Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-12

Hall. where they will lie in state.
Tne Grand Lodge will furnish the
guard of honor while the BODY re-
mains in state. The church service
will take place at Rev. Mr.. Hep
worth church, Madison avenue. at 4
p. ". Friday. Or. stephen ID. IL.
living. Jr.. will read the Protestant
Episcopal Church service. which will
tie followed 10y "A erinOn bv Mr.. Hep
worth. and the Deputy Grand Mar
shall will conduc; the Masonic burial
services. The President. at his ex-
press Wish. was informed last evening
of the arrival OF the body, and has
signified his intention of being pres
ent at the services on Friday.
Frank II. Walworih was arraigned
i'm the Court Oi Oyer aud Termiuer
to-day on the charge OF having mur-
dered his father. He pleaded. through
his coul Sci. Judge GarNin. not guilty.
Counsel for the defense are To- arrange
with the District Attorney for the day
of tri u, which will be in about two
weeks.
The Injunction sought for by Mark
Twain. to restrain the publication of
his works 10y Il. L. Such, was grant, Il
this morning.
The steamship Thuringa, bearing
the remains oi the late Minister Orr
arrived his evening.
The opinion of the Court of Appeals
in the Stokes cast inferentiallv de-
clared the constitutionaiitv of the
New Jeisey law, under which the
formation or expression Of al opinion
shall not operate to the exclusion of
a Juror who takes an oath, that he be-
lleves he raj render an impartial
verdict Oh the evidence.
MAINE.
PASSPORT, June II.
\ sad accident occurred this morn
ing at the a works. Repairs were
to he made, and a Young man named
Hiram Lawrence, Went down to the
gasoiEeter To let off the water. Gas
overcanle him, and he fell from the
ladder into the water. His brother
f. iward went down to rescue him,
and he too suffucated and fell.
Another brother James tied a rome
around his body, and was lowered
down. but he had TO be drawn up inn
~mediately. He was nearly dead. and
now lies in IA precariOuS condition.
The others were dead when taken
out.
MISSOURI.
Sr. LOUIS. June II.
Agnes D%onnel'v, the young lady
who was with Mrs. Fore when her
husband assaulted and ATTEMPTED to
Kill her with "A latchet ON the street Il
few days e to day. made intorml-
ton n court charging Joseph II. Fore
with an assault with intent to kill his
wife. The preliminary examination
viii take place this week.
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, June II.
Inc excitement about the cholera is
greatly allayed. The weather has
turned unusually cool, and contrary
10 The expectations OF the physicians,
II prevail ling sickness shows fever,
and much more controllable cases in
fact. Il Very few If any cases have
proved fatal for the past few DAYS. if
they were reached by medical aid in
time.
MEMPHIS. June II.
Inc cholera is undoubtedly increaS-
ing. The intrrinents to-day We're IS
against ID Yesterday, AID at 6 O'Clock
THIS evening, tn undertaktrS had re-
'tlved orders for fourteen coffinS for
tomorrow. The weather i, still cloudy
and >ultry. Hon. Jacob The nps,n a,
Secretary OF the Interior under
buchanan, is dangerously i'll with the
cholera.
INDIANA.
ANNAPOLIS. June II.
Joseph Nicholson was to-,iav sen
fenced to death tor the murder of
Mrs. Langley, and will doubtless
suffer death on the first OF August. in
company with his accuml lice, Ilalla-
han.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA. June 10.
Benz Palmer, second mate of the
bark j, b. Dut1irld. of Naru,outh