Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-22
The Arrest Of an Alleged SVillllng
New York Outfit.
CHARLESTON VISITED BY MORE
EARTHQUAKES.
More Attachments Against New York Prop
erty Of Baum u GO.
THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY HOME
WARD BOUND.
A Terrible Storm in Eastern
Pennsylvania.
REvOluTlONIST COYOTE RE-
PORTED NOT KILLED.
ESPECIAL TO Il SENTINEL
Am Alleged Swindliug Outfit.

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New YORK, Sept. 2l.-Charles Roane
Parmelee, Secretary Of the California Vim
tage Company, called at the police head
quarters to-day, and adds his testimony to
the mass already in possession of the de-
t~ectives to convict @. Foster, the impris-
oned banker OF No. AZ Broadway, who is
charged with swindling TO an unprece-
dented extent. How many accomplices
Foster has is not yet known. Two were
arrested recently. The California Vintage
Company was victimized by a third one,
G. V. Sargent, who claimed to be in bust
ness on Walker street, and to be the owner
Of extensive tracts Of land in West Virginia,
Pennsylvania and New Hampshire, as woll
as proprietor OF the Demarst Hotel at
Tenafy, N. J. He gave Foster as refer
enoe. and that gentleman gave him an ex-
cellent character, thus enabling him to
swindle the company out Of s4O2.
More Serious Earthquake Shocks.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 81. There were
three shocks Of earthquake in Char
lesion last night and early this morning,
the shock at 500 A. NJ. being quite sharp.
and causing the houses to rattle uncom-
fortably. There was no general alarm,
but q good many persons ran out OF their
houses into the streets and remained
there. At Summerville there we're three
shocks between 4:45 and 6 o'clock this
morning, there being q rather violent
shock at 500. Here a loud defamation
similar to the report of q heavy gun was
heard at the beginning Of the severe shook,
and there were detonations or explosions
with shocks at Summer6eld. II ia re-
ported that part OF the wall OF the Medical
College, already wrecked, was thrown
down. A colored man was injured by the
falling wall.
More Attachments Against Baum
e. Co.
New YORK, Sept. 2~1.-Judge Donahue,
of the Supreme Court. granted two more
attachments agains. the property in this
State OF J. Baum l. Co.. the suspended San
Francisco clothiers. One was obtained by
George W. Page, assignee of the National
Park Bank, upon a claim Of S11 1853 in
money loaned, which WAS In June last.
The other was granted In q suit brought
by the Bank of California through their
agents in this city, Laidlaw h Co., to re-
cover S25 900, the value of two bills of ex-
change made by Baum & Co. during last
month. which were taken by the bank, the
payments Of which was refused when pre-.
sented for acceptance.
The Presidential Party. ,
PAUL SMITHS, ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS,
Me-, Sept. 21.-The President, accom-
panied by Mrs. Cleveland. Mrs. Folsom
and Colonel and Mrs. Lamont. arrived
here last night on their return trip to
Washington. Yesterdays journey was
made on foot through woods and by row
boats over seven lakes between this place
and the Saranac Inn. After dinner last
evening an informal reception was held in
the hotel parlors. To-day Paul Smith
| will drive the party to Paul Smiths Sta
ton on the Northern Adirondack railroad.
and the remainder of the trip will be made
by rail.
Ent0mbed Miners Found.
SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 21.-Superinteud-
ent Nichol went into the Marvin sLaft and
found the dead bodies of ak OF the eight
men who we're imprisoned in the mine by
a cave that occurred on Monday last. The
bodies were found in a gangway, where the
missed men were supposed TO be gathered
when the fall occurred. They were not
crushed, and lay as If they had gone to
sleep. Decomposition was far advanced.
The entombed had evidently been suffo-
Gated soon after the accident.
Terrible Wind and Rain storm.
W~ILKEsBARRE, Pa. Sept. 2i.--Alden. q
small mining town nine miles from here,
was visited by q terrible wind and rain
storm late last night. Nearly every build
ing was damaged. Several houses occupied
by Hungarians were swept away, and
many others were unroofed. Morris drug
store, Martin Plute's house and barn and
the public school building were wrecked.
The storm caused the widest alarm, and
several people were injured, but none "a
tally.
Supreme Court Business Increasing
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-The Supreme
Court Of the United States will convene for
October on Monday. the 18th proximo.
The number Of cases on the docket increase
steadily from year 10 year. On the 20th OF
September, 1885, the cases docketed mum.
bered 964. At the close Of business In the
Clerks Office tonight there we're |, 0O2 cases
on the dockes-an increase Of So.
Grand Lodge Officers.
BosroN, Sept. 2l.-Following officers for
the ensuing year were elected to-day by
the Sovereign Grand Lodge OF Odd Fell
lows. now In session In this city: Grand
Sire. John Fl. White. Of New York; Deputy
Grand Sire, j. @. Underwood. OF Kentucky;
Grand Secretary. T. A. Ross. of New Jsr-
sew; Grand Treasurer. A. Shepard, of Penn.
sylvanis.
Florida's Recent Apache ImmI.
grants.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept. 21.-Under
Col. Wades Oonroy the Chiracahuas
Apsches were safely lodged in Fort Mar
ion. st. Augustine, this evening At 4