Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-17

TO a special committee. The re-
of the session, which closed the
conference, was devoted to discussing var
ions phases Of the question OF Indian
citizenship and civilization, and TO report
the work dono by auxiliary societies.
Judge Campbell, Of Philadelphia, read 8
telegrsphic correspondence between Sec
retary Lamar and the Principal of the
Lincoln Institute, arranging for the
placing OF q large number of Apache
children there. The conference adopted
the statement, calling on Congress to pass a
land in severalty bill, the Sioux reserva-
ton bill, and a bill for extending the law
over all Indians, and demanding that pro.
visions of civilization be extended to the
Indians.
A Town Quilted by Fire.
EAST PORT, Me-, Oct. 16.-A fire broke
out Yesterday afternoon and ragged furi-
ously for 10 hours, defying all efforts to
control or arrest it. 1t started in Cspen
4 Marley's sardine factory, and swept in
a northerly direction along the water
front and through Water street, burning
ten sardine factories, two hotels, about 30
dwelling houses, the Custom-house, Post
office and every place of business where
GOODS OF any description were kept for
sale, except two small grocery stores,
which were out of the path Of the fire. Il
is impossible at this time 10 make q de.
tailed report Of the losses sustained, or to
ascertain the amount OF insurance, but
the total loss will probably amount TO at
least $500, GOO, fairly covered by insurance.
The factories gave employment to at least
n mn $3.50 MaAA "a, TartnO yNFfaf IN.
sue, unless immediate aid is rendered.
Sale of Notable Horses.
JoHNsrowN, N. j.. Oct. 16.-At Ran
cocas' breeding farm to-day Pierre Loril-
lard sold all of his stations and brood
mares. The prices received were fair, and
the total realized was S142. S95 for SO lots.
The average for five stations sold was
Sc, 800, and for brood mares Sl,422.
.Iroquois, the winner OF the English derby,
was bought by Gen. William H. Jackson,
OF Billemead farm, Nashville. Tenn, who,
in a short speech, declared that he bought
tho carrier Of American colors on foreign
soil for fear he might be taken away. The
price paid was SEC, 900.
The old Fashioned Kentucky Mode.
SOMERSET, KY, Oct. 16.-Henry Boyle,
a special United States Bailiff, and Edward
Logan, special United States Commis-
sioner, met in the Office OF the latter this
morning. and after q few words were ex-
changed both drew their pistols and COM
menced firing. Three balls took effect in
Bogle's body, and two in Logan's. Both
are dying. Boyle and Logan are old
Revenue officers and prominent citizens OF
the county.
Another Sea Calamity.
Boston, Oct. ia special to the Her
aid from Digby, N. s., says: The steamer
New Brunswick, OF the international line,
when about - miles out from Digby last
night, was seen to send up rockets, and
flames were seen in the place where she
stood. 1t is supposed her boiler burst.
There were 100 passengers on board. She
was bound for Boston.
Mexican Rumors without FOunda.
datiOn.
CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 16.-The rumoYs
that originated in the United States con-
corning the assassination Of General Con-
zales, ex-Priest of the Republic and now
the Governor Of the State OF G~uanatejo,
have reached here. but inquiry shows that
there is no truth in them. Gonzales OF
last accounts was in good health and at
tending to the duties of his Office.
seeking NotOrioiy.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 16.-Lucy Parsons,
(colored,) wife of A. r. Parsons, a con-
victed Chicago Anarchist, addressed q
small knot of people on a pronunciation
town street last night. A hall had been
rented, but the proprietor refused to per-
NIT her to use it. She leaves tomorrow
for New York, where she says she will
speak at the Cooper Institute.
Blaine Touring Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16. - James G..
Blaine arrived here shortly before 1
O'Clock, and was quietly taken to the Con-
tinentaliHotel. Tonight he will make an
address in behalf of the Republican State
ticket, and on Monday will start on q tour
through the State, winding up on Tuesday
night at Pittsburgh.
An Excellent Project.
RICHMOND, Oct. 16.-When the General
Assembly Of knights of Labor resumed
It's session this morning the discussion
of the report on the Dewey plan for the
establishment OF a labor journal as an
organ of the order was resumed.
MOre Lives Reported LOst.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 16.-Captain Bailey,
q bar pilot at Port Eads, reports thatthere
were 26 lives lost during the recent storm
on bsyous leading from the Gulf in the
direction and back Of the quarantine sta
ton.
Roosevelt Nominated for Mayor.
New YORK, Oct. 16.-The Republican
County Convention last night nominated
Theodore Roosevelt for Mayor by acclama-
ton.
New YOrk's Bank Statement.
New YORK, Oct. 16.-The weekly bank
statement shows a reserve decrease OF
$40, 900. The banks now hold 81, &C.,
900 in excess of the legal rate.
The Chicago Electric Lamp.
p. HUI yesterday received a large as