Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-26

Chesapeake Bay on the steam yacht Cor
ssir, Of New York, brought here expressly
for the purpose. He was accompanied by
Postmaster General Villas, Representative
Scott, OF Pennsylvania, and Wilson L.
Bissell, of Buffalo. The party are we'll
equipped for fishing, and will make the
trip for pleasure and recreation. II ID
| possible that a short stop will be made at
Fortress Monroe, and that the cruise may
| extend past the cape into the ocean. The
| party expect to return TO Washington to-
morrow night.
A Reverend Sent Up.
SYRACUSE. n. Y, June 25.-Rev. John
| E. O'Sullivan was last night found guilty
| by a Jury Of 8 criminal assault on Abbie
o'Connor al the Catholic parsonage in
Camillins, In May. 1884. The trial has
| been in progress three days, and has ex-
| cited the greatest interest in Catholic and
| other circles. The evidence was Of o SEN
~sationsl character. This morning Judge
Keppedy sentenced him TO IL years In Au-
| burn Prison. A stay of proceedings for
a week was granted, during which time be
| will be confined in the Onsndaigua Peni-
| Tertiary in this city.
Rioters Cause Damages.
CHICAGO. June 25.-The Lake Shore
| Railroad Company attempted TO send q
| freight train out of the city this morning
with the assistance OF some imported
s~witchmen brought here from other points
| on the road to take the places Of those now
on q strike. At ~Forty-third street, south
of the city limits, q crowd Of fully 1000
attacked the small body Of village police
stationed there to protect railroad prop
erty. They turned the railroad switches
and succeeded in running g train of the
track and caused other damage.
Booming Edmunds.
MONTPELIER, w., June 25.-The Repub-
lican Convention Of Washington county
to-day refused to refer and unanimously
adopted 9 resolution that the honor and
interest of Vermont and of the naion re.
quire that persons accepting our nomina-
lions az Senators Of this county shall in
good faith by their votes use all proper ex-
ertion to elect George F. Edmunds TO the
United States Senate.
Declared a IS Draw"
PITTSBURGH, June 25.-Mathew Millet
and William Mcdonald INDUCED i, a ter
rife glove fight at a sporting resort to.
night. Five rounds were fought when
the police interfered and the fight Was de-
clared q draw. Both men were badly pun
ished.
Ex.PresIdenr Arthur.
New YORK, June 25.-Ex-Presideni
Arthur left this city this afternoon for New
London, Conn. He stepped up to the
platform alone, but slipped and nearly fell
at the top step. Recovering himself be
entered the car. The ex-President looked
pale and worn.
Another Barnum Ad.
New YORK, June 25.-P. T. Barnun
telegrsphs from Bridgeport, Conn, in re
ference to the rumor of his death that ht
is alive and well as he ever was.
A Rioter Convicted.
MILWAUKEE, June 25.-At q quarter
past 10 O'Clock tonight the jury in thu
| case Of Henry Dampf, charged with riot
ing, returned a verdict Of guilty.
Another State Dinner.
WAsHINaroN, June 25.-secretsry anl
Mrs. Whitney gave a dinner in honor o
the President and Mrs. Cleveland thi
evening.
Business Failures.
BALTIMORE, June 25.-The business
failures of the last seven days in tn,
United States and Canada are 162, agains
155 for the preceding week.
A Great Fire Raging.
NEW YORK. June 25.-A great fire is rag
ing in Post Deposit. Md. Engines hav,
been asked for.