Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-19
NEWS.
IEiiHeg Of tic RdilIdi STlES East
Coming 70 an End.
IvGs.-s sE7;z.s Gs3vT .EE .7Ass-
c:y.TEy1G. Vac.
The Nurderoas Freaks q an Insane
Mother in Cincinnati.
The SAD SUICIDE OF A
WEALTHY cATTLEmAh.
a Wholesale Tragedy in a
Courtroom.
KATE OAsTLETON's HUSBAND
IN SERIOUS TROUBLE.
The SAD SUICIDE OF
WEALTHY CATTLEMAh.
KATE CAsTLET0N'S HUSBAND
IL SERIOUS TROUBLE.
ESPECIAL 70 TEE sESErSEG.l
Railroad strikes Eudiug.

kAliE03l StKf&ts
81. LOUIS, March 1s.-The general i'm
preston prevails here shis morning that
the Gould strike Is Nearing Al end. The
resumption In this city Of the suburban
passenger ,rsEc without interference from
the strikers il looked upon az = hopeful
sign. and the partial REINSTATEMENT OF
the freight traffic Al other points is re-
garded IN the sane light. The Knights of
Labor are jubiIsut over the determination
Of Powderly, General Master Of Workmen,
10 confer with the dissatisfied Gould
knights. and they express confidence that
these efforts TO s6ec: a reconciliation viii
result successfully. and in their favor.
This. together with the announcement
that Receiver Sheldon, Of the Texas
Pacific, has agreed TO submit the question
Of Justice Of the discharge Of Hall ~ Mar
shall, Texas, 30 arbitration. warrants the
belief that the strike Is nearing an end.
Early suburban trains departed on time
this morning, and the company expects no
more opposition TO the running Of these
trains.
NEW ORLEANS, March 18.-Gsneral Shell
don SAID this afternoon tina. he considered
the strike on o fair way 10 an end. He
said the Receivers will not arbitrate. but If
Hall submits his case to the United States
Court and the Judge should decide that
Hall was discharged without sufficient
cause then the Receivers will reinstate
him. II after this the strikers will not
return to work then tbs company will pro-
coed under the protection of the court 10
carry on its business. II the strikers will
submit TO the Judges decision, il 1t should
be adverse to them. then Of course the
strike will end. All srsins, both passenger
and freight. on this division OF the Texas
Pacific are now running ON regular time.
KANSAS CTTY, March 18.-The current
talk among the strikers is TO the effec. that
the strike will end soon.
Another Victim for Judge Lynch.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, March 18.-To-dsy
near Loudon, 80 miles below Knoxville,
the wife Of Thomas Gray wss murdered by
9 young mulstto named John Gillespie.
Captain Gray, who is q wealthy farmer,
went TO q funeral, leaving the negro at
work on the premises. Returning two
hours later he found his wife dead on the
foor,' and their infant child playing in her
blood. Gillespie mounted Gray's horse
and fed. Iii supposed he first attempted to
outrage the woman. He fired two loads OF
shot into the back of her head from a
double bsrrelled shotgun. A hundred
men were soon in pursuit, swearing to
lynch the negro as soon as caught. To.
night Gillespie was captured within ten
miles of the scene OF the murder. He con.
fessed the crime. He will undoubtedly be
lynched by morning.
a Crooked New York Official.
NEW YORK. March 15.-Alderman
Jaehnes was arrested at the City Hall al
noon to-day and was taken at once to the
police headquarters. charged with bribery
before the Broadway Investigation Com.
mittee last week. Testimony was intro.
duced. showing that the silverware stoler
from Mrs. Hamilton was traced to Jaehnes
shop; that Jaehnes tried to bride one O,
the detectives sent to recover the property
aud failing in this paid the value of the
silyer-Sl, l00-to the owner through tht
lawyer who unsuccessfully defended thu
thieves. The charge does not rest on thu
testimony Of one witness. but is supported
by that of two or three.
Jaehnes was taken into one of the pri
vate rooms. An indictment against him
has been found, but il was not filed. Said
District Attorney Martin this afternoon
1.-THE charge against him is that he re
ceived q bride, in consideration for which
he voted for the granting Of a purchase Il
a road in Broadway to the Broadway Sur
face Railroad Company. After the resolu
ton had been voted by the Mayor a war.
rant for Jaehnes' arrest was issued by
: Judge Gildersleeve, of the Court of Gen.
! eral Sessions, upon the afidayits furnished
, by Inspector Byrnes. He will be ar.
raigned before Gildersleeve in a few min.
utes." As soon as ID became known on sbs
street that Jaehnes had been arrested poIi
ticiaps and Aldermen focked to the CITY
Hall.
The Freaks OF an Insane Mother
CINCINNATI, March 1S.-A short timt
ago Squire Bohrman, Of Avondale, a sub
urb Of Cincinnati. lost g sui. inyolyins
$500. This so preyed upon the mind o
his wife that, it is supposed. she becam,
, dersnged. This morning Bohrman hearf
{ q noise in his wife's bedroom. In whicl
his sons also slept. and attempted to en.e,
but found the door locked. He forced ay
entrance and found his wife dead viii
her throat cut with a razor. His son Al
. bert, IA years old. was also dead, with hi,
: throat cut, and another son, Arthur. wa,
r severely if not fatally wounded. Arthu,
was able TO say that his mother came n
him some time in the night and told him
to go to sleep; that he did fall asleep, an
. was awakened by a blow on his head. IT,
{ ran to the door, and found it locked. n
9 tried 10 remove the lock, but she strucl
! him again. Then he heard his father a
the door, but could not give an alarm
and then his mother killed herself.
Long Litigation Settled.
> DETROIT. Mich, March 1S.-The IA
nous Mamie-Garlsnd litigation has beer
. settled with a compromise. On July 90
, 1880. the steam Yacht Mamie. CARVING N.