Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-20

the Hungarian quarters. when an alarm
was given. The foreigners swarmed u
OF their quarters, aud began q fusilade Of
pjstol shots. Almost instantly every
striker Joined In the cannonade, and the
guards broke for safe quarters. No pur-
suit was attempted, and the HungsrisDs
returned to their houses after witnessing
the hasty departure Of the patrol. No
trouble occurred at the Standard works
M to noon. This morning more wood
strikers held q meeting and decided TO raid
the Alice coke yard. They marched over
and drove the drawers of and then left to
clean out the Bessemer works. The Alice
drawers returned to work, when the
strikers returned and again drove them of.
Work was then abandoned, and the Hun
gsrisns came back to Norwood for dinner.
The outlook ia decidedly squsily.
Another Prominent Man Dead.
DENVER, Col. Jan. ia Canon City
Tribune. Republican special says: General
John D. Freeman died in this city sud-
denly at 10 o'clock last night from infsm-
stion OF the bowels. Freeman was Attor-
ney General OF Mississippi Immediately
preceding the war, and was also Q men,
DcE Oh COuSIbsb lOAn bnht obAeC " WV
terms, and TO his efforts 10 due the success
OF the Vicksburg, Shreveport and the
Pacific railroad. He was the author OF
Freeman's Chancery reports, and was 3
personal friend Of ex. Vice President Hen
bricks and of Attorney General Garland.
He was at the time of his death q candi-
date for the appointment OF United States
Marshal Of Colorado, and was widely en-
lOraad He uyuo hold in OraaA Ypanppt and
esteem throughout the entire State.
lee BI0eaacs.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 19.-The ice blockade
In the Chesapeake Bay still continues. aud
m attempts made to get to or from the
port, except by heavy vessels. A large
number Of sailing crafts arc reported fast
in the ice, and many Of the oyster fleet
have been kept so long away that there is
much suffering among the crews. The ice
extends down to tho mouth OF she
Patrixent river, and ia very solid. The
milder temperature which now prevails, it
is hoped, will let loose Q large feet Of
coasters and bay crafts.
NATCHEz, Miss. Jan. 19.-The mail
boats on the Mississippi river are detained
by tho running ice. which is the heaviest
known here for SO years.
Fatal Shots Among Gamblers.
VIcKsBURa, Miss, Jan. 19.-In q shoot
ing ARRAY over a game of cards at the
Planters Club to-day. j.. II. McKenna
was killed by James Marshall, proprietor.
Jonas Goodman ia believed to be mortally
wounded by a stray shot. Marshall
$4,000 .uJ,. I1-1.nxBa 4,rp -ao
dered . verdict that Marshall acted in self
defense. McKenna was out on bail, pend
ing q second trial for the killing OF E.
Wilson. a g~ambling-house proprietor, one
year ago to-day. On his first trial he WAS
sentenced TO be executed, bu. the Supreme
Court granted Q new trial.
A Big work to be Continued.
GALVESTON, Texas. Jan. ia special
to the News from Mstsmoras says that II
is stated that q prominent business house
there has received notice from their Lon
don correspondent that the Mexican Ma.
tionsl Construction Company has Dor.
rowed money from Matthiesen Il Co., OF
London, TO continue the construction OF
their road. aud that work be resumed
inside of three months.
An Election Law Sustained.
CuIcAao. Jan. 19.-The Supreme Court
OF Illinois to-day affirmed the constitution.
framed closely 10 that Of the New York
law. providing for voting precincts con
tanning not to exceed 800 votes, and for
the closing Of the polls at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon.
The 1T. LOuis Chinese Esighbinders.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 19.-The trial Of the
Chinese highbinders was continued in the
Criminal Court this morning. The Cir
cult attorney opened the case by reading
the indictment found by the Grand Jury
against the defendants, and explained the
facts. 1t is expected that the taking Of
testimony will begin this afternoon.
More Deadly Trichinosis.
P~IrTsBuIe. Jan. 19.-Five members o.
the Hansmeyer family at Tarentum havt
died of trichinosis. The fifth, George,
aged 80, died to-day. The lives Of the
three remaining members Of the family
are despaired Of.
A Fatal Explosion.
CREsToS, Iowa. Jan. 19.-This morning
an explosion took place at Short Il Cooley
rendering establishment. a mile east of tht
city. There were six men In the building
at the time Of the explosion. WI Of whom
were killed outright, and the other foul
were seriously injured.
StceraYe Rates To America In
creased.
New YORK, Jan. 10.-Steerage rates FROM
European points to this country were
raised by the steamship lines to $40. ar
advance Of S..
n Wyoming Legislature re Legal
ICED.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The President
to-day approved the Act legaiizing she cleo
tiOn of tho Tarriinrial Innialaiiya Aaaam.