Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-07

ing that the authorities had accumulated
evidence eliminating her. She travelled
under an assumed name in Michigan, but
was oyerhauled at Reed City, and brought
back tonight. She confessed the murder
of the child, and claims to have been
promised $500 by it's mother for putting it
out OF the way. The authorities are in
vestigating the deaths of numerous other
infants born out of wedlock. supposed to
have been put to death by her.
Sunday Ina Charleston.
CHARLESTON, s. O., Sept. g. Charleston
was quiet yesterday, and the Sabbath
~silenc &c was only broken by singing at dif-
ferent religious meetings, which have
| been held in the open air. Hardly q
| church in Charleston is considered safe
| for occupation, and the ministers OF the
different denominations for this reason
held the services In different public parks,
| and in grounds adjoining the churches.
There was another shock at 1905 O'Clock
| last night. II was not severe, and the
duration was about two seconds. The
| prevailing belief is that the worst is over,
| and that the inhabitants are reasonably
| secure from further visitations OF earth
quakes.
Yellow Fever I'm New York City.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-The Health Off.
| GERS found last night Grant Golden.ia fire.
man on the Atlas steamer Alvo. suffering
from yellow fever in st. Vincents Hospi.
tai. The steamer came in last week from
a voyage to the West Indies and South
American ports, and Golden. who ia q
Scotchman, took board at No. 231 West
street on Saturday. He WAS taken i'll, and
by Sunday the characteristic symptom OF
yellow fever had developed. The Health
Officers removed him TO st. Vincent's
Hospital, where he is now dying. The
steamer, hospital and boarding house have
been disinfected. g.
A"Labor Day" Established.
Boston, Mass, Sept. 6.-Labor Day,
which lie to be a permanent annual inssi'
tuition in Boston, was ~inaugurated by the
workingmen Of this city and suburbs to-
| day. The imposing feature OF the morn
ing was the procession in five divisions
in which it is estimated 5000 persons
participated. The procession, in which
were represented all of the laboring in
~terests of the city, was reviewed by the
| Mayor on School street, and was Witnessed
| by thousands OF people who crowded the
sidewalks.
Queen victOria's sympathy.
W~AsHINaToN, d. O., Sept. 6.-The Pres
ident has sent the following reply &c
Queen Victoria's telegram Of sympathy FOL
the earthquake sufferers:
EXECUTIVE MANSION. |
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4. 1886.
Victoria, Queen and Empress, Balmoral
scotland-Your Majesty's expression Of
sympathy for the sufferers by the earth
quake is warmly appreciated. and swakens
a grateful response of American hearts.
tSigned:) GROVER CLEVELAND,
President.
Presidential Appointments.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Sept. 6.-The Pres
ident has made the following appoint
ments: To be Register of the Land Office,
| Joseph J. Kinney. of Missouri. at Tucson
to be Receiver of Public Moneys, Fred
W. Smith, Of Arizona. at Tucson; TO be
Indian Agent. Charles P. Yates, OF Califor-
MIA, at Round Agency. California. James
T. Callahan of New Mexico, has been ap
pointed as Special Agent OF the General
Land Office for fraudulent land entries.
bfr More Shocks. D
SAVANNAH Sept. 6.-At 1904 O'Clock last
night another shock was felt here. The
shocks are severe on buildings, which are
greatly strained.
MACON. Ga, Sept. Ga distinct shock
was felt here last night at 1908. Although
not severe it created considerably anxiety
ReuniOn of Locomotives Engineers
SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. Ga reunion Of
the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
was held in the Academy Of Music to-day
At a secret meeting held in the morning
resolution was adopted, expressing 8 strong
approval of the action of Grand Chief
Arthur during the recent labor troubles in
the West and Southwest. About 1900
engineers are in attendance.
Coinage of silver Dollars.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Sept. 6.-The issue
Of standard silver dollars from the Mints
during the week that ended September
was 795, 1922. The issue during the cor
responding period Of last year was 22l,
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