Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-04

The bows hastily rushed out, and Felix,
aged %, sprang between the combantats.
As he did so 9 shot was fired, and Felix
sank 10 the ground. Hipsman then ran
away. Ribbola fired two shots at him
without effect, then turned and saw his
son diving on the ground. With the wild
cry. my God, I've shot my boy" he
| raised his sons head and called upon him
to speak. Receiving no answer. and
msddened by grief he left the PROSTATE
form and rushed into the house. He en-.
tered his room, threw himself on q bed,
pIaced the muzzle of q revolver in his
! month, and with the Last remaining shot
killed himself instantly. The wounded
bow is shot through the lungs, and cannot
survive. The Ribbols family was one Of
| the Oldest, best and most favorsbly known
| italian families in Chicago.
Frying TO End the Giant strike.
ST. LOUIS, May 3.-ChairmAn Curtin,
| Of the Congressional Labor Investigation
Committee, busted himself during the
| greater part OF yesterdsy in an attempt to
| end the Gould Southw st system strike.
| He held q conference which lasted from
noon till 8 late hour in the afternoon with
| members OF the General Executiye Com
mittee Of the Knights of Labor. and
sfterward called upon Vice President
Hoxie, OF the Missouri Pacific, Then he
| returned to his hotel. and conferred a
second time with the Knights. The re.
suit OF sill this comforting cannot be posi-
lively known, but ii ia confdentially
expected that the outcome will be the end
OF the strike during the next So hours.
Union Pacific Brakemen Striking.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 3.-The brake
men Of the Union Pacific. Nebraska Di-
vision, between Sidney and Laramie,
struck to-day against the new schedule OF
mileage and pay. The brakemen claim
the new schedule to be a reduction. The
company deny this. Freight trains are
being tied mp here as fast as they arrive.
Passenger trains are sent out without
brakemen. General Superintendent Dick.
inson arrived from Denver at noon, and
will be interviewed by a committee. The
brakemen demand the old schedule Of pay
of Sos per month.
Secretary Manning Getting Well,
WASHINGTON, May 3.-Secretary Man
ming. accompanied by Mrs. Manning ant
his sister. Miss Manning. took a long drive
to-day. During the afternoon and even
ing he received a large number Of callers
among them being the President. Colone
Lamont. Secretaries Lamar and Whitney
Senators German and Call, and Mr.. Ban
croft, the historian.
Martin Irons Not Expelled.
LOUISVILLE, May 3.-Msrtin Irons ar
rived in this city this morning from tht
West. and was asked what truth there wal
in the statement made to the effect that b.
fIrons) had been expelled from the
Knights Of Labor. He replied that Their
was absolutely no truth in the report.
A Broker Fails.
NEW YORK. May Stalker Marvin
suspension was announced on the STOCK
Exchange this afternoon. Marvin hsI
been an active manipulation in the marke
for some time past, but il is stated be hac
no contracts on the floor Of the Exchange
Destruction by Fire.
CLEVELAND, O., May AT an earl.
hour this morning a fire broke out in th
rear of August Strauss clothing store a
0berlin. Ohio, and before the flames wer
subdued dozen or more wooden building
we're destroyed. About 20 business place
were burned.