Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-09
A Railroad Train PllngGS Through a
Bridge With Fatal Results
THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY Re-
TURNS TO WASHINGTON.
A Maryland MulattO Boy Hanged
for Attempted Rape.
A STORMY SESSION OF CHICAGO
couNclLMEN.
Successful Prohibitionists in
North Carolina.
DEATH OF RICHARD HOE, THE
GREAT FRESHMAN.

GREAT FRESHMAN.
SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
A Fatal Railroad Catastrophe.
CHARLESTON, June 8.-The n%orthbound
passenger train on the Northwestern rail-
way, which left here at IL O'Clock to-day,
plunged through the Santee river bridge,
smashing up the coaches and killing siI
passengers. The killed are: John l.. Cole;
DR.. G.. G.. Kinlock; Miss McIver, Of
Charleston; Miss G. E. McWhite, of Mar
ion; Miss Hannah Wilson, residence un-
known. Conductor B. G. Mazick and Mail
Agent F. w. Renneker were badly injured.
The cause OF the accident is not yet known,
but it is supposed to have resulted from
the insecure fastenings of the rail on
changing the guage. A special train has
been dispatched to the relief OF the
wounded, and to bring back the dead. The
wreck is so serious that no northbound
train was sent out tonight.
Successful PrOhibitiOnists.
RALEIGH, N. O., June 8.-Local option
elections were held yesterday at many
points in the State. The Prohibitionists
carried the day at Raleigh by 60 majority,
and also at the following places: Concord,
Oxford, Kingston, Henderson, Warrenton,
L%ouisburg, Winston, Salem, Apex. Beau
fort and Seaboard. The anti Prohibition
lists carried the election at Charlotte, Dur
ham, Frauklinton, Readesville, Holly
SPRING., Moorhead, Asherville, Goldsboro,
Littleton and Statewide. The election
was upon the question of license or no
license for the sale of spirituous liquors,
and goes into effect at once where prohibit
ton was carried.
A stormy Session.
CHICAGO, June 8.-The regular Monday
night meeting OF the City Council was
very stormy, one session lasting until
nearly 2:3O o'clock this morning. Pending
The measure was an ordinance granting
| the North Chicago Railroad Company the
| right to change it's horse-car ines into q
cable system. The ordinance was finally
adopted by a vote of rs to II. Various
amendments, contemplating lower fares
and to compel the company to keep its
tracts clear and 10 issue transfer tickets to
other portions Of the city, were all voted
down. 1t is claimed that the ordinance
increases the value of the ~company's fran.
chise by 81, 000, 900 without any return to
the city.
Mob law In Maryland.
PRINCE FREDERICK. Md, June Son
Wednesday last Charles White, a mulatto,
aged IS years, was arrested and thrown
into Jail here, charged with an attempt to
outrage a five. year-old daughter OF Rev
L. M. Loyle, where he was employed. Al
q late hour last night 40 masked men ap-
peared at the Jail and demanded the pris-
oner from Sheriff Anderson, and immedi-
stely commenced firing pistols. They
pushed their way into the prison, and &C.
cured White, and took him to q tree near
the Jail and hanged him from one OF its
limbs. The masked men were unknown
and there is not much of a disposition
manifested to discover their identity.
The international Typographical
Union.
PITTSBURGH, June 8.-The second ses
sion of the international Typographical
Union opened at 8 o'clock this morning
Ex-President Farquahar made a short ad
dress, in which he took strong grounds
against a unity with the Knights of Labor
although, he said, he was not hostile tc
that organization. President Witter, II
reply, said that there was only a small
fraction of printers who were in favor o.
such a move. At the election OF officers
VIM. Amisou, of Tennessee. was chosen
President.
The Presidential Party Returns "a
Washington.
DEER PARK, June 8.-Early this morn
ing John W. Davis, who has had charge o.
the Presidential party, was notified tina
the President desired to mako a trip tc
Washington, and hat he would like tc
have his special follow closely after the
midday train. The engine was at once
ordered from Grafton. and the palace cars,
Baltimore and Delaware. put in readiness
for the reception of the party. Wha
caused so sudden an alteration of the plan
ia not known, as ii was thought last nigh
the bride and groom would remain in the
mountains q day or two longer.
An Important Bill.
WASHINGTON, June 8.-Senate-Morrill,
from the Committee on Finance, reported
a bill. creating an Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury. He asked immediate con.
sideration of the bill. in view, he said, OF
mn emergency known 10 Gil the SENATORS.
On an objection by Hoar, the bill went on
the Calendar. Hosr said 1t was a bill Of
too much consequence to consider on the
instant.
An Inhuman Brute I.ynched.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., June 8.-Alfred
Long, who was charged with murder, rob-
berry and the burning of A. J.. Mcbride
and wife. together with their house and
its contents. was lynched about five miles
from Lexington yesterday. He made a
fdti confession OF his guilt.
The Presidential Fishing Party
Monday.
DEER PARK, juno 8.-The Presidential
fishing party was in every way a success.
| President Cleveland and Dan Lamon,
drove to the place in an open wagon. The
portion of a deep creek selected was nine
miles from Deer Park, and it was $3.50 P.
NJ. when the fishermen returned. They
seemed highly pleased with the result of
! the days sport.