Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-15

the house of the expeciant bride he was
badly intoxicated, and Apperson took him
10 an upstairs room and demonstrated
against his marrying his (Apperson's)
sister-in.law while in that condition. This
epraRed Gallogly, who said: Somebody
has been opposing this match all the time"
and, raising q chair, he fairly Drained his
companion. He was promptly arrested by
others present. The bride il in q swoon.
from which she may not recover. The
murdered man leaves o wife and three
children.
Lucky Lottery Tickets.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 14.-The following
is a list Of the tickets drawing the princi.
pal prizes in the lottery In the Louisiana
State Lottery yesterday: No. "a, 945. the
capital prize Of SIS. 900, sold in New York
and Kansas city; No. "a .321, second prize
OF S25, 600, sold in Boston. Mass, Chicago.
H., Point Pleasant. W. Va, and East
Hickory, Pa; No. 70,65S. third prize Of
$40, 900, sold in San Francisco. GAL. and
Houston. Texas; No. 0,569, sold in San
Francisco. Cal, and No. 56,258, sold in
1915, 8, 1882. Q 1866 and 70. 1854, each
VZ,UUU, eOIu AZ oou 4ihAtAeCob SaisB
dence, r. l., Cincinnati, o., West Bay
City, Mich, Petra. KY, wa.ertown. D. T..
Bradford, Ark, Frogmoor. La, Cairo,
ILL.,, Cleveland, Ohio. Ogden. Utah, Wash.
ington. d. c., and Augusta. Ga.
A Catholic Church Destroyed by
Fire.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Jan. IA. AT 1:3O
this afternoon the boiler in the basement
of 81. Mary's Catholic Church exploded
with q terrible crash, instantly killing the
engineer, Anthony Evans, and q little
school girl. whose name cannot be ascer-
tanned, and entirely wrecking the besuti-
full edifce. A few moments later Q fro
broke out. The clergyman's residence ad-
joining was badly wrecked also, but none
of the inmates were injured. The loss is
about S65 900.
Congressional Proceed ings.
WASHINGTON, Jan. s14.-Senste-Beck
said that there had come to him (he did
not know why) several petitions to be pre-.
sented to the Senate. urging Congress to
suspend silver coinage. He had declined
to present such petitions. and had re-
turned them to the persons sending them
to him. He had pursued that course be-
cause he believed the sending Of such petit
tions had been influenced by q circular
letter dated confidential" selected by a
committee of the New York Board Of
Trade and of transportation. Beck read
a copy of the letter. II asks its recipient
to write a personal letter to Speaker
Carlisle. urging him to refrain from plac-
ing extreme silver men on the Coinage
Committee of the House of Representa-
tives, and also write personal letters to
and Representatives, urging the
suspension of silver coinage.
House = The Committee on Public
Lands agreed to-day to report favorably to
the House Payson's bill, declaring for
feited certain grants Of lands made TO the
States of Mississippi, Alabama and Louis
lana in aid OF the construction OF rail
roads, with ar amendment excluding the
Gulf and Ship Isiands grant from op-
erations Of the Act.
On behalf of the Committee on Presi-
Dental laws, Caldwell called up the Hoar
Succession bill, and as there were but q
few minutes OF she morning hour remain
ing ii was agreed that the debate should
continue during the. afternoon, Caldwell
reserving the right TO call for che previous
question at any time.
A Cigar.Maker' Strike.
NEW YORK. Jan. 14.-At the order OF
the Cigar-maksr's International Union
500 men went on 8 strike to-day in the
factory Of Levy Brothers. The trouble
that led to this action was the adoption OF
what the Cigar Manufacturer Association
consider to be q uniform rate OF prices,
and with which the employed in the
factories controlled by the Association are
dissatisfied. The Union ordered Levy
Brothers employees to strike. Tomorrow
morning q conference will be held be-
tween o committee from the strikers and
the manufacturers Association, with 0
view to settling the matter.
The Virginia Debt.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 14.-The Supreme
Court Of virgin,s to-day rendered a de-
cision in the case OF Greenhow, the State
Treasurer, against Vashon, In the matter
Of the State debt. They held first that
the contract Of March 81, 1871, under
which the coupons receivable for taxes
were issued, did not have the essential
element Of valid consideration, and on q
property case they would hold the Fund
ing Act Of March 81 invalid and illegal.
Sscond-That the coupons could not be
received as payment Of that portion OF the
taxes set apart by the Constitution Of Vir-
ginia for the maintenance OF the public
free schools. Judge Richardson delivered
the opinion Of the court. Judge Lewis.
President OF the Court. alone dissenting.
A Mothers Foolish Do ing.
New HAVEN, Conn.,. Jan. 14.-A horri-
BILE story comes from Willingford. Re-
ports say that a colored woman living
near Pond Mill. wishing to call her hus-
band, closed her baby mp In an oven TO
keep II warm, the fire being barely out.
While she was away her husband came
home, aud. OF the whereabouts
OF the child, built q hot fire. The woman
noticed 9 smoke coming from the chin
ney, and hurried home, but arrived too
late. as the child was found literally
roasted.
More Sea Disasters Reported.
RIvERHEAD, L. l., Jan. 1.-THE news
has just been received here that most Of