Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-07-03
EASTERN NEWS.
A Husband and wife Killed During
Quarrel.
TIE SULLIVAN MITCHELL SLoGaiNe
CONTEST NOT ALLOWED.
A Colorado ARRAY Results Disastrously to
the Participants.
NEW YORK BOYOOTTERs HEAV-
lily SENTENCED.
More Aid for Parnell and
Gladstone.
THE ADMINISTRATION AND
WORKING MEN.
NEW YORK BOYOOTTERS HBAV'
lily SENTENCED.
THE ADMINISTRATION AND
WORKING MEN.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
TerrIhIa TRAGEDY.

NEW ORLEANS. July "A special to the
Times-Democrat from Meridian, Miss,
says: A terrible tragedy occurred five
miles south of Scooba, Kemper county,
Miss, yesterday. The families Of George
NJ. Gullett and Barlow lived in the same
house. The men were partners in farming,
and while resting at noon Gullett fell
asleep. An alteration occurred between
Barlow and his wife and Mrs. Gullett,
which aroused Gullett. He went into the
room and asked what the matter was. Bar
low began cursing him, saying that he had
wanted to kill him for some time, and
would do it, and then he seized q gun. AT
the same time Gullett sprang to a bureau
drawer for a pistol, and shot Barlow in the
neck. While he was in the act of firing
Barlow dropped his gun and ran to a fence.
Gullett picked up the gun and shot him
dead. Turning he discovered Barlow's
wife in the act of killing his wife with an
ak, whereupon he fred the remaining
charge at Mrs. Barlow, killing her in
stsntly. Gullett surrendered to the au-
thorities.
No Sparring Allowed.
New York, July 2.-Mayor Grace to-day
wrote q letter to the Police Commissioners,
notifying them that he was Informed that
John L. Sullivan and Charles Mitchell are
advertised to give an exhibition of spar
ring at the Polo Grounds on July s; that
the fact is not concealed, and that they
propose TO make a slogging match, and
that serious infractions of the public peace
are likely to result therefrom. He calls
upon them to take steps to prevent the
meeting. As a result of this communica-
ton the Superintendent of Police an
nounces that the men mentioned will not
be allowed to spar under any conditions on
that day.
A Disastrous ARRAY.
DENVER, July Am Ouray special to
the Republican says: An ARRAY occurred
in Red Mountain yesterday morning,
which resulted dissstrously to the psrtici-
pants. Jack O'Brien, a miner, while in
toxicated, attempted to kick down the
door of Meyers saloon, when the latter
struck him with q pick crushing in his
| skull and inficting q wound which will
cause death. Meyers then escaped to the
| hills, where he was captured in a miners
| cabin this afternoon. Shortly after he
was captured he took a revolver he had
secreted in the bed and blew out his
brains. He leaves a wife and two chill
dron in Silverton.
BOycOtters Sentenced.
New YORK, July 2.-The convicted boy
cotters on Theiss, proprietor of a concert
garden, were arranged in court to-day for
sentence. Judge Barrett made some strong
remarks to them on the crime Of which
they were convicted. He would not impose
| the full penalty of the law, as they were
w~orkingmen. The Judge then sentenced
| Paul Wietzig and Henry Holdorf to two
years and ten months Of hard labor, and
| Michael Strop and Julius Rosenberg tGone
year and six months imprisonment.
Daniel D~anenhauser, the most violent of
the boycotters, got three years and eight
months in the State Prison.
More Aid or ParnelI.
DETROIT, Mich, July 2.-When the Sec
ond reading OF the Home Rule bill was de-
feated in Parliament it promised that
81, 900 would be sent as campaign expenses
for each Irish Member voting for it. The
following cable was sent from here to-day:
To Mr.. Parnell-Five thousand pounds
more transmitted to your trustees. The
league in America is more than good to its
engagements.
(Signed:) CHARLES O'REILLY,
Treasurer.
This makes Ell, 900, or S85. 900, sent by
O'Reilly within a week, or 81 900 for each
Irish Member who voted for Parnell for q
second reading.
booksellers Fined.
RED BANK, N. j., July 2.-Ten book
makers, arrested for selling pools at Mon
mouth Park last Summer, were fined 500
each by Judge Walling. Yesterday the
counsel for 81 other booksellers indicted
entered a plea of ~nonv1lt contendre, and
arranged that the same sentence be in.
flicted. The costs OF the AZ men amount
cd to over Sc, 900, the Monmouth Park
Association paying the same.
The Administration ON working.
men.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-The First Comp
troller OF the Treasury has made a de-
cision that wherever a laborer, workman
or mechanic employed in any Of the Ex.
eeutive Departments are required to work
more than eight hours q day that they be
entitled to extra compensation for extra
work, unless there ia a contract with the
head of the Department to the contrary.