Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-07-10
NEWS.
An Anarchist Arrested and Charged
With Serious 0fenSNS.
THE MINNEAPOLIS P0STOFFI0E
ROBBED OF $4,000.
Congressional Inquiries Concerning Ameri-
cans and Their Interests Abroad.
A PACIFIC COAST INVITATION TO The
PRESIDENT.
Ex-President Arthur a Rail
road Man.
TWO MURDERERs LANDED IN
TWO MURDERERS LANDED IN
ETERNITY.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
An Anarchist Caught.

PITTSBURGH, July 9.-Joseph Fricke,
q leader Of all the Socialists and Anarch-
lists of this section of country, was ar
rested tonight at the instance of the
| postal authorities ON the charge OF send
ing written matter Enclosed in newspapers
| through the mails as lower class mail, or
| printed, matter. Fricke was an agent OF
| Herr Most's paper, Der Freiheit, and the
written matter was inclosed in that paper.
The postal authorities opened a number OF
packages sent by Fricke, and also discov-
cred incendiary circulars, calling upon
w%orkingmen to arm themselves and re-
venge the deaths of six men killed during
| the riots at McCormick's works in Chicago.
| 1t is the intention Of the Postofice author
tiles to push the case, and United States
| District Attorney Stone said that it was
very probable that Fricke would be in
| dicted for each o~ffense. which would insure
a heavy fine and q long imprisonment.
A POstOfhce Robbed.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, July 9.-Burglars
entered the Postofice last night and car
ried off $40, 900 in stamps and money. No
| clue.
LATER-Postmaster Lurawsy arrived In
the city on al early train and was not
aware OF the robbery until he arrived at
| the office. The lobby OF the Postofice was
open all night, and the safe-blowers had
no difficulty in opening the stamp win
dows, where one man crawled through and
opened the door from the inside. The safe
was near the window. but as the glass was
painted they could not be seen from the
street. The work vas that OF profession
ais. They drilled four inches into the safe
between the handle and the combination,
then picked the lock. Luraway estimates
there was about $40, 800 in stamps in the
safe, and of this amount $4,000 was
taken, they having left 8 800 in one-cent
stamps. They made an exit through the
door Of the office, and took the mail car
rier's horse and delivery wagon and car
ried the Doodle off.
sharp Congressional Resolutions.
WASHINGTON. July Gin the Senate to-
day Hoar offered a resolution, calling on
the President for information as to the
seizure or detention in any foreign ports
of any American vessels, the pretexts or
alleged causes therefor, and what efforts
had been made to provide redress for such
seizures, and to prevent their reoccurence.
The resolution o over.
Call offered q resolution, calling on the
President to direct the American represen-
tation in Mexico to investigate the truth OF
the statements made in q newspaper that
citizens of the United States are confined
in Mexican dungeons without trial for al.
legged offenses against the laws of Mexico,
and that their final trial had been post
poned without cause, and requiring the
United States Government iii such state
ments are found be true) to demand a trial
Of such persons and humane treatment for
them.
Another silver Scheme.
CINCINNATI, July 9.-At the meeting of
the international Bimetallist League, held
to-day in this city, VIM. s. Gruesbeck pre-
sided. The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, That the compulsory coinage
of silver dollars by the United States under
the Bland law as o measure to restore sill
YER to Its old historic position is now,
after eight years of trial. demonstrated a
failure; therefore, we as bimetallists, ask
that the coinage of silver dollars by the
United States be suspended, waiting a con-
current action among the great CONNER
cial nations as the only means of securing
the purpose of this league-namely. the
restoration of both gold and silver to their
with free coinage.
An Invitation TO she President.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-The California
Congressional delegation, headed by Sem
ator Stanford. waited ON the President
to-day and presented an invitation for him
to attend the G.. A. r. encampment at
San Francisco next month. The invita-
tion was inclosed in a handsome blue
velvet box, and the text is engraved on a
solid gold plate Axe inches and about as
thick as q double eagle. The invitation is
accompanied by q solid gold G.. A. r. badge
which is to be worn by the President in
case he attends. The whole Is inclosed
10 q box made of sandal wood, and is sent
by the city Of San Francisco. The Presi-
dent expressed his high appreciation Of
the invitation, but said that he did not
think he would be able to attend.
A Murderous Insane Mother.
PRINCETON, Ind. July 9.-Mrs. Theresa
Turpin, the wife Of a farmer residing near
that place, this morning cut the throat OF
her seven-year-old daughter and placed
the body on a bed. She then took her
y~ear-old daughter and hanged the child un-
til she thought life was extinct, when she
placed the body in the bed with the oldest
girl. She then vent to the barn and
hanged herself. She left o note SAYING
that no one was to blame; that the devil
had been after her for two months, and
she was unable to get away from him.
The youngest child ia still living.
Arthur as u Railroad Man.
NEW YoRK, July 9.-Ex. President Ar