Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-19

prompt efforts for his release. His present
appearance indicates that he may not, and
1t is quite likely that he can not live
another month. DR.. Murphy says that be
found Swan In q very emaciated condition.
and that he cannot live very long, as at
present confined, or many years anywhere.
The NanticOite Disaster.
w1LKEsBARRE. Pa, Jan. 18.-Thsre is
no change In .he condition Of affairs at
stope No. / Of the Nanticoke mine, where
the miners were entombed. Sensational
report spread through the valley yesterday
that the recovering party had discovered
q bright light ahead OF them. but this is
denied on the best Of authority. The
work OF clearing up the gangways contin.
ues slowly. Nothing has been discovered
M to noon to-day. nor have any signs o!
buried men been found. A considerable
stream of water is now running along the
where the men are at work, and
another rush OF sand ia feared at any
moment. From all appearances this
morning ID will be weeks before The bodies
of She men are reached. il they are ever
recovered. 1t Is possible. however, II the
victims were caught in the gangway and
overwhelmed by the food their bodies
may be reached at any time.
The Late Miss Bayard.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-The remains Of
Miss Bsyard will be taken to Wilmington,
Delaware, this afternoon at 4 o'clock for
interment. They will be accompanied by
the Secretary. two Of his sons and q few
personal friends. No ceremonies will be
held in this city. There will be no post
ponement OF the state dinner to be given
by the President Thursday evening in
honor of the Diplomatic Corps on account
OF Tho death Of Miss Bayard. This 10 in
accordance with the expressed wish OF
Secretary Bayard. The President omitted
his regular afternoon reception to day, but
will probably receive callers to pay re-
spects again on Wednesday. Miss Cleve-
land will hold q public reception on Sasur-
day.
An Enxlishman Robbed.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 18.-George Hassel,
the Englishman, who was reported mystic
riously missing. and who it was feared had
met with foul play, was found by q
detective last night. Ho claims an al
legged officer arrested him yesterday and
led him TO an u%nfrequented part OF The
city, then robbed him Of q pocketbook
containing over $500 and papers OF great
value. Hassel came here TO establish him
self in business 81 a merchant. The thlef
has not been arrested.
Adjourned.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 18.-The National
Bricklsyers' and Masons' Association.
which has been in secret session here for
days past, adjourned last night to
meet again q year hence 10 Washington.
Tue eight. hour law was the subject OF
q long discussion during the session. and
o compromise was finally effected by the
OF nine hours for q days work.
This rule Ia to go into effect throughout
The country on the lat OF next May.
A Fatal SnOwsiide.
DENVER, Jan. 1S.-A Tribune.Republi-
ouray. Col, special says: The Ruby
Trust cabin. on Mount Snefae. was carried
away this morning by o snowslide, bury
ak men. A relief party was aimmedi-
ately formed and the victims we're soon
recovered. Martin Pearson and Andy
were found dead. The ether four
were badly injured.
Commander Hayward Dead.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1s.-The Secretary of
the Navy this morning received a cable
gram from Admiral Franklin, command.
ing the European squadron. stating that
Commander Hayward died at Alexandria,
Egypt, on Saturday of typhoid fever.
Six Children Burned 10 Death.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. ls.-In CO.
lumbia county on Friday night the dwell
ing Of Emanuel Johnson was destroyed by
fro. aud six children asleep in ono room
were burned to death.
A Navy Order.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.-The Secretary
Of the Navy has directed that q vessel OF
the Pacific station be sent TO Samoan
Tslanda.