Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-02
EASTERN NEWS.
More Serious Trouble Among Strikers
Near Chicago.
ANOTHER TooLHAaDy NIAGARA FALL
ACT CONTEMPLATED.
Three Husbands Kill Their Wives,
Then Themselves.
TROUBLE IN GE0RGIA'S PRO-
HIBITION CAMPAIGN.
Cleveland Will Not Yield Up
"then Papers.
A THRUST AT DEMENT'S NOM
NATION.
A THRUST AT DEMENT'S NOM
NATION.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
RtOtOus Strikers.

RiOtOus Strikers.
CHICAGO, March 1.-The Mccormick
Reaper Works resumed operations this
morning, $50 men reporting for duty.
Great crowds were in the vicinity of the
works early in the morning. and to their
presence is ascribed the fact that q larger
number did not apply for work through
fear of intimidation. A large force OF po-
lice was on hand to preserve order. and ar
rested three or four men, who were noisy
and aggressive. Large numbers Of work
men had approached, carrying their din
ner.pails, but were taken in charge by the
strikers, and q great many were prevailed
on to remain outside. Large crowds OF
strikers lined Blue Island Avenue, facing
the works with the evident intention Of in
timidating any men expecting to 20 to
work, and finally the police ordered them
back. They were slow to move at first,
but when the order to dispense came the
second time and the officers advanced they
turned and ran across the p~rairies, scat.
tering in all directions. The dispersal of
the crowd restored confidence to the minds
of the wavering ones. who had been pre-
vented from entering ct first, and they
started hurriedly for the works.
LATEn-The police have arrested 20 men
for creating a disturbance, one of whom
was making q speech, advocating that the
strikers use their revolvers and shoot any
one entering the yards. They were taken
to the police station, and all srraigned for
carrying concealed weapons. They were
fined SIS and costs. Revolvers were found
on their persons.
Another FOOIhardy Act Projected.
Boston, March Fired Plaissed. the
earsman. says the proposition to himself
and sRoss to row through the Niagara
rapids the coming Summer was not q huge
joke, as many seemed to think, but an en-.
terprise that would surely be attempted.
II don't think il dangerous. The boat
will have plenty of beam grating for the
floor, and no bottom. II we fill with
water we can'tsink. because we will have
an air-tight compartment around the boat,
and the water we take in will quickly dis
appear through the grating. II anything
should happen we are both good swimmers
and would make q grand struggle before
going under. 1t will be money in on
pockets il successful, and il we fail our
wives and children will get a benefit.
There Is positively less danger trying to
row through the rapids than in going out
on the frontier for SIS a month and found,
and we get 50, 500 for what we are going
to do. One point about it is. we row with
our faces toward danger, instead Of row
ing the ordinary way. We were both up
at Niagara Falls a week ago, and made our
calculations and measurements OF dist
ance."
Jealousy the Cause.
| PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 1.-Gottlieb
Lentz, q German resident at No. 2542 Sep
viva street, cut his wife's throat with q
razor this evening. then shot himself, both
dying instantly. The tragedy is the result
of jealousy on the part OF the husband.
The couple had been married 80 years and
raised q family Of three girls and two boys.
| Lentz drank heavily, and when under the
influence OF liquor he became very abusive
to his wife. To-day he came home intoxi-
Gated, but contrary to his usual custom
treated his wife kindly. After remaining
in the house . short time he went out.
| During his absence Q young man rang the
door.bell, and inquired for one OF Lentz's
daughters. but she not being home he left.
Lentz returned Immediately. and ii is sup
posed he saw the young mar depart. There
were nc witnesses to the horrible tragedy,
but from the appearance of the room a ter
rible struggle must have taken place.
Lentz had evidently slipped behind his
wife, and drawing her head back slashed o
razor across her throat. Mrs. Lentz, COW
cred with blood, ran out of q back door,
then through an alley. where she expired.
Death Preferred ia Disgrace.
ST. PAUL. March 1.-Theodofe P. Rich.
OF Csbleskill, N. Y. shot and killed his
wife at the Astoria Hotel last night, and
then killed himself. She had eloped with
3 man named DR.. H. 8. Gale. of that place.
the latter leaving q family. Rich found
them In q dining.room eating supper.
Talk ensued. and Gale suggested that they
60 up stairs and discuss the matter. After
they reached the room occupied By Gale
and the woman. Rich asked Gale 10
step outside as he wanted to talk with his
wife alone. Gale did so, and Rich shot the
woman and then himself. The woman WAS
So years cd. and good looking. Rich was
| 40, and Gale Is SO. The latter ia q practio.
ing physician OF Csbleskill, and the
woman's father, Henry Smith. who died
about q year ago, was one OF the most
prominent lawyers in New York State, and
a wealthy man.
Murder, then Suicide.
CLEVELAND. March Frank Burgel,
the man who shot his wife, Cynthia Bur.
gel. at Massilon. o., last night, committed
suicide after leaving home. The police
secured the town In search of Burgei, and