Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-13
ANo,or,ou. Character KILLED.

special to the Report says: JAKE
Blount, a well.known character, formerly
a member OF the notorious James and
Younger gang. was shot and instantly
killed this afternoon ct 8 o'clock by Allen
Marie. a Frenchmsn. The shooting 90
curred at Mares cabin at tie foot OF Car.
donate Hill, whero Bount went with the
ayowed intention Of killing the French
man. The trouble is reported to have
been the result Of intimacy between Marie
and Blount's wife. Marie was apprised
of Blount's intentions. and when the latter
knocked at the door Of his cabin he fired
through the aggressor's head. The muir
derer then opened the cabin by an OPP
nosite door, and fled to the mountains.
| Officers started in pursuit OF the fugitive,
but up TO last reports had not captured
him. Blount leaves q wife and four chill
dren.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 12.--Ata meeting OF
the Republican iron manufacturers and
business men, TO mako arrangements for
the reception OF Blaine on October 20.
| Chairman Jones, OF the National Reppb-
licsn Committee, declined to serve as
| Chairman of the Reception Committe,
saving that such q step would o as II
| the demonstration was chiefly for the
purpose of booming Blaine for the Pres
idency in 1888. He said that Blaine was
not coming here for personal aggrandise-
ment, but TO accomplish what he felt
| satisfied be could do to help the Republi.
can party in Pennsylvania. He said 1t
was a question whether Blaine cared to
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o candidate, and FOR his part he was
satisfied that he did not, though this
| matter would be made known later.
Gone 10 Canada.
New YORK, Oct. 12.-One OF the most
unhappy men In town this morning was
| Dislric. Attorney MARITIME. The story Of
~ex-Alderman Sayles' departure to Canada
was a severe blow. and information re-
ceived this morning that the indicted
| Alderman's bondsmen say Sayles had
transferred the property pledged in a bond
of 500, 900 for his appearance, was worse
news yet. "CRndor compels me to say"
replied the District Attorney, "that /
have no doubt that Sayles has gone"
MONTREAL. Oct. IA special to the
Post says: Exiled boodlemen to-day have
been showing around three strangers from
New York who arrived by last nights train.
They are believed to be ex-Alderman
Sayles, his brother, and ex-Alderman
Kirk. They are living at the st. Lawrence
Hotel under assumed names.
ChicagO's Packing.HOuse Strikers.
CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-The committee from
the General Assembly Of the Knights oil
Labor this morning are having c~onsulta-
tions with individual owners Of packing.
houses, not finding ii possible to deal with
the committee representing the entire
packipg-house interest. The general stu
alton at the stockysrds is unchanged,
There were large crowds waiting about the
houses this morning. but there was nc
disturbance. The beef men continue al
work, and the Armour house il running
its pork department with its regular force,
One hundred and ten employees Of the
Stockyards Transit Company quit work
this morning. OF these &c are section
hands. and the balance work in the black
smith shop.
ChicagO's Anarchists.
CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-Forty arrests wert
made to-day Of persons who mobbed the
Anarchist informer, Waller, yesterday
They were held without bail. The family
Of Major Cole, one of the Anarchis'
jurors, have been badly frightened lately
by Anarchist roughs, and on Thursday
night as Cole was returning from thu
theater he was seized by rufians, whit
placed q pistol to his head, but hearing
steps approaching they turned and fed.
The City Council tonight declined e
pay the exhorbitant bill of the physi
clans who attended the victims OF thu
Haymarket outrage.
A SIOggfng Match Agreed On.
CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-Paddy Ryan hal
signed articles to fight John L. Sullivan
eight rounds with small gloves at Ssr
Francisco within 60 days. The fight viii
be for Sc, 900 and IS per cent Of the gait
receipts. Ryan will commence activ,
training tomorrow, and will leave fol-
San Francisco about November -. Sulli
van ia expected to arrive here the latte
part of this week to sfix his signature II
N agreement.
Henry George on the stump.
New YORK, Oct. 49, Henry Georg'
spoke at On open air meeting on Crane
street last night. The audience comprised
many thousands. He said that the meet
ing was held in the stronghold Of the De
mocracy on the East Side, and the attend
ance ehowed that q new era bad arrived
They were no longer the slaves OF a party
He called attention to the number of evic
tious occurring daily in New York. snt
said that New York needed Home Rule OF
we'll as Ireland.
"Iife of General Grant"
New York, Oct. 12-Mrs. Genera,
Grant was paid $780, 900 this afternoon as
the second payment of her share Of the
profits, and her publishers say she will
probably receive $200. 900 in all. A lin.
tied edition of the work lie to be Issued a,
81 per copy. Each copy will contain q
sheet of original manuscripts.
The knights Convention.
l.. RIcHMosD. Oct. 12.-The Knights Of
Labor Convention met at 10 o'clock, and
took hold Of the business that was pre-
scented with q determination to push II
through. and at least make an endeavor to
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