Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-29
HiSTERN ~ES.
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
ESPECIAL TO TEL SENTINEL
NEW YORK.
New YORK. july .;

ny 80
The jury in the case of Ex-Chief of
Police McNilliamS and one DOYLE,
of Jersey city, charged with conSpira-
cv with three well-known burglars to
rob the First National Bank, rem
dered a verdict this afternoon of not
guilty.
A Herald special from St. John, says
the ligresS, of the POlariS Search En-
petition, sailed this evening. She
had been delayed here in order to
make some repairs and have her
boilers thoroughly and finally over
hauled. According to the best calula-
ton, she will arrive at Disco OH or
about the 9Th Of August.
The stables of the Broadway and
Twenty-Third streets stage line, Il
large three-story brick building, cor
ner OF Twenty-seventh street and
Ninth. Avenue, took fire this morning,
and the upper floors were completely
destroyed. A number OF stages were
! also burned.
Patsy Mclaughlin and Jim Kehoe
met at Weeiawnin, \. j., Yesterday
morning, to engage in Il prize tis ht,
bat we're prevented by the sheriff of
the county. The cry of police being
raised. the principals and their sup
porters scampered Oft. On the way to
the battle-ground one party in a sail
boat had "A fight, capsiZing the boat,
and two men were drowned.
A few of the hundred and fifty
young Russian wOman who were
driven from Zurch ty order of the
Car, while pursuing their medical
studies in that city, have arrived here
nearly mOneyleS>, and wanting so ne
thing to do. They are described AS
accomplished women.
Carl NOgt was saved from Surren-
der to the Prussian Government by a
decision from Acknowledgement VI il
lialn>. He emphatically denies that
he Is the murderer of Chevalier De
Bianco, and explains the di>po>ses-
sion of the bank notes and other Sc
curities which Chevalier's relatives
claim, by saying that he had received
them from a Woman, known here as
Mrs. NOgt, who bought them in Lon
don from a German. This woman is
now earning q livelihood by Scrib-
bling in law offices in this city, while
the lawyers are fighting for a hun
dred thousand dollars worth of secu-
rites which she handed over to them
after Nogt's arrest, to pay the eX.
penses OF his de!eIIse.
OHIO.
80.
At R~ogersville, Ohio, Saturday
night, during The trial Of a man cali
ing himself jeff. Davis, for raping a
a nine-year old girl, the lights in The
room were put out, and the prisoner
dragged ont of door and shot twice
with a revolver. He was dragged by
the heels two square, and hung to "a
tree Till lie was dead.
A band of ku kluX raided uron the
farm of Mrs. Mason Brown, mother
OF Il. GratZ Brown, in Owens county,
Ky, Friday night, killed Louis =. il
SON, cnlOred, burned his house down,
and damaged other farm property.
The farm contained large growing
crops Of cOrn and TOBACCO, which will
be dltlcult 10 harvest i'll the absence
OF labor, which has been driven OFT
by the ku kluX. Other farms were
visited by them. and the owners
warned against employing negroes.
TENN ESSEE.
MEMPHIS, July %.
A mysterious murder was commit
ted at 1873 Monroe street Yesterday.
The victim was Frank Moore, "a we'll
known citizen. About 3 o'clock A. NJ,
his wife was awakened by IA noise re-
semOling persons struggling, and
called to her husband what's the
matter" He replied, some one has
pop ed Il cap at me" and a moment
afterwards fell heavily on the floor.
she alarmed the neighburs, VINO came
in and found him lying insensible,
with a wound in the head. He never
spoke again. but fingered till 5o'clock
A. NJ, when he expired. The window
down stairs was raised and the ward
robe door in the bedroom was open
which Mrs. Moore had shut when
they retired. The general impression
is that the murder was committed 10y
a burglar who had been discovered in
the room by Moore but still neither
hi, wife nor the young man sleeping
down stairs heard any report OF a
pistol.