Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-23

link was only known to himself and one
other; that he was no informer, and never
would be one. All kinds of offers Of par
don. he said, had been made to him from
the District Attorneys Office In New York
il he would return and give evidence for
the State against the bribers and bribed.
The same dispatch says that a~bsconding
Alderman Ssyles has arrived at Montreal.
His Cares and DisappOintments too
Great.
MANcHEsTER, N. H., Oct. 2~2.-Joseph
B. Clarke. one Of the most prominent OF
the citizens Of the city and State, com
mitted suicide in his barn to-day by hang.
ing. He was weighed down with business
cares, which, together with disappoint'
ment at his failure to receive he omina'
ton for Congress in the First District,
undoubtedly led to his taking his life
He had been Mayor of this city and q
member Of the Legislature. He served al
Captain in the Eleventh New Hampshire
Regiment during the war, and was init
mately associated with many business
enterprises here.
A Large Earth Opening Discovered
LYNcHBURG, Ala, Oct. 22-Three large
cracks in the earth have been discovered
on the top of Flattop Mountain, adjacent
to the Pocahontas coal mines in TazewelI
county, evidently caused by an earth
quake. One of them crossed the mountain
wagon road, and large trees and rocks
have been thrown into 1t so as to make Il
passable. The cracks extend a long dis
lance, and run north and south.
How About the Panic Predicted
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-The revenues sc
far this month have averaged over $1,000
900 day, and are now about S12,O 600, OOt
in excess OF the expenditures during the
same period last year. The financial stu
alton is regarded at the Treasury Depart
ment as favorable for another call for
per cent bonds, and it is probable that one
will be issued in a few days.
Unexpectedly Caved Upon.
S~LAT1NGToN, Pa, Oct. 22.-While David
Evans, aged so years, and his son William
aged IA, of Millport, Cabon county. EN-.
ployed with the Sterling State Company,
near here, we're crossing q tunnel this
morning il caved in. carrying them down
100 feet and burying them under q mount
ain of earth. 1t will take months to re-
cover their bodies.
A Strike I'm Panama.
PANAMA, Oct. 22.-In consequence OF
bail being refused for Conductor Noye,
who has been imprisoned for shooting q
man on a train on Sunday last, the con-
ductors and engineers employed on the
Panama railroad have gone on a strike.
The affair looks very serious, and all
transit across the isthmus has been
stopped.
An Ex.Priest ArrRigDed.
NEW YORK. Oct. 22.-Wm. J. Sherman,
an ex-Catholic priest, who was arrested on
the complaint OF Julia Mulvoney, of
Brooklyn, for seduction and bastardy,
was to-day arraigned in the Police Court.
He pleaded not guilty, and was remanded
for examination on Friday.
Mackay Entertaining Prince NapO.
BUFFALO, Oct. 22.-Prince Victor Ma
poleon, accompanied by John W. Mackay
arrived in Buffalo this morning from the
West. They won to Niagara Falls.
where they were 10 remain I'LL noon, ana
will then start for New York.
Mob Law fn Alabama.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. pa special
to the Advertiser reports that q mob Of
masked men in Pickens county vent to the
jail. o~verpowered the j%ailer, took ont three
negroes, charged with arson, and hung
them to q ~neighboring tree.
E-n1nsHA- o. shall
SANDY HOOK, Oct. 22.-Lieutenant Met
calf and an ordnance soldier were killed
here this afternoon by the explosion Of
shell, which was being loaded.