Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-09

savs that il is stated that a United States
war vessel was recently dispatched to Mad
aosscar In connection with the outrage.
81. Louis Murderous Deputies Re-
leased.
ST. LOUIS, May ST. s. Hewlett, the
leader of the Deputies, who fred on and
killed several men in East st. Louis sbou!
a month ago, and who has been held in the
CITY on the charge OF manslaughter and be-
ing a fugitive from justice, was yesterday
allowed to furnish bail in the sum OF
: 5000. After the bond was approved Hew-
lett armed himself as q means against q
possible attack by the sympathizers Of the
East st. Louis victims, and made his way
oujckly to the Union Depot, where be
boarded a train for his home in Meridian,
Miss. Other Deputies will furnish bail
next week, and will be released.
Anarchists In Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, May S.-Considerable ex-
element was occssioned in the lower wards
Of Allegheny and parts of this city by the
distribution of Anarchistic circulars in
large numbers, printed in German and
English. They urged the workingmen to
revenge the killing of the Mccormack
men, and burn, piilage, destroy and eat
and drink and be merry. The circulars
we're distributed early, 30 that no suspi-
cion Of their character was entertained IN
til thousands of copies had been given ont.
In this city there are seven groups of An
srchists, with a total membership Of not
more than 1900.
Going to Cage Herr Most.
CHICAGO, May S.-Informstion was re-
ceived at the police headquarters late
last night to the effect that Herr Most,
the Anarchist, would arrive in this city
this morning. The dispatch stated that he
boarded a train at Cincinnati, and would
reach Chicago at 7:15 this morning. The
authorities Immediately determined to ar
rest him as soon as he arrived. Detectives
were detailed to make the capture. OFF,
GERS boarded the train, and the conductor
pointed ont the person supposed to be
Most, but the detectives failed to recog-
nize him from the description they had
of him. The difference was so great tina,
the officers knew at once they had been
misinformed.
An Actor Suicides.
NEWARK, n. j.. May 8.-Frank Glenn
ment, of the Modjesks Company, commit.
ted suicide at the Market-street railroad
station at 1890 O'Clock to-day, by throw.
ing himself in front Of the train. His
head was severed from his body. He is
supposed to have been in the city for
week on C spree. as he last appeared with
the company at the Grand Opera House Of
this city last Saturday night.
A Sad and Fatal Accident.
DUBUQUE, Ia, May S.-Harry McFsd'
den, the buyer for the G. B. and O., and
Miss AWE Taylor, both of Savannah, Ills,
while taking a pleasure ride last evening
from Savannah 10 Bellevue, got the buggy
e~ntangled in a bush close to the river, the
horse, buggy and both occupants being
thrown into the river. All were drowned
The bodies of the couple were found this
evening.
Fifty sOcialistic Rioters Arrested.
CHICAGO, May 8.-The railroad situation
shows a further improvement to-day.
Large quantities Of police made a number
OF additional arrests last night and this
morning. Fully so are now under arrest,
with evidence of having explosives in theis
possession, or having fred at the police.
Freaks Of a Jealous Husband.
TORONTO, May S.-To-night Charles
Reide, a bookbinder, called on his wife,
from whom he had been living apart on &C.
count Of jealousy, and shot her in the arm
and shoulder. and then shot himself in the
head, dying almost instantly. The woman
is not fatally wounded.
A Railroad Through Indian Terri
tory.
WARRINGTON, May 8.-The House to-day
on motion of Peel of Kansas, the bill
passed authorizing the Kansas City, For
Scott and Gulf Railway Company to con
struct a road through the Indian Terri
tory.
A Stock Broker Fails.
NEW YORK. May 8.-A. ]. Wood, oi
the Stock Exchange, has failed. It ia said
he was short on the market considerable
stock, bought for his account.
An OIL Refinery burning.
FRANKLIN, Pa, May S.-The Eclipse oil
refinery, one Of the largest in the oil re-
piona ia now a mass of hames.