Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-27
70 Americans.

News from Eagle Pass says L.. l.. Al
hart. superiptendent of the Coshula mine, |
makes complaint to Consul Lynn, OF Con.
stsntinople, of persistent annoyances in
flicted upon the mining company by Mex
iran officers at Custro Cienegas and San
Pablo, and imposing unjust fines for float
ing the American flag on American prop
erty without first obtaining permission
from the authorities at San Pablo, for
which offense the company was fined $50
and the stopping OF mining operations on
several occasions for trivial causes. Allen
states that since the Cutting and Aresures
affairs the annoysnces have been more con-
slant, and the treatment OF Americans in
his locality more persistent. Allen repre-
SCENTS q Philadelphia company that has
spent large amounts OF money at Cuatro
C~ienegas and San Pablo. His statements
are corroborated by five other Americans
Killed by q Railroad Accident.
AsHERv1LLE. N. O., Aug. 26.-This after
noon q part OF 9 construction train on the
Asherville and Spartensburg railroad,
while ascending Q heavy grade IN the
mountain section between Tryon City and
Seslundy, broke loose. Flying down the
mountain with Q frightful speed Overseer
Swift and four convicts were hurled from
the fst-cars and killed. The guard was
seriously injured, and seven convicts were
injured. The ears did not leave the track.
and did not stop till they reached Tryop
CITY.
A Fatal Railroad Accident.
COLUMBUS. o., Aug. 26.-Vague infor-
nation has been received OF q terrible COL
lision which occurred between 10 and ii
tl-.I I~os x.OLt - Az o~4asan ~ Sha
Bee line and the Chicago. st. Louis and
Pittsburgh railroads at Milford Center. A
Panhandle freight was standing on the
| track when Q Bee line through passenger
| train from Cincinnati dashed into 1t at
| full speed. The Marshall Of Milford and
citizens standing near by were struck by
the debris, and the Marshall was killed,
and others were seriously wounded.
A Journalistic Association.
New YORK, Aug. 26.-The sessions Of
tho German-American Journalists Asso-
ciation came TO an end to-day. Their next
meeting will be held in some western city.
Among the officers elected to-day were the
following: Vice President, III. Sigel, OF
Wisconsin; Thos. Kirchoff. OF California;
G. Won Hienfelden, Of Illinois; DR.. E.
Pectorious, of Missouri, and F.. Essenseck
OF Ohio.
Ohio Republican Ticket.
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 26.-The Repub-
lican State Convention nominated a State
ticket as follows: Secretary of State, Rob-
inson, renominsted; Supreme Judge. Mar
shall j. Williams; Clerk of the Supreme
Court. @. Fl. Hester; State Commissioner,
Eli T. Tappan; Member Of the Board Of
DnII:1 TU1-Ia w NJ u.hn ~ MoWoAatA
Iowa Republican Ticket Nominated
Dies MONIES. Iowa, Aug. 26.-The Re
publican State Convention to-day nomi'
mated q State ticket as follows: +. d.
Jackson, Secretary OF State; y. T. Twom'
bly,, Treasurer; Captain Lyons, Auditor
A.. ]. Baker, Attorney General; G. B
Grant, Clerk of the Supreme Court.
Funeral of Mansgeri Col VILE.
NEw YORK, Aug. 26.-The funeral o.
Manager Colville occurred shis afternoon
at the Little Church Around the Corner
and was attended by a great crowd. in
Guiding all Of the leading actors and
actresses in town. A delegation OF the
order of Elks from Louisville was present
A Fatal Accident.
WINDSOR, VT, Aug. ga carriage con
tanning Senator Evarts, Of New York,
Charles O. Perkins, of Boston, sad Misl
Matthews, daughter Of Judge Stanley
Matthews. OF Ohio, was overturned THU
evening. Mr.. Perkins was instantly
killed, and Senator Evsrtg and Misi
Matthews were severely bruised. though
not seriously injured.
Blaine Stamping Hts State.
NORTH BERWICK. Me-. Aug. 26.-Blaine
made the second speech OF the campaign
here to-day. He twitted the Prohibition
lists OF inconsistency and of ingratitudt
toward the Republican party. which had
given the State ell the prohibitive legisla'
ton il ever had. He spoke on the fishery
| question, also on labor and tariff issues.
Henry Ward Beecher's Brother
Suicides.
ELMIRA, N. Y, Aug. 26.-Rev. James G.
Beecher, Of Concord, Conn.,, q brother OF
Henry Ward Beecher and the Rev. Thomas
| K. Beecher, of this city, committed suicide
at the Water Cure here this evening by
shooting himself through the head with
rife.
Squires' Successor Appointed.
NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Msyor Grace to-
day appointed Gen. John Newton. q. 8.
A., as Commissioner of Public Works,
vice Squires, removed.
A Murderer Executed.
RICHMOND. Ind, Aug. 26.-Nsthsniel s.
Bates, who murdered his wife at Hsgers.
town, Ind. on che 23rd Of last March.
was executed here to-day in the jail-yard.
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A New Departure-Prtces Reduced
Having bought several new accessories
at the city while I was 10 San Francisco
RECENTLY. I am nranarad 10 Introduce yari.