Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-12

murdered his comrsde named Mock, Of
Yopnostovp. Ohio. allies fled. and was
followed ~seversl hours later by Mock's
cowboy friends. Near Yellow Horse AN
Won a. The murderous SALES rode by the
csmp Of ]. r. Jones 81 Co., he opened fire
without warning, wounding two men.
Upon reaching the canyon the o frer-
zied Mexican burst into Springer's stote
and sought refuge from his pursuers,
whom he could discern in the distance.
His pursuers, on catching sight of him,
barricaded the house, when SALES, seeing
his escape impossible, set fire to the store
and persisted in the flames.
The EISht.Hour scheme.
New YORK, May lin accordance With
a general order to all the members Of the
| Furniture Manufacturers Association, they
opeped their doors this morning to give
their men an opportunity to work 10 hours
for a day. The association WAS in session
sli day. A number OF factories ran on the
10. hour basis to-day. Whistles of several
other shops sounded at Z o'clock for work,
but the men not coming until s O'Clock,
| the factories were shut down. Twenty-Five
or 30 shops Of the association members
We're thus shut down. Employers talked
with many of their men, and some OF them
wanted to go to work on the 10-hour basis,
but we're held back by orders of their
Unions.
Steamship Missing.
BALTIMORE, May 1.-THE steamship
Acadia, Of Baltimore, has been given up
as lost. She sailed from Port Antonio,
- ALL in r-,.A 1900 ~ he
nanss, and up 20 the present time has not
been heard from. Ordinarily she made
the passage in eight days, and never
longer than IL days. A few days ago &
vessel arriving in Boston reported the
psssage-house of a steamer at sea. the de-
scription Of which was much like that OF
the Acadia. Shortly after the Acadia
sailed a cyclone prevailed in the vicinity
OF the West Indies, and it is presumed
she was caught in it. She had q crew OF
fifteen.
Congressional Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, May lin the Senate to-
day, Hoar presented a memorial of the Re-
publican Central Committee Of Ohio, charG.
ing that the election OF Payne to be
United States Senator, was secured by bri-
berry, fraud and corruption. and requesting
that the Senate investigate the matter. II
was referred to the Committee on Priv
leges and Elections.
A number Of petitions were presented
and referred praying Congress to enact leg
islstion against oleomsrgarine.
Freaks of IA Crazed Mother.
DENVER, Col, May 11.-Mrs. W. ],
Stramann attempted to murder her young
daughter in West Denver to-day, and then
shot and killed herself. Her mind is said
to have been deranged by grief, caused by
the murder OF her father in Cincinnati II
December last and the death OF her mother
q month later. Her father was a promi
nent grocer in Cincinnati, as was also hel
husband in this city.
The PreiIer Murder Case.
ST. LOUIS, May 1.-THE work Of select
ing a jury to try Brooks, charged with thu
| murder of Preller, was continued until
O'Clock. Four men out Of the necessary
40, from whom IL are to be selected, have
been chosen. 1t is not thought the choos
ing of the jury will be finished before tn
| end Of the week.
A Mysterious Suicide.
BOSTON, May ll.-Dr. trederlcK A. raj
mer, 73 years OF age and one Of the bes
known physicians in the city. while on hi
way 10 Portland last night, jumped from
the steamer into the ocean with his four
yesr-old grandson, Of whom he was yer.
fond. Both are lost. The occurrence Is
mystery.
An Appointment and Withdrawal
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Presiden
sent the following nomination to the Sen
ate to-day: Clarence Ridgley Greathonse
of CAL, to be Consul General st kaus
gawa. The nomination of Warren Greer
for the position has been withdrawn.
Death of n Jewish Rabbi.
NEWARK, n. j., May 11.-Rabbi Issdor'
Kalosch died here this morning, aged n
years. He was the author Of numerous
works Of church literature.