Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-11
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Virginia Enterprise. July 81
osr SINGULAR CASE
a VS o'clock last night DR..
.as : sent for very hurriedly
a man by the name OF u.
no at Mrs. Stratton's lodg-
90 90 near the Savage works.
DSr.s.sumed ~. that Byrne had
,oison, as he acted very
~ and would not either
~ n.y. speak. DR.. Gates ex-
= the patent aud found no
ma Of poison, but ascer.
The M trouble to be paralysis
chest and voice. His pulse
good, nerves strong and
clear. He writes readily.
nve his arms and limbs,
mot speak. He wrote OH a
I paper that he had been
i his way once before for
five months in Montana.
had been drinking hard for
five days, and OH his way
last night, comparatively
uoiny down the long stairs
6th { street, towards the
works, he received a severe
d II was some time before
he to himself. This is a sim
ease, and at present it Is i'm
le to say whether the patient
,er recover his voice or not.
ems to lie perfectly listless,
ence no pain whatever, and
pst active emetic hardly af-
bim.
lucky EsCAPE.-Yesterday
oon w. r. Chamberlain,
etor of the Depot Hotel,
accompanied by his wife,
nth quite a dangerous ad-
re while on their way to this
They stopped at Hills, at
lot of the grade, to water their
q span of horses which had
tely been driven, and which
full of deviltry. AS Mr..
berlain was about getting
he buggy, after having wa
the team (the lines being
ID the dash-board). the ami
suddenly darted away,
king him down and dragging
two off wheels over him.
Mrs. Chamberlain still seat
the buggy, the team charged
tween a telegraph pole and a
BIT wagon, where the buggy
X and stuck. pitching the
forward upon the rnmp Of
btf horse. Mr.. Chamberlain,
luckily, was not much hurt,
I'D to the spot and rescued his
from the perilous position
Pjch she had landed. She was
tittle hurt, and about the only
bge to the whole rig was the
king of a couple of tugs. At
epairing damages, they came
70 this place, where they ar
i without further adventure.
BRING the month of June
E was received at the depot of
Virginia and Truckee Rail-
Company, Gold Hill, the fol-
ing freight: Coal, 4,70S,4OO
bds; lulIber from Reno, 225,-
feet; merchandise, 99l ,l75
|nds; bullion, 1913 pounds.
|Or WEATHER.-rhe mercury
(erday afternoon stood at S6
ices in the shade at Silver
Z the same at Gold Hill, and
d degrees in this city. Day
lre yesterday the tenn perature
Silver City was SS degrees in
shade.
HERE were yesterday received
be Bank Of California, 1885, 900
Belcher bullion. This shows
that famous mine is still
ming out.
m the Virginia Chronicle, July 81
Glowing is the verdict of the
'hers jury in the nitro-glycer-
explosion case: We, the jury
lmoned by Mr.. Holmes, Cor.
OF Storey county, to appear
ore him at the city of Virginia,
fey county, Nevada, to make
Investigation into the cause
ne death of Jacob L. Van Box
a. J.. p. Smith and William ID.
u.s. being first duly sworn on
J, 20 find from the testimony
the deceased Van Bokkelen's
name was Jacob l.. Van Box
70, a native of the State of
oama, aged Sc years; that de-
'eu Smiths true name was
u Prescott Smith, a native of
York. aged 43 years; that
i: 'ased Davis true name Is
nam d. Davis, aged "a years,
! IN the State of New York;
.nat they came to their death
Tue 18th day of June. A. ID.
at the city of Virginia,
,ey county, Nevada, by an ex-
'on. which We believe. from
evidence, was OccasiOned by
cotton saturated with nitro
e.ine, in the rooms of the de-
ed Van Bokkelen.
NE IN CARsON.-Fire was dis
,'ed at 2:l5 this morning in a
: iot OF wood corded up against
'esldence OF Jos. Rosenstock,
pear street, Carson City. The
uea ,nd We're promptly on the
~; luz, and the flames were ex-
ulshed before any serious
aye WAS 0Ono 'Nho IT, Z. ho