Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-19

ri SCE -1EE-t k4EL4k1
re nj, reaching the Supreme CO1ri.
Ttere ~srs ia all IS saits pending when
ths settlement; vas reached. The surplus
a tie company, after certain previous OBJ
f,stinus are paid, viii Re paid over 20 the
nfainars. The suits in the various
c0urss we're discontinued this morning.
Cou.resslonaI Proceeding
w.sErysroy. March 1s.-In the Senate
today Gallon called up his motion 70
nsta his Interstate Commerce bill the
.aeeisl order for March 50. Plat; zould
"A. obiee, 70 The motion, bat thought the
S1oz.e .hould take mp the bill for the Ad-
mission O. Washington Territory when
he nreseut unfinished business should
have teen disposed Of. Cuhon's motion
wu agreed 10.
Hosr called I'D his motion Of yester-
dsy 10 make the Bankruptcy bill the special
order for March 81, saying, however. that
he did not s1pec. 70 antsgonizs the Inter
| StstA Commerce bill. Hoar's motion was
agreed 10 by yeas 80, maya u.
Allison called up the Urgen. Deficiency
| LiTI. and the Senate c0ncurred with the
Hoass that some Of the items fmsking the
sun expended for the funeral Of General
Grant we've no. properly Of an urgen. de-
fciency.
The TranscontinenfaI War Ending.
NEW YoEx, March 15.-Ar. C. P. Hunt
iugson has gone TO Kentucky for 3 few
days stay. and it is said that President
Strong, Of the Atehison. has telegrsphed
to . friend in this city in such terms Is
| cause il TO be determined among some who
have so believed that the uanscontinentsl
war ia pear an end.
Commissioner Pearson said to-day: The
| rates on the trsnscontinentAl lines are
sgain settled. The result IL, through tick
eta from New York 10 San Francisco are
now being sold at Sj4 80 for firssclsss and
s4 for second-ciass. SecoDd-clsss tickets
are subject to q rebate Of $40. The rates
vest Of the Missouri river are. Twenty
five dollars for frst-class limited. and $50
for second-clsss. There is 8 rebate Of IS
on the SIS rate. and so IN the $40 rate.
making the net prices $40 and SO.
An Alleged Seducer Killed.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 18.-At s o'clock
tonight Emma Norman. 8 voung lady p
years of age, shot and killed Henry Arnold.
proprietor Of 8 grocery store. Il il
charged Arnold ruined Mics Norman about
IS months ago, and bad made repeated
promises Of marriage TO her. 4 short
time ago he married Miss Nellie Kelly, and
tonight while standing In front OF his
store door be Was shot through the heart
By Miss Norman, who approached him
from behind. Miss Norman resides eight
miles in the country, and came TO town
this afternoon for she express purpose of
killing her seducer. She was arrested.
She expresses great satisfaction at the fatal
result Of her shot.
suicide of n wealthy Nsn.
DENVER, Col, March 15.-A Walrous
special to the Republican says: s. B. Wal
rous, one CT the wealthies. merchants and
stock raisers Of New Mexico, suicided by
shooting himself through the heart this
morning. He was 3 native Of New HAmp-
shire, and came to New Mexico in 1886,
aud was one Of the original grantors of the
La Jnnta grant. one Of the most valuable
landed properties in the Territory. His
son shielded a few months ago. Trouble
| preyed upon his mind, causing the act this
morning. A coincideDt of the tragedy Is
that the deed was committed on the same
spot and with the same weapon which
ended the sons life.
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room.
NEW ORLEANS, March 18.-A special to
the Picsyune from Grenada, Miss, says
the news Of q terrible tragedy enacted 1T
Carrollton, an interior town "a miles
southwest OF Grenada, was received here
this evening. Fifty men rode into the
town and repaired to the court, where IS
negroes were waiting for their trial to
commence. The white men walked into
the courtroom aud shot 10 Of tie negroes
dead, and mortally wounded the other
three. The shooting grew out of the at
tempted assassination of James Liddle, g
prominent citizen, who was shot and seri-
ously wounded BY these negroes several
weeks ago.
Opposition TO the Pacific Mall.
CHICAGO, March 1S.-A prominent local
stock firm here received q telegram to-day,
saying that Mr.. Huntington had gone
West and declined sll further negotiations
IN the t-ranscontineDral matter. He has
bought four steamers, and will put them
in active competition with the Pacific Mail
In California. A coasting trade cut of $40
In passenger rates between New York and
San Francisco is expected, and the Pacific
Mal say Hlty Will cut tnat rabe III TWO, II
necessary. In a telegram to another firm
President Croker, of the Central Pacific,
says three Of the steamers.will be put on
Immediately.
Kate Castieton's Husband I'm
Trouble.
NV YORK, March 18.-George Wilkes,
alias Willis, and Joseph Reilly, alias Ell.
liot. we're locked up in the police head.
quarters, charged with having swindled
Rochester. N. Y, banks and others in
Cheyenne, Butte City and San Francisco,
10 the amount Of $50, 900. Reilly is the
husband of the ~actress, Kate Castleton.
The men are held awaiting Rochester, N.
Y, parties.
eat OF - Heroine.
ScrTSATE, Mass, March l8.-Miss Abb.
gail Bates died yesterday. aged SO years.
She was one of the two heroines. who. dur-
ing the war of 1912. drove the British
forces from this harbor by concealing
themselves in bushes and playing vigor-
ously upon q fife and drum, thereby leading