Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-15

10 hear of the wedding. The young mar
ia only IS years old. and was expected to
return to college this month. The bride
in a Young lady whom be- met in Augusta
this Summer while the family vas at Bar
Harhor. 1t ia not known what the future
plans OF the compile are. Bat few persons
in Augusta yet know of the wedding.
Death OF n Witness.
New YORK. Sept. 14.-F. J. Hill, who
came to this city with James T. Holland
last year. when the latter shot and killed
Tom Davis. q gambler, was held ss 3 wit
ness 10 the shooting. BE was required to
give bonds, aud money was deposited With
the City Chamberlain. His bondsman
came to the District Attorneys Office to-
day to claim the money. The bondsmau
refused to give his name to the reporters.
but says that Hill was dead. He stated
that about six weeks g Q gang of cow
boys raided the town Of Ballinger, Texas,
of which Hill was City Marshal. While
trying to disarm their leader, Hill was
shot in the foot. Lockjsw resulted, and
Hill died the next day. The bondsman
was told to-day that he could obtain the
money tomorrow from the City Chamber
lain. e
Another Mining Accident.
SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. lathe marine
shaft ~colliery of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company was the scene Of an extern
sive cave-in this morning, by which 1t il
feared a number of men lost their lives.
How many it is impossible to say, suppo-
sitions varying from six to nine. There
seems to be but little question Of the death
OF one OF them-sn elderly mau named
John Shafer. A number of men were cut
and bruised by the falling OF rock and coal
In making their escape up the slope.
Mexican RevOIutiOnisis Captured.
Rio GBANDE CRY. Tex. Sept. 14.-On
Friday last about 16 miles from Camargo,
Mexico, near the rancho Csmargo. Col
onel Hernandez, Commander of the
Government forces, surprised the revolu-
~tionists under Maurice Cruz, and 8 sharp
fight, lasting 80 minutes, resulted 10 The
killing Of 10 revolutionists, the capture Of
three prisoners, the Cruz military cores
popdence, several horses and So, 900. The
prisoners were brought to Camsrgo on
Saturday, but were taken away yesterday
by Colonel Hernandez. l.
Damaging Rains I'm New Mexico.
DENVER, Sept. lathe heavy rains Of
the past few days between Socorro and Al
buquerque, New Mexico, washed away sew
eral miles OF the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe track and road-bed. The bridge
over the Sslida river is badly damaged, as
are two bridges on tho Southern Pacific.
The Democratic Congressional Convention
at Socorro had to be postponed on account
Of the delegates being unable to reach
there. It will be several days before the
road is in running order.
The Coffee r. ct Excited. y
New YORK, Sept. 14.-During the past
week the coffey market has been greatly
excited at times, and the dealings reached
very large proportions. Some days the
speculations were over 500, 900 bags. The
rise is attributed to several causes. Gable
advices from Rio and Havre have been OF
a very strengthening character. Besides,
there is q heavy decrease III receipts. stocks
and the visible supply, as compared with
this time in July.
A Murderer's Confession.
ST. Louis, Sept. 14.-Arthur Arthbut
hurst, alias Al Pittman. alias Charles Wal
ker, alias Parsons, recently arrested a.
Covington, Tenn, has confessed TO the
Sheriff OF that county Of having murdered
the late Mayor Bowman, OF East st. Louis
on the Goth of last November. The
Sheriff sent the confession to the East st
Louis authorities.
A Deadlock Broken.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Sept. 14.-To-night
the deadlock Of two weeks in the Second
Congressional District of the Democratic
Convention was broken by the nomination
of Arthur K. Delaney. of Dodge. on ths
216th ballot. The vote stood ID to 10.
Another Yacht Race Arranged.
New YORK, Sept. 1.-THE yacht Puritan
was entered to-day for a race for The
Citizens Cup. TO be sailed off Newport or
Saturday. The Galatea and aytowel
were also entered for the same race.
A Fatal Explosion.
S~PRISGFIFLD. Mass, Sept. 14.-An ex'
plosion occurred in the mixing building Of
the Zeylonite works a tAdsms last evening,
by which the building was demolished,
and Ambrose B. jerks and Charles +,
Kimball, night workmen. were killed.
The New Public Printer.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IA. Thomas E.
Benedict, OF New York, this morning took
the prescribed oath and Immediately en-
tered upon the duties Of the office oil
Public Printer.
A GubernRtOrini Nominee.
CONCORD. N. H., Sept. lathe Repub.
licsn State Convention met here to-day
and nominated Charles H. Sawyer for
Governor on the first ballot.
A New National Bank.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 14.-The Comptrol-
Ter of Currency has authorized the First
National Bank OF Douglass, Wyoming. to
begin business.
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