Of the queer In the country.
He was captured last night in q barn three
miles southwest OF Lansing. Wandsor
was arrested In the Lansing Postoffice on
Friday night, but escaped on his way to
the lookup. Ho had been boarding for
several months with G.. g. Allen under
| xha mn ~ Era1 Harpia and ~ w0rk.
ing the State rs o wholesale agent for the
queer. The coin in his trunk was found
70 be $500 in bogus gold and 81. 200 in
certificates OF deposit On the Lansing
Savings Bank. The coin ranged all the
way from 81 to $40 pieces, which could
not be detected from genuine save for
their light weight.
The Greatest War OF h Century
Predicted.
New YoRK, Aug. 3l.-A special TO the
Times from London says that the present
appearances are that the greatest war Of
the century is close At hand. The Bull
garian incident is the immediate cause.
II ia unknown that Degiers, the Russian
Chancellor, in his famous interview with
Bismarck earnestly urged the letter 10
prevent Prince A~lexsnder's return to
Bulgaria. Bismarck declined to commit
himself. and took the matter at referendum
and shortened the interview almost abb
ruptly. II 10 0 serious fact that the most
trusted men in the English foreign service
believe now that war is inevitable. Two
war correspondents OF London papers
start for Bulgaria to-day.
A Missouri Homicide.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 31.-A special to
the Times-Democras from st. Joseph says:
This morning as Judge J. B. Elan and
Joseph H.. Nichols were in consultation
in the lew office of the former, Col. V. L..
| Reeves stepped to the front door and fred
the contents OF both barrels of Q shotgun
into the head and shoulders of Nichols.
| killing him instantly. Colonel Reeves
surrendered himself 10 the authorities,
and was lodged 10 Jail without bail. He
| claims to have acted In self-defense.
Nichols was the son-in law OF ColoLel
| Reeves, and some family trouble Is sup
| posed to have been the origin OF the diff
Guilty.
A Bank RObber Rescued.
CHICAGO, Aug. 3i.-Five armed men
boarded q passenger train at East ST.
Louis last evening and took Jimmy Car
roll, the notorious bank robber. from the
Deputy Sheriff who was taking him 10
Galesburg for trial. he having been con-
cerned in q big bank robbery there some
years ego. Carroll escaped TO Canada
shortly after the Gslesburg burglary. bat
was arrested and sent to prison for the
crime he had previously committed in that
country. Until then he had always
escaped conviction.
A Destructive Fire.
SOUTH RoYALroN, VT, Aug. 3l.-Nearly
the entire business portion of this village
and Q number of dwellings we're destroyed