Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-28
NEWS.
One Of the Milwaukee Garden Riot
GrS Discharged.
A NUMBER OF DISCHARGES From TIE
WASHINGTON NAVY YARD.
Arrangements for the Establishment ct
Weather Service.
GOVERNMENT DETECTIVES ARREST TWO
CouHTERFnTERS.
A Horrible Tragedy Between Part
ners Over a Settlement.
KNIGHTS or LABOR MAKE A NOMINATION
FOR MAYOR.
KNIGHTS OF LABOR MAKE A NOMINATION
FOR MAYOR.
ESPECIAL TO rHE s~ENTISRL.1
Another Anarchist Discharged.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. Pr. M. Austin
began the closing argument for the defense
in the trial of the Milwaukee Garden riot
ers this afternoon. He will be followed
by McKenney for the State, who will close
the case. 1t is thought that Judge Sloan
will charge the jury late this afternoon.
Another of the defendants was discharged
by the Judge this morning, viz: Joseph
Wojoichowski. This makes two who have
been discharged. Wojcichowski's dis
charge was brought about by a rather Pc
| culiar means. One OF the witnesses who
testified before the Grand Jury that the
prisoner carried firearms on the day of
the rio was put upon the stand and asked
to identify his man. Wo~jcickowski was
not in court, and the witness pointed out
another OF the defendants, and said he
thought he was tho man, but that he was
not quite certain. 1t appearing to the
Judge that the wltHess was in error VOL
cichowski was discharged. The latter put
in an appearance soon after the incident,
however, and was Immediately identified
by the witness. but it was too late, as
Wojcichowski had secured his liberty.
Discharge of Government EN-
pIOyes.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-Secretary Whit
ney has issued an order for the discharge
of all employees in the civil establishment
of the Washington Navy Yard, with the
exception Of q foreman and a clerk for
each department Of the yard. The Star
tonight says: When the Secretary issued
his order turning the yard over to the Or
dinance Bureau, and directing the dis.
charge Of the employees in the departments
abolished by the order, advantage WAS
taken of the provision for keeping enough
force to pack up the goods in the different
branches, to retain civil establishments in
the various departments. The work Of
packing up will be lone hereafter by EN-
ploying laborers, the Secretary not believ.
ing in retaining clerks, wstchmen 'and
messengers for laborers work. A dozeI
employees under the bureau of yards and
docks, and about 80 under the steam en-.
cheering bureau, will be included in thu
discharges, as well as the employees under
other bureaus which have been abolished
Arrangements for Establishing a
WcAtuer SERVICE
OMAHA, Nov. 27.-The Union Pacific
railroad has completed arrangements t
establish q weather service over the entire
system, similar to that in use by the Fed
eral Government. There are to be thirty
two stations, nine will be first.class
equipped with o full set OF observing in
-, Dhn,a ,v;lI - -:un 5000
class stations. Two observations will b.
made each day at 4 A. NJ. and 4 P. NJ, anG
reported to headquarters at Omaha. trains
will be equipped and operated according
to the weather reports. These reports
will aid materially in the safe shipment O.
live stock and %perishable goods. The off
Ger to be put in charge is Lieut.. Joseph y
Powell. OF the Government Signal Service
whose salary is to be paid by the Govern
mont, and all other expenses to be born,
by the railroad companies. The Chicago
aud Northwestern and Central Pacific
have been invited to cooperate with th,
Union Pacific. go as to make a through
railway weather service between San Fran
cisco and Chicago.
COunferfeifers ARRESTED.
HALroN, KS, Nov. ~. - Two men,
named A. Hungerford and Charts Bickle,
were arrested here by Government de.
t~ectives yesterday on a charge of making
counterfeit money. In their house dies
and other implements, and 1G3 counter.
felt half dollars, were found. The meta
was found in the bed where the wife OF
one OF the men was lying i'll.
Rhode Clements, the mailman who
murdered Samuel Gordon in the western
part OF the county Tuesday night, was to.
day adjudged insane. 1t is reported to.
day that two more men have gone crazy
in that neighborhood, the result of reli.
gious excitement prevailing there.
Fatal Dispute Between Partners.
ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ. Nov. 27.-A hor.
rible tragedy occurred near blackberry
Arizona, yesterday afternoon. Charles
Spencer and Charles Cohn. partners in
stock raising, going to tow in a wagon,
began q dispute over the settlement OF &C.
counts and fought two hours. Spencer
threw q whisky bottle at Cohu, striking
him and knocking him down, cutting q
firightful cash. The latter frenzied at the
assault, rushed upon his partner with a
pocketknife, stabbed him in the body in
several places, and also severed the juglar
vein. Cohn took his dead partner to town
and gave himself up to the officers.
Collision with "a Freight Train.
KANSAS CRY, Nov. 27.-The MISSOURI
Pacific passenger train, due here at 7:3O
this A. NJ. collided with a freight train
near Greenwood, 20 miles east OF this
city. The engines were wrecked, and the
freight engine was hurled upon the for
ward part Of the mail car, crushing II and
killing Elijah Magofie, postal clerk. F.
H. Reebc, another clerk. is in q dying
condition. The engineers and fremen
saved themselves by jumping. None OF
the passengers were hurt. The accident
was caused by a blunder OF the telegraph
onaraAor "a Gronn.nnnA annA lo-..I