Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-13
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Appointments by the President
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-The President
made the following appointments to-day:
Amos A. Brown, of New York, to be Con-
sui OF the United States at Clifton, On
tario. VIM. X. Bowman, OF Dorchester,
to be Commissioner to examine a section
of the Oregon and California railroad, in
place OF Gideon J. Tucker, declined.
Charles W. Irish, OF Iowa City. Iowa, to
be Surveyor General Of Nevada. A. K.
Eibeshutz, OF California, to be Receiver OF
Public Moneys at Independence, CAL, Vice
Michael J. Cay. resigned. John W. Laird,
Of California, to be Register of the Land
Office at independence. CAL, vice David
Walker, resigned. Timothy A. Rynes, OF
Atlantic City, N. j., TO be Agent for the
Indians Of the Uintah and Ouray Con-
solidated Agency in Utah. Samuel j.
Walton, of Kentucky, to be Consul of the
United States at Asuncion.
Prohibition Run Mad.
ST LOUIS, Nov. IA special from
Chadwick, Mo-, says that about 100 ''bold
knobbers' entered the town at / O'Clock
yesterday morning and began q raid on
the saloons, their object being to burst
open barrels and pour the whisky out,
but while they were at this work the
citizens of the town opened fire on them,
when the shooting became general. More
than 100 shots were exchanged which
resulted in the stampede Of the bold knob
-. r. aao1u-aI thak nn1u nnn
man was seriously wounded, and he was q
member OF the bold knobbers' gang,
whose companies carried him away with
much excitement among the people In
that locality.
Failure OF Violet Cameron.
New YORK, Nov. 12.-Violet Cameron,
Lord Lonsdale Opera Troop Company has
decided TO abandon their proposed tour
OF the principal cities Of this country.
The engagement of the company at Casino
closes next Monday night. 1t will then
appear in Brooklyn for q few weeks, after
which the entire company will sail for
Liverpool. The unpleasant notoriety
gained by the star and her lordly managers
caused q Der of out OF town managers
to cancel dates of the company at their
houses. This taken with the fact that
their engagement at the Casino has been q
financial and artistic failure decided the
Lord to take his troupe home again.
An Explosion with Serious Results
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12.-An explosion
occurred in the cigar box mandatory Of
Henryth Sheep & Co., Nos. 1706 and 1908
Randolph street this afternoon. which
blew out the rear wall, badly injuring q
number of young men. women and girls,
and imperiling the lives of over 100 more.
1t is asserted that the theory of the origin
OF the explosion is that after the engineer
had banked up the fire in the engine the
back draft had blown the flames out, so
that they had communicated with sawdust
in q bin, and the flames shooting upward
through a large dust flue. which was air
tight, had caused the explosion.
A New Telegraph Line.
DENVER. COL, Nov. 12.-Ata meeting Of
the Chamber of Commerce and Board OF
Trade last night, that body adopted areso-
on the proposition submitted by
the Pacific Mutual Telegraph Company,
the citizens of Denver to sub
pOO,O btOSh AZ a NOAhPedyB WIZ
money to be used in building a line from
Kansas City to Denver. The Board pledged
themselves to do everything that reason
ably comes within its province TO aid in
making the enterprise q success.
A D~astardIy Deed Discovered i'm
Time.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 12.-On the arrival Of
the Dubaris, Pa, mail train from the north
the Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh
railroad to-day, the car inspector. while
the passengers were getting on and off
vhe cars at the depot, discovered three
dynamite bombs and caps fastened under
the springs OF the rear coach. The bombs
wore carefully removed. and there were
many pale faces among the passengers
when they learned the terrible fate they
had SO narrowly escaped.
Bogus Wine Seized.
New YORK. Nov. 10. - The Board OF
has condemned $3.50 gallons of
wine in this city. which has been made
under the following formula by W. J..
Dried fruits, such as c~urran.s.
and peaches Of low grade. macer.
Ated with water, mixed with q percentage