Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-02-02
The Death Of the wife Of SECRETARY
Of State BayardD
TROUBLE BETWEEN WHITE AND
OOLORED PEOPLE.
The Fiery Hungarian Strikers
in Pennsylvania. :
A DUAL MURDER AND AZ ATTEMPTED
SUICIDE.
Prize Fighters Fight Out an
Old Grudge.
A PENALTY THAT IS NOT
SUFFICIENT.
. PENALTY THAT IS NO
SUFFICIENT.
ispEc1AI TO THE srNrrNEh.l

lbfhCAAL ~ II oN-Nh
Secretary of state Baynrsi's AHic'
ton.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Mrs. Bayard, tho
| wife Of the Secretary Of State, died at her
residence in this city at half-past
| o'clock yesterday morning. The immediate
cause OF her death was congestion OF the
brain, brought on by the shock OF her
| daughters sudden death two weeks ago
For the first week following that event she
| stood the strain and excitement quite
| woli, but q week ago last Friday she was
| compelled to take to her bed and she
gradually grew worse from day to day. On
| Thursday congestion Of the brain made ita
| appearance, She was unconscious for "a
| hours before her death. Although for
| years Mrs. Bayard had been a confirmed
invalid, she had for the last ak months
| heon in better health than for many years.
| Last Summer she was very i'll at her home
10 Wilmington, DOL, with o complication
| OF diseases Of the liver and stomach, and
her recovery at that time was considered
| doubtful. At the solicitation of her
daughter, Miss Kate. sho put herself
under the care of DR.. +. A. Gardiner, oil
this city, and under his treatment she
| had improved 80 much ~ to be able to go
into society this Winter, and although
| still infirm she was in comparatively
| good health when her daughter died. She
| was about 81 years OF age. With the ex-
| ception of her daughter. Mrs. Warren, OF
| Boston, and her son, who Is In Arizona,
the family we're present when she died.
The body will be taken to Wilmington
for burial to-day, and the funeral will
| be held thore tomorrow.
Trouble Between White and
COiarcd People.
New ORLEANS, Feb. IA Vicksburg
special says: In response to kilograms from
| Msyorsville for assistance. Capt. Searles,
with % men, left hero at Q A. NJ. and ar
| rived ut Mayorsville at 10 o'clock, when
| the cause Of this requisition for troops was
Ascertained to be an apprehension that GER
| tain colored citizens of that vicinity would
seem to avenge the death of Ebenezer
Fowler, a well known negro bsrkeeper, on
Saturday evening. by the enraged citizens
OF that place. Fowler, who was q married
AAo - OOo ~ IO0AC ia 1HO hh4 Aot1Ct
ungainly In appearance, pushed his inten-
tions upon white women whenever lie
could make IL convenient to do so. On
| Saturday he wrote and delivered Q motto to
u married woman. whose husband WAS alb.
sent, making indecent proposals. and the
lady delivered the motto to her husband on
his return. A meeting Of citizsna was
called. and o proposition was made to Tar
L and faatha~ HIN hs,k - xyaa IaniAad e.
confront him with the lady herself, and
Fowler was arrested. He made an offori
to wrest 9 pistol from the hands Of one OF
his guards, when the weapon discharged,
the ball just missing the Mayor and burn.
ing his hand badly. This infiamed thu
crowd. who, without mercy, riddled him
with bullets. The excitement has now
aba.ed. and no further apprehension Of
trouble exists.
The Hungarian Strikers tn Penn
sylvania.
MT. PLEASANT, Pa, Feb. 1-6 A. NJ
Every Hungarian abiding place at bott
Norwood and the Standard coke work,
will to-day be made a castle and doors ant
windows will be barred, while within will
stand resolute men ready to lay dowr
their lives before seeing their wives anf
ia now drifting and blowing about theil
houses. Socialistic assemblies held /,
number OF meetings yesterday. but theil
proceedings are most jealously guarded
Yesterday the stores wore crowded will
foreigners, preparing for q siege, which
they expect 20 open to-day. Long lines o.
men carrying bundles of provision,
trudged homeward through the snow and
carrying provender. which is general,
purchased by females. On the operators
side there were numerous conclayes and
private consultations yesterday. When
bluntly questioned al TO the plan OF pro
oeedure in eyioting their tenants, Frick,
an official. refused point blank TO give any
information. Thirty Hungarians, fresh
from Castle Garden. arrived at Stoner.
vile on Saturday evening with bundles,
babies and women. They were not wei.
coined by any Of the coke operators. bu,
were o ensoonced under the shelter OF
the strikers at Norwood. whero they be-.
gin studying the alphabet Of an American
strike.
Murder and Attempted Suicide.
CLEVELAND. Feb. 1.-Alfred Smith, A
sailor. murdered his wife and her com.
panion, Louisa Jane Wilson. some time
last night. and then attempted suicide by
cutting his throat. Mrs. Smith Ia q
o~lairvoyant. and the two occupied rooms
In tho Crockcr block on Superior street.
She and her husband Game from Osweeo.
where they were born and reared. She
was So years old, and quite a good-lookina
woman. The pair had two children. a
girl 16 years old and . boy Of 10. Smith
has been q worthless fellow. and has com.
PEELED his wife to support him. Lately be
has been very brutal. and his wife on Fri.
day applied for a divorce. Last night or
early This morning he entered her loom
by means OF q window and killed this
women by boating them over tho heads
with q carpenters hammer.
Prize Fis hters Settle n rcu:.
BosToS. Feb. LA long standing feud
between Patrick Friel and John O'Rcurke
two West End middle weights. which had
threatened to end in a tragedy. wss 90,