Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-07-25
The Late Brooklyn Bridge Crank offered
An Engagement.
THE INSANE ACT OF A KEN
TUOKY SCHOOL TEACHER.
More Damaging Testimony
Against Anarchists on Trial.
AN UNNATURAL FATHER HEAv-
lily SENTENCED.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
The Trouble at PasO Del Mort

The Trouble at PasO Del NOrte.
Ell PAso, Texas, July 24.-In spite Of the
repeated assurances given by Mexican Off
Gals during 1.-THE day that no more troops
should be sent to Psso Del Norte, 1t was
learned late last night from authentic
sources that q train loaded with troops is
on its way north from chihuahua, and will
be in Paso Del Norte shortly. There is
evidently q concentration Of troops COM
mencing. They are thought to be Chi.
huahua State and not Mexican Federal
troops.
LATER-Paso Del Norte is still full Of
Mexican soldiers, although heavy reinforce
ments announced to be on the way from
chihuahua have not yet arrived. The State
Department at Washington is kept fully
advised OF all the military movements.
Medina, who WAS arrested by the Mexican
police for interfering and abusing Consul
| Bingham, has been placed In cell No. Z,
while Editor Cutting ia confined in cell
No. 6 adjoining. Cutting is very muchd dis
appointed that Medina was not put in the
| same cell with him, and he tried to bride
| the jailer to do SO, but without avail, as
that functionsry ap~prehended violence in
case he should comply. The Mexican au-
thorities are very much put out about the
| bad brake Medina made in assaulting the
| American Consul, and express regret that
he has thus prejudiced their cause.
Senior Manuel RINGER, Private Secretary
of the Governor Of chihuahua, called on
Consul Brigham to-day and assured him
Of his regard and friendship. He said the
troops had been sent to Paso Del Norte
merely as q precautionary measure, and
IL the excitement did not increase no
more would be sent. He was asto nished
that Cutting had refused to accept bail
when offered, as that would not have pre-
JUDGED his case at all. Consul Brigham re-
piled that Cutting had done right; that
the case was beyond the reach of petty
courts or States now, but was q question
between the two nations. There ia evil
| IDENTIFY a hitch in the negotiations on the
part OF the Mexicans somewhere, as there
have been no further developments to-day.
Consul Brigham modifes the previous re-
port, and says Medina did not abuse him
but hit his secretary only.
Got an Engagement Already.
New YORK, July 24.-stephen Brodie,
who jumped from the Brooklyn bridge yes
terday afternoon, was taken before Judge
Kildrath in the Tombs Court to-day,
charged with attempting suicide. He was
bailed in 81 900 to answer on Wednesday.
Brodie looked bright and cheerful. He
said he was all right, except q little pain in
his right chest. His wife, with q baby and
two children, were in the court with lady
friends. After bail was furnished Brodie
left the court and went to the Office OF his
counsel. Brodie has been offered 500 q
week to go with the Bowery Museum on
exhibition.
A Frank Acknowledgements.
WASHINGTON, July 24.-Indian Commits
sioner Atkins was again before a special
committee of the Senate this morning. and
was cross-examined by the chairman. The
Commissioner, in his replies, repeated
| with great f~rankness that hs had appointed
| personal and political friends TO trader
| ships in some instances, and that he be-
| lieved the law gave him some choice in the
matter OF appointments and trsderships,
| being in this regard independent Of either
the President or the Secretary OF the In
terror. !
A Grand Affair.
MILWAUKEE, July 24.-When tonight
Z. 800 male voices filled the vast Exposition
| Hall with the wealth Of melody contained
In the prize cantata of Columbus" an
audience Of $4,000 people listened and de.
monstrstad their approval OF Its close by
| giving Director Calenthusen, OF the Ma
| tional Sangerbund, q perfect ovation. To.
| night numerous torchlight professions and
serenades are taking place. The Richen
Kranz Society, Of New York. gave a recep.
ton. St. Louis or Indianapolis will be
the next place Of meeting.
More Damaging Testimony.
CHICAGO, July 24.-In the Anarchists
case to-day the finding of the gas-pipe
bombs which Lipgg had given Sliger was
explained at length. Three type settlers
testified to having set up portions Of the
/" Revenge" circular in the Arbeiter
Zeitung Office, and one testified that tho
manuscripts was that OF Speis. Three
newspaper reporters testified to ~harangnes
that were made by Speis, Fielden and Par
sons prior to the Haymarket massacre,
advising rapine and soaking Of wholesale
houses.
Doubtless au Insane Act.
LOUISVILLE, July 24.-At Oregon, Old
ham county, on Wednesday, q school
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