Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-11

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ties had received information that amob
ii tended to lynch them.
wholesale slaughter of Negroes.
YAzoo Cry, Nov. 10.-A letter from
Tehula reports terrible shooting affairs
there yesterday. Marshal Vantry McBee
attacked a negro and severely wounded
him. Later in the day he attacked
negro, and still later a third.
He then jumped on his horse and rode
away, but after going two miles went
back to Tehule, where he began to drink
and iourished his pistol. He finally shot
another negro, who has since died. Nc
Bee then fed to Cane Brskes. The Sheriff
and four other mon are in pursuit OF him.
McBee is accompanied by his brother,
Albert. They are armed with six or eight
pistols and shot guns, and it is reported
that they have declared that they will not
be taken alive.
Tariff Reform.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 10.-Hon. j. G.. Car
Isle being interviewed by a Times CORE
spondent at Wichita, KS, states this even
ing that he did not consider the result Of
the late election damaging to the tariff re-
form generally. Revenue reformers had
been informed that it would be stronger
numerically in the next Congress in pro-
portion to the total number of Democrats
than in the last Congress, and the policy
of tariff reform, he thought. must and
would continue to be pressed. Mr.. Car
Isle contradicted the report that be con-
templated removing from Kentucky.
Charged with Criminal Negligence.
PORTAGE. Wis, Nov. 10.-The Coro-
ner's jury at Rio concluded their investi-
CATION of the recent disaster on the st.
Paul road. The verdict finds that q
switch was left open by the negligence OF
G. II. Wells, a brakeman. Wells has
been arrested at the instance OF the Coro-
ner and was taken before a Justice OF the
Peace to-day, charged with criminal
negligence. He was bound over to appear
before the Circuit Court.
Acre Of Coal Burning.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 10. - A Dispatch
special says: The fire in the Standard coal
mines at Mount Pleasant, Pa. is still
burning. Acres OF coal are now on fire,
and the flames are making their way to-
ward the abandoned cells in which the
coal ia exhausted. These cells are filled
with fire damp, and a terrible gas ex-
plosion that may destroy an immense
amount of property is feared.
An ExtraditiOn Warrant Served
MONTREAL, Nov. 10. Sheriff Hitch
cock arrived here to-day from Washing
ton with the Presidents warrant for John
F. Hoke's extradition. In case OF any
xAaaslIa 1af1nk 80 Aha A-sxnfoI .rapRQnk for
Hokes' arrest a second warrant has been
issued and served at the instance OF Assist
ant Cashier Ely, OF the the Merchants
National Banks of Peoria.
A Homicide Over Cards.
SHREVEPORT, La, Nov. 10.-A shocking
ARRAY occurred in Bossier Parish. in
which q man named Phillips was killed
and one named Sherrad Smith was NOR
tally wounded. The men fought with
revolvers, nine shots being fired. all Of
which took effect. The difficulty which
led to the fight arose over q game OF cards.
A Newspaper Man Suicides.
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. TO- This
morning the police found Jesse H. Lard,
formerly one of the editors of the Post,
more recently on the Boston Journal Of
Commerce, and lstterly with the Scientific
American, lying or the grave OF his wife
in the old cemetery. He had KILLED him
self with a revolver.
A LOriIIard Estate Sold.
New YORK, Nov. 10.-Tbe sale OF the
estate Of the late George L. Lorillard at
the Real Estate Exchange drew together q
large number OF real estate men. capital
lists and spectators. The bidding was
spirited, the amount realized by the sale
being $64S, 700.
Lucky Louisiana Drawings.
New ORLEANS. Nov. 10.-Att the monthly
drawing of the Louisiana Lottery drawing
to-day the first prize was won by No. o.
$50; the second by No. 48, 900; third, g.
853; fourth, 8 .011; fifth, 60. 1875. The five
So, 1000 prizes were won by Nos. 2,725, H.
219, 1850, 81, $50 and 295, 52S.
A GnbernatOriaI Inauguration.
ATLANTA, Nov. 10. - Gen. John B.
Gordon was to-day inauaurated as Gov
ernor of Georgia. He was sworn in by
Chief Justice Jackson. His inaugural
address was a plea for the assertion Of
States rights. There was an imposing
military display.
Powder Works Blown Up.
YOUNGSTOWN, N. j., Nov. 10.-An ex-
plosion occurred at the Forcite powder
works at Lake Hopatong shortly before 8
O'Clock this afternoon. One man WAS
killed and five others seriorsly injured.
Rack to the WEsGe House.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-The President
and Mrs. Cleveland, and the Cabinet Of
ficers who accompanied them to Boston,
returned to Washington at 4 o'clock this
afternoon.
Remember, DR.. Freeman only remains
at the Jackson House three days. n
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