Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-26
EASTERN NEWS.
The Fire FiGnd Plays Havoc in a
wisconsin Town.
A NOVA SCOTIA SCHOONER
SEIZED IN MAINE WATERS.
The Remains Of Mrs. Pendleton Laid
to Rest Temporarily.
AN ENRAaED FATHER KILLS HIS
DAUGHTERS LOVER.
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The End of Two Cocoaine
Victims.
cnNCERNIMC THE
GOSSIP CONCERNING THE
PRESIDENTS FIANCE.
lspEo1AL TO THE SENTINEL

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MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 25.-Late this
afternoon a fire broke out at the town OF
Wausau, Wis. The telegraph wires were
cut off, and nothing whatever is to be
learned. The Western Union, Milwaukee
and st. Paul railway, and the Lake Shore
and Western railway wires to Wausau can
not be made to work, and the belief is that
the greater part of the town has been de-
stroyed. Before telegraphic mmunic
ton had been stopped assistance bad been
asked for from adjacent towns, and several
fire engines have been started, but the last
word received announced that the railway
bridge was burning, so it is probable little
or no assistance could be given by the en-
gines from outside owns.
LArER-The loss by the fire here ls
$500, 900. Plummer q Stewards LUMBER
wards are completely swept by the destroy
ing element. B. G.. Plummer lost 4,OOO'-
OOO feet of lumber, and other properly
in all valued at $50, 900, with no insurance.
The Alexander Stewart Lumber Company
lost 5000, 900 feet of lumber, tracks and
bridges, valued at $50, 900; insurance,
S84. 600, Forest fires are raging at several
points on the line of the Milwaukee, Lake
Shore and the Western railway. The VII.
lsge OF Coleman is partially destroyed ana
Westboro had q narrow escape. Unless
rains ensue great loss will result.
Conversational Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-It is said that
the Senate Committee on Commerce, in
it's preliminary study of the River and
Harbor bill, found little in the bill as it
came from the House to suit them; 30
members of the committee are said to
favor an entire r%emodeling OF the measure.
Conferees upon the Postofice Appropri-
alton bill met this morning, and were un-
able to agree upon any OF the points at
issue. Therefore it was decided to report
q disagreement.
~Sepate-Eustis presented a resolution of
Congress for the establishment of a Navy
Yard at New Orleans. Referred.
Harrison reported favorably q bill to
| authorize the appointment of an additional
Adiutant of the Army with the rank Of
Major of Cavalry. The bill was placed on
the calendar. In introducing this bill,
Harrison said that it places it in the power
of the President to recognize the service OF
Lieut.. A. W. Greedy. He was. therefore
instructed to authorize the retirement Of
that officer. The bill was indefinitely
postponed.
The Senate passed the Atlantic and Pa
cifc Railroad Land Forfeiture bill.
The Northeast Fishery Troubles.
PORTLAND, Me-, May 25.-There is great
excitement here this morning. The Brit
ish schooner Sisters from Yarmouth, N
S., with a cargo of 90, 900 mackerel, was
| spied by the Collector of Customs. The
captain of the schooner did not have 6
manifest, and the usual fine of $500 was
imposed upon him, and as he could not pay
il his vessel with the cargo was seiZed
| Secretary Bayard and the Maine Congress
men have been informed of the seizure
o. B. Written, Secretary of the Portland
| Fishing Exchange, said: "Coming at THU
| time the seizure of the Sisters will d.
| good. She comes here from a port so neal
| Digby that the people will hear OF 1t. The
matter having been referred to Secretary
| Bayard he will be obliged to take notice o.
it," Captain Ellis this afternoon placed
| his case in the hands of Vice Consul Star
| Her Majesty's representative here. Hessyf
| if the troubles at Digby had not occurred
he would not have been molested.
A Prospective SOn-fn.LHw Killed
CINCINNATI, May 25.-The adjoining
village of St. Bernard was the scene of
tragedy this evening, IN which two promi'
pent citizens OF the place took a part.
For some time past Frederick Kyleins, 9
married man and the proprietor of a drug
store, has been on intimate terms with the
daughter of VIM. Bode. Several days ago
the daughter disappeared, and to-day her
mother went to Kyliens' drug store and
asked him where she was. He replied:
''Its none of your business where the girl
is." This evening Bode armed himself
with a revolver and walked down to the
drug store. Kyleins, who was standing
out on the sidewalk, saw him and walked
inside. Bode approached, and as Kyleins
was running to the rear Of the store, he
fred and Kyleins dropped dead. The
murderer Immediately surrendered him.
self at the Cumminsville police station.
Temporary Burial of Mrs. Pendle.
ton.
New YORK. May 25.-Protestant Episco-
pal services were read to-day at the Zion
Church over the remains of Mrs. Alice
Pendleton. late wife of United States Min.
lister Pendleton, who was killed OF Thurs
day last while riding in Central Park. The
services were conducted by Rev. DR.. Tiff
fanny, assisted by Rev. Leonard, of Wash
ington. The immediate family Of the de-
ceased assembled at the residence Of Frank
NJ. Pendleton. and accompanied the re-
mains to the church. Among those pres.
emit were Secretary Bayard. Pendleton
Schenck. Erastus Corning. General New
ton. Stanley Matthews, Mrs. Noah Hunt
Schenck, Elliot Pendleton. Mrs. F. H..
Potter, Major Howard and J. s. Barton
Kay. The body was taken to Woodlswn
Cemetery for temporary interment. but
final interment will be in the old family lot
in a Cincinnati cemetery.
victims Of the COcOaIne Habit.
ELMIRA, MY May 25.-Dr. A. s. Hahn
"a JanobIar of Gbar0a,;Do ID. f-