Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-05-13

Ex-Preeident harrison 10 on record ~
an snti-expsnsionist.
President Mckinley is said TO be an
invalid from kidney disease.
James r. Keene is now leader Of the
bear element in the New York stock
exchange.
A smallpox epidemic Of the most yirulens
type 10 raging in Berlin and other large
German cities.
Over $4,000 Japanese lsborers have
arrived in the Hawaiian islands since
their annexation to the United States.
The contract for distributing Government
seeds this year has been let by the Agri-
cultural department to Charles Parker Of
Santa Clara, CAL, for se4,sOO
Foster predicts a normal temperature
for the Pacific Coast for the week ending
May 20, with a normal rainfall, and an
increased rainfall after that date.
Philip Armour is said 10 be breaking
down through remorse over the poisoning
| Of United States soldiers through the
rotten beef supplies sent TO Cuba.
A new railroad company will be moor
porated shortly, capitalized at between
SIS. 900. 900 and 500, O0O. 900. 10 build .
line from Denver TO Salt Lake City.
The officers at Bodie on the last pay
day shut off the faro games. This Is she
hrst time in many years that the tiger has
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easy camp.
Major Lee, counsel for General Miles In
the beef investigation, intimates that il
was possible that Congress might take the
question up in the Fall and institute an
investigation Of its own
The continued absence Of yellow fever
from Havana Astonishes even the sanitary
department. Resident physicians believe
steps taken since American occupation
have made IL possible that the disease may
be checked.
The great inland body Of water in Utah,
known as Salt Lake, has q length of loo
miles with an average width Of thirty
miles, which in some places expands te
sixty miles. It's greatest depth is abou'
six.y-fve feet.
The murderers Of Capt. Brown Of Ogder
have been identified. Their name is Major
and they were residents Of Alameda, Cal
The brother who was killed had recent!
been paroled from San Quentin. Boil
have criminal records.
Mills college, OF California, Is r~ejoicinI
on account Of gifts amounting to $4,000
which have been received during the pas
two months. Az the recent Founder
Day exercises, members Of the Alumni q
far back as 1868 were present.
The Salt Lake jury In ihs case Of ex
banker 8. M. Stout, formerly president o
the Utah National Bank, brought in
. verdict of not guilty. The specific charg'
> was that Stout had made false returns 4
I, the Comptroller Of the Currency.
District Judge Stuart Of Doniphan
, Kansas. has refused to grant a divorce Il
Ellen Phillips and P. o. Phillips, becaus'
their marriage was brought about by ar
~ advertisement in q matrimonial paper
Mrs. Phillips came from Arkansas.
; The New York grand jury, which ha
a been hearing evidence in the case sgains
. Roland b. Molineux, who is accused Of th'
a murder Of Mrs. Kate Adams by poison
sent through the mails, finished Its in
a %vestigation without indiotiDg Molineux.
The Governor Of Idaho states q specis
8 term Of court has been called TO try th
cases against the dynsmiters. A numbe
OF those arrested are turning States evi
, dence, and much valuable testimony i
, being secured. One OF them has givel
many Of the details Of the organization o
the plot to destroy the Bunker Hill AM
Sullivan mill.
A wonderful natural curiosity in Oh
shape Of . we'll which spouts q large col
: umn OF water from 200 to 400 feet higl
has been struck ON the ranch of q Basqu'
sheep raiser named Arroqui, near Whittier
In Los Angeles county. The we'll was be
ing drilled in The hope Of striking oil
several oil wells having recently been de
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