Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-17

Hn[En~UZHE
They we're in that party. and could not be
driven ont, and be was one OF those who
belieyed Il was only through the Republican
marty TINT the suppression OF the liquor
traffic could be secured. A call Of the
States was then proceeded with to form
Com mittees on Permanent Organization.
Credentials, Order OF business and Resolu-
lions.
A Glove Contest.
MARLBORO, Mass, Sept. 16.-Henry Nc
Glore, of Na.iek, and Eddy Welch. Of Ash-
land, fought eight rounds at the Ocean
Pier skating rink last night for 5000 and
the light feather weight championship.
About 200 sporting men were present.
Each OF the contestants weighed 100
pounds, and both are well trained. Mo
Glore forced the fight In q battering ram
STYLE, though Welch was more agile. Mo-
Glore secured the first ~knockdown ID the
ffth round. In the eighth round he
landed Q swinging blow in Welch's jaw,
knocking him completely out. WEIGH
could not stand on his feet for Is seconds,
and the igh. was awarded to McGlore.
A Fatal Railroad Accident.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Sept. 16.-A terri
BILE accident occurred half g mile from this
CITY at 6 O'Clock this evening on the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia railroad.
The northbound express struck q Gov on q
sharp curve while coming to the city. The
engine was thrown over q slight embank-
ment, crushing the engineer, Tom Buck
lev, and the fireman. Cal Faris, to death.
Buckley's body was not recovered for sew
eral hours.
A destructive Blaze.
DIES MONIES, Ia, Sept. 16.-A fire at
Brooklyn this morning destroyed half Of
the business portion Of the town, includ-
ing the Chronicle printing office. several
stores, offices and shops. The total loss 10
estimated at 500, 900. The fire originated
in the Holmes grain elevator near the
railroad. 1t is supposed to have been set
on fire by q spark from . passing engine.
The Governments and John Roach.
WASHINGTON. Sept. ia warrant for
S45, 900 has been issued to the assignees Of
John Roach in the final payment for the
Dolphin, and for the care OF the monitor
Puritan. This is accepted in settlement
OF all claims OF John Roach against the
Government, and the Dolphin becomes in
law what she long has been in fact, the
property Of the Government.
Death of an OregOnian.
PITTSBURGH. Sept. 16.-Robert Pitsock,
son OF Henry L. Pittock. proprietor Of the
Portland Oregonian, died at Csnnonsburg'
Pa, last night. He was q student ct the
Brown Seminary. Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.
Pittock, having heard Of their sons illness
are now on their way East, but have moi
heard OF his death.
An international Question.
WASHINGTON. D. O., Sept. 16.-Consu.
Stevens, at Victoria, B. c.. In his repor
TO the Department OF State. calls attention
to the fact that merchandise in consider
able quantities from San Francisco des
tined for Chicago and New York, is being
shipped over the Canadian Pacific Rail
way.
Murder at a FGneral.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept. 16.-John Wyatt
and Demp Loftin are ~neighbors in Mar
shall county, Ky, who have not spoken te
each other for years. Loftin spoke Il
Wyatt yesterday at a funeral, and the lat
tCt huUCACQ uAm 0OWu Wtbh soNhs ASAstA
then drew a knife and killed Wyatt.
Struck by lightning.
EAU CLAIRE. Wis, Sept. 16.-The Chip
| pewa Lumber and Boom Company's saw
mill ct Chippewa Falls, the largest In Oh
country. was struck by lightning a.
O'Clock this morning and completely de
stroyed. The loss is $3.50, 900; PARTIAL.
insured.
A SIOgger Coming West.
CHICAGO. Sept. 16.-Jack Burke, will
| his hacker, will start tomorrow night fol
| San Francisco TO meet Jack Dempsey In al
e%ight-round glove contest, Marquis o
| Queensbury rules. on September ~, sh'
| winner to take all gate receipts.
A GubernatOriaI Nominee.
MADISON, Wis.,, Sept. 16.-The Demo
| Gratis in State Convention here to-day nom
mated Gilbert A. Woodward for Governor
A Montana Delegate Nominee.
BUTTE CITY, M. t., Sept. 16.-The Re
| publican Conventions nominated Col. W
| r. Sander for Delegate to Congress-,