Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-20

Anaeba and Warm Springs bands OF
Ohirjcuhus Indians from Arizona. The
letter urges than no peace is possible be-
tween these bands and the white people so
long as thew are permitted to remain on
| their presept reser walton in Arizona, and
| that permanent peace ia therefore impos-
| able until they are removed 20 some
| region devoid of mountain Businesses,
| where they can be held in subsection. It
il understood that some action will be
| taken by the officials OF Arizona, and it is
| hoped that combined action thus taken
| will have due weight with the President,
and permanent security against further
| Indian raids will thus be secured.
A Serious OIL Explosion.
EAsros, Pa, Aug. 19.-While an oil
train consisting Of "a cars was descending
q grade on the Jersey Central railroad
below White House station in New Jersey
this morning the cars parted by the break
ing Of q coupling. snd a few minutes later
the separated parts collided. The concus-
| sion made by the collision caused one OF
| the tanks to explode, and immediately
| afterwards 1000 gallons Of oil was on fire.
| Eleven cars were scattered about the track,
| and all was soon ablaze. One explosion
| followed another until the oil in the lower
| cars, estimated at 100, 900 gallons, was
burning, Illuminating the country for
| miles around. The loss will not fall short
of $50, goo. After the uninjured ~oil-cars
in the fore part of the train were removed
| from the wreck the engine started with
| them toward Somerville. The last car in
| the lot caught fire, and the tank exploded
and was completely destroyed. The cause
seems q mystery. All Of the tanks that
exploded were burned beyond repair.
Looking After an Estate.
DENVER, Aug. 19.-Canon Bagot, the
spiritual adviser to the Queen in Ireland,
arrived here this morning. His visit to
America is for the purpose OF securing to
the beneioiaries OF his will the estate of
Robert Nugent Moore. who die in New
Mexico last March, possessed OF property
valued at $3.50, 900. The requests were
made to charitable institutions in England
and Ireland.
The President Gets a Bite.
LAKE, N. Y, Aug. 19.-President Cleve-
land caught his first fish this afternoon.
II was a speckled trout, weighing three
fourths of q pound-an u weight
| for a brook trout at this season, for these
fish have not yet begun to emerge from
their Summer hiding places in the deep
| water of the lake. The fish found its way
| to the Presidents table two hours later.
Pacific Coast Horses win.
SARATOGA, Aug. 19.-Ths fourth race Of
a mile was won by Baldwin's Estrella;
time, 1:44S
MONMOUTH PARK, N. j., Aug. 19.-The
| first race for the handicap sweepstakes OF
a mile was won by Haggins' Precioss;
time, "A.
Hugh NOLAN Gets an Appointment.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-HughJ. Mohan,
ex.Deputy Labor Commissioner OF Cali
fornis, and for some time past a special
Washington correspondent for several
Western newspapers, was to-day appointed
Special Agent of the Labor Bureau.
The Chicago Anarchists on Trial,
CHICAGO, Aug. 19.--In the Anarchists
trial the Judge completed mis- instructions
at $50 o'clock this afternoon, and tht
jury at once retired.
@. r. Black for Governor.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. 19.-At thu
Democratic Convention to-day Chaunce,
F. Black, OF York county, was nomi
mated for Governor.