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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-16
Gbrtfian 0tOfcIiMS.

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2ouiltdna. 9Drllttdn Goielius, 1T oteler
Sage in letnem @ohnort GatOnton bet
9tetp Orleans ge1torben. ST murbe etn>
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rener 0eutl6er. S6on in fetnen SUNG
ltn8s1abren fam ct na6 Nmertta, nllo
5tpor mittelos lno nit mangellafter VIZ
Siebung. ST arbeitete iib aber lGneu
empor u1b erlernte mebrere lebenoe tSpra>
den, iopie Die 9sdtstptlienlGaft uno
9te6tspraris.
Otit lebterer begdrn er in Souiiiana
nnb bort 1tanb Ell tett Sabren on ber
Spibe bes Observation-Disclosures, Der bette
Der Yrnfe1ioren Der l1nioeriitGt BON Qouiz
1iuua. Gin biefer mar er iiber 25 Sabre
lana. uuo beinabe pom Der Belt ibrer
WrGn6une an, YrOfeifor bes Gipilre6ts
= ipGter bis Dor einigen Sobren Senior
Der Racultdt. Die lebtere Steae aab ct
ouf bic Profefnr un6 ben 2ebritubI be-
belt er. gti9t cine 8orleiung bat er in
Ser Iangen Belt oeriGumt - troB feiner
riefigen Braris. Sat- iGmmtli6e NbDoz
taten Souiiianas, Die dlteiten aus9enOns
men, nerebren i'm ais ibren Qebrer, unS
1eoer5elt ltan0 or tbnen nit ieinen1 Tatbe
bel ODER lteate ibnen feline ausge5eidnete
8ibliOtkf CUR 8erfl9ung. 8or lat9en
Sabren funglrte er einr1al ais Stats
aniDalt.
8eim 8eginne Ser Notwithstanding
mar er Wtttglieb 6e6 StaatsconDentS BON
&ouiiiana, ber nadber Die Se5eiiionss
proinan3 annahm. Dfit f~eurtger Berebts
Iamfeit un6 e6lem Mutbe frat &oielius
in iener 8erIammlllng gegen Qoutiiana'S
Grennung bon ser Union auf, Die 0ros
Dungen uno Wutbausbrii6e Der Se5eI5
fioniften nero6tenb. Nu6 i%ttml1te ct
NIT ieinem slei6 ti6ti9en @eiinnungsz
genofen s. No. 8o3ier gegen bic Se5el7
fionsDroinan3. st ia9te ben oantals 10
Gbermitbieen Sunfern bon 9ouIitana
beinabe m0rtli6 porouS, tpojA tie IS NIT
ibrem 8erratbe oil BET Union brtt9eit
piirben. Ginige 3ett na9 Der Sccupa1
tton bon Netp Orleans burd ote Suroe5>
truppen ipurbe ibm bon etrlem Der yta6s
fol0er Gen. Buffers i'm bortt9en &onts
manoo, bic Oberri6terfteue AM Oberges
ri0te BON Gouifiana an9eboten. ST
Iebnte lie ieoo6 ab, neil er feline @aranz
tie bafiir erbtelt, SAP bic Wilitdrgeipalt
bic @ntibeioungen beS pberften biirgerlt>
den @eri6tsbofes anerfennen miirbe.
S6on Dpr Sabren batte ct fi6 bur6
feline 4%Sbofatur ein betrd 6tlibes Ser
m0gen ertporben, nit benz ct ii6 in ben
Sutherland suriidsos. st lieB ii6 aber
barauf in SpefuIationen Elm, bel oenen
ct iein ganses 8erm6gen berIor unb be-
beuteno in S9uloen gertetb. Wtan rietb
ibm bamuls, Die gersiniti9ungen bes
8unferottgeieBes IN Anlpru6 gu nebs
men, auein er tpeigerte fi6 enti6ieben,
ft6 auf bieie Dirt ieinen Serle9enbetten
unb 8erpflt6tungen au ent3ieben. Gr
na6m bieImebr feline 9raris tpieber arf
a1nf m96r .@s1nma 3eirer @6 1sInsg'" bie er
benin aud ale beri4tt8t bat. 8ts penige
Sage Dor fetnem Gobe pibmete ct fi6
6ann tpieber nit aItem GrfoIge uno9tub>
me Der Mbnotatur. &r tpar nod duBerit
riiittg; aber cine nllr spettd9ige Srante
belt ma9te fetnem 2eben elm Gnbe. Gos
ieltus binterIdBt cine Sp6tcr, Srau Gaz
peua, Bic Dor ~einisen 8o6en ibren Sat-
ten p%erlOr, un6 mebrere @nfeI nnb
GufeItnneu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-16

-NuS % ii n Of miro bonn 10. 9t1z
quit 9emeloet: No6 lit Die @ntriItung
uber ben on 5rduletn 6ebberling Deriibs
ten Halbmpro ni6t perrau6t, 1no lbDn
tpIeber baben mir Elm neIes dueres
Uerbre6en su ber3et6nen. 6eute
Sormtttag prroe bon BEN @GIberu i'm
@lodenba6e binter Der proteltantiI0en
S6ule eth lansiam i'm Waiier 6abertrei,
benoer @egcnitanb beinertt uno nn's
Sano 9e3o9en. 0a fanb fib, in elm
Grduenbemb etngebiiut, ein n~oQItGnbio
oont Stur1pte g%etreunter menldltber
Sopf. Oerlel6e 9eb0rt einem iunoen
gtdnne an uno bat elm glatt r~oIirtes @ez
lt9t nit t6tpar3en '6aaren. 4infs mn
redts an ben S6ldfen beftnben i'd tiefe,
BON einem itumpfen Snitrumente berz
rlbrenoe 9D6er, tpel6e Ben S6Gbcl lerz
iprengt baben. Ser Sopf lit 5 GentiInez
ter tief unter benz 6alie nit etnem ie6r
16arfen Snltrumente, po6ri6einli6 nit
telit zines 6iebes, bonn Stumble ohnez
trennt tporoen. 0erielbe f6eint b6hz
items bret his bier Sage i'm 8aI1er dele
gen 81 baben. lin i'm fiber in bQiieIbe
81 berlenfen, tpar bas Srauen6emb. in
tuel6es CT e~tngetptfelt mar, nit einem
Stride sugei9niirt unb an Ben Strif elm
Ste"elitetn %angebanoen. Mal1 bat IS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-16
ESGcl,enfliche Sllinois GSfoofs-Bcif,4no.

bier speifelsobne nit einem i6meren
8erbre6en au tbun, uno es mag Die
MutbmaBung, baB Ser iunge Wann bon
iogenannten Souls" get0Otet iporoen lei,
ni6t go!15 unbegrtnloet iein, tpenn MAI
ben llmitano, baB Der &opf in Elm Trauz
enbemo geipidelt mar, in 8etra9t siebt.
Der @nna6me, boB Set &opf etpa gu
Dem I'M p~origen Sabre in BEN Gandlen
auf8etunOenen Stumble geb0ren m6ge,
tptoeriprt0t oaS friideNusicDen beiiel6en
= Sn elmer g arifer S6aubube
lit tine ubGrtige 6rau" 3u %.bepunbern,
oas @ntree am Gingange llilnmt Elm fleis
mes, freunoli6es WG66en in @~mpfurg.
Gin 3ui6auer, Ser ft6 brinnen an benz
Nbanomen er9obt bate. slan6te benz
ntebltden &tnoe etipas S6er3bafteS ia>
gen 81 mil iien unb fragte, es ianft inter
bas Slim faiieno: vNt6t pabr, &leine,
Die bartige Trau lit 0eine DIANA ?" =
vgfet1, mein 6err, ie lit mein Bapa."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-16

i6Iagen, iuie eS fattii9 nit BEN berii6z
ti8ten fran50ltiden Spoliations9eloern
bis auf ben beutigen Sag Ser Sal lit.
Der Nerger Sobn 8ups iiber ietne
Nieoerlage in Der Nlabama76rage miro
tt9 pouenos a~bfublen, penn er bebenft,
ipte biui9 er; Der nit ben Ser. Staten
ben friebli9en Beg be5 S6ieOSgert6tes
betrat, tpes9efommen 1T i'm Serglet0e
NIT 8ranfrei6, baS nit ie;tem @egi1er
ben bluti9en Yfab beS Srieges betrat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-16

Oetoglem: 5. Hs" e t3Ff% g9 Sisgrt a" s 80; %.9 s; s5"s
unb lang, Outer poq @tilb uno feline @iiet, ipann 9ee
itobleu. &eiBe @;ldjie, beibe 3interlhBe peiB, re6ter
me, ger Sinterbuf 9e(b geitretit, 14A 9ono bob, 8 Sabre
alt. Sir irgeno cine Aodrtd)t itebt cine quite S%elObulag
unO $50 meroen ertrG iir 8eltbalten b3 DtebeS 9eiablt.
a0rellire y. @ouleI, !0pte 4art, @oos 60; 81.
Siep2tu1m0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-16
1m3eiAem n.
SoSes=Qlmaet0e.

Sreinten nnb 8efaunten bic traurise Madrt3t, baB
nnier pietecliebteS G56ierhen Oora na6 4 Wonot
larlcn ye;oen i'm Mlter pOn II Wouaten nno % GaSen
9eitern Mtorsen nm & llbr ianft uerl9ieoen lit.
GbnS. Na3croOrf,
9tmoIic 4apctOorT
1n1 oeh. Sdr0oer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-16

s,iifet @md, boz EuaGfaIber.

Gin Cpfer frnber $ubiserettnn, po6ur6 NeruenI6wdz
d., i~riitBeiiiae Snttrditnag eroi9te, prriudtc ieoes ouaez
sstaie 0etlmittel %peggebcne: bis CT elm eiuia9es Mtittel
:ur SelbfsGur eutocGte, has er iret ieineu 9eibcnsoes
f6trten sui6idt. &oreife: j. Eks Reeves, gto. ia
Nalau Ctr. 9ieps9ort.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-17
eureka Scutiucl.
TUESDAY. JUNE IL. 1873.
The Civil Service Reform.

The reform project, which has been
agitating every department of the
General Government for the past two
or three years, We confess has engen-
dered our scepticism in regard to its
beneficial operation, and to the practi-
bility of its working, although the
patriotism and correctness of the
measure is accepted. The aim of the
reform is to fill the offices of the Re-
public with competent and reliable
men but it is only too apparent that
the system through which this desira-
BILE end is hoped to- be accomplished
is crude and valueless as it now
stands. 1t is recommended by the
advisory board that the country be
divided into four districts, each to
have its Chief Examiner and its pro-
per subalterns. In instituting four
Boards of Examiners instead of one,
the plan is not simplifed, and the
trust for honesty and ability is put in
a greater instead of a less number of
men. After laboring faithfully to per-
fectthe system, Curtis retired from the
Board, feeling that no plan of action
could be hit upon that would meet
the appreciation of the President. We
would like to see an application ofthe
system in any shape the Board may
finally recommend, since so much
time and labor have been expended
upon it. To hold the member or
members of Congress who indorse an
appl can't for office to a strict account
ability for the conduct of officers
selected through their recommended
ton should be a measure adopted. An
Endorsement Of this kind should lie
made as binding as ar Endorsement
upon a ntta.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-17
The Elected Negroes.

In the case of Lester Wallack, in
New York, his counsel have put in
their answer to the suits brought by
several negroes, whom he excluded
from his theatre. The ground taken
is, that the establishment in conduct
as a private business allows the pro-
prietor 10 sell tickets, or refuse them,
at discretion, or to revoke them after
they are sold; that the tickets in ques-
ton were sold to negroes under the
supposition that they Were buying for
others, and that they were not eXclud-
ed on account OF color. Wal!ack must
for the negroes will not accept an
answer unless verified.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-17

with her son in Kansas, where a few
days since she was tIken ill, and the
physician summoned TO her aid told
her she was poisoned and had but a
few hours to- live. Facing inevitable
death, she m lde a confession which
EXPOSED TO To the world a ficnd incar-
nate. She confessed to having poison
ed her husband in 1865, Mrs. a. W.
Drake. her own daughter, and two
children Of A. w. Drake, the wife of
+. Il. Drake, formerly of this city, and
last September. \. w. Drake. She
then went to her sons. and a short
time ago made a mixture of poison TO
administer to him on the first oppor-
tunitv. but feeling unwell a day or
two after, she went after medicine to
the cupboard, and by mistake took
the fatal dose prepared for her own
son, which resulted in her own death.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

BAYoNNE. June 10.
1t is reported that General Nouvellas
has defeated the Carlists under Done
Carrav. neal Nittoria. Three hun
dred insurgents were killed and
wounded and 700 taken prisoners.
SPAIN.
MADRID. June Is.
Casterleralla proposes To the Cortes
the division of Spain and her colonies
into the following Federal States /:
Catalonia, ASrogon, Neverre. BiScay,
Valencia. Muncia. New CASTLE. Old
CASTLE. Salicia, .AlluSia. Upper and
Lower Estremondura, Cuba, Porto
Rico. the Boelieric Islands. the Ca
naries and the Phillipeons. The
Cortes will on Tuesday next elect a
special commission to draw up the
Federal Constitution. The Commits
sion will consist of twenty-five men
bers. of whom twelve will be depu-
ties of the present CorteS and thirteen
representatives of the Federal States.
TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS, June Is.
There W. re twentv-one irterments
to-day against twelve yesterday.
Physicians say the number OF cholera
patients is increasing, but the disease
yields more to treatment than before.
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS. June Is.
The funeral of Major Henry Ewing
to-day was very imposing and nu-
merously attended.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BoSToN, June Is.
The Medical Committee appointed
by the Government to investigate the
present mental condition of Smith,
the Westfield murderer. report they
find him SAL and of fair intellect.
The Government and Council there
upon decline to Interfere, and he will
be hanged on the 9th instant.
CONNECTICUT.
New HAVEN, June Is.
The large wooden building of II. b.
Bigelow's iron works, on River street.
was totally destroyed by fire this
morning. The finished and untin-
iShed machinery which the building
contained was also DESTROYED. Loss,
500, 000 insured for 500, 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-17

pi",.'iC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM

SAN FRANCISCO, June 16.
Rev. DR.. Stone delivered a sermon
last night on the Chinese question,
taking the ground against exclusion
and persecution.
d. o. Mills resigned the Presidency
of the Bank Of California.
1t is reported again to-day that VIM.
Sharon has concluded the purchase Of
Observation-Disclosures interest in the
Central Pacific Railroad.
W. c. RalstOn. it is said, will make
room in the Bank of California for the
employment OF three or four ladies.
Tyler Curtis has gone to Europe and
concluded not to return here to over
whelm his slandererS.
\ light driZZling rain last night to-
day his cloudy and hot.
Elizabeth j. Given was divorced
from G. NJ. Dexter, to-day. on his APP
plication. He married her - wears
since, but recently learned that she
was all the time the wife OF j. w.
Given, and was never divorced from
him.
\ forged draft for $500 was present.
ed to the United States Sub-Treasurer
to-day for payment, but the forgery
was discovered. 1t is thought there
are others circulating here.
The Committees Of 200 and 3O0onthe
Fourth o! July celebration met this
afternoon for the purpose of etfecting
a compromise. General Cazeneau
offered to resign as President of the
Day, if the Committee of 800 would
accept Jacob Deeth as Grand Mar
shall. The proposition was accepted.
Jacob Deeth was tnen unanimously
elected Grand Marshal. Judge
Thompson was elected President of
the day. ana the conference broke no
amidst great good hulnor and hearty
cheers.
Ninety-one foreign creditors Of the
Phoebe estate have sued for one and a
Quarter million of dollars in the
Nineteenth District Court.
SACRAMENTO, June 1871
The COrOner's jury in the case of the
boy BOilanO, whose body was found
i'll the river Sunday evening, returned
a verdict of death by accidental
drowning.
The 81, 900 running race proposed by
the lessee OF the Agricultural Park
course was filled with eight or ten en-
tries. 1t takes place June Goth.
Nuhlva, a kanaka, who was stabbed
by a countryWOlnan two months ago,
died at the County H0spi al on the
18th from the effects OF his injuries.
C.S. Brana was found on the street
dangerously shot, and who said he
fell from his horse, and was wounded
by his own pistol. 1t proves that he
was shot by another Italian, a former
business partner, whom the police
haI e under arrest.
NEVADA.
HAMILTON, June 16.
This morning, James Logan, one of
the oldest and best miners of Eastern
Nevada, put, in a charge of giant
powder which failed to explode.
Logan attempted to pick it out. when
it exploded, tearing Off one arm, and
tota ly destroying his eye sight. He
will nrALa llu ronIrnI
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-17

NATIONAL FINANCES AND TANEs,-
On the first of this month the total
debt of the United States bearing in
terest was just about. in round mum.
bers, 81, 720, 900, 600. The total debt. in
Guiding legal tenders and other
liabilities not bearing interest, was
-, 260, ~, $50. And there was in the
treasury, Sl10, 000, 900 in cash. In the
three months ending May 3lst, 1878,
the debt payments were S7,il6,S21.
But in the same time there was a
marked increase of cash in the treas.
ury; and the payments might have
been $50. 00O, 700 without. the least In
convenience. The receipts for the year
promise to overgo the estimates made
by the Secretary of the Treasury by
81, 600 900 to $50, 900 900. The national
finances are therefore in a healthy
condition, and hint to the next Con-
gress the necessity of still further re-
ducing both direct and indirect taxes.
CHIEF JUSTICES.-lhe following Is
a list, in their order. of the Chief JUS
tees of the United States: l. John
jaw. .. John Rutledse nominated
and presided for n term, but not
confirmed. s. William Cushing nom
mated and confirmed but never pre-
sided. 1. Oliver Ellsworth. 5. John
Marshall. 6. Roger Brook fancy. {.
Salmon Portland Chase. John jay
died n 1929, al the age OF ST John
Ruiledge in 1850, at the age of 81; VIM.
Cushing in 1910, at the age of Il; Oil
Yer Ellsworth in 1907, at the age of Sc;
John Marshall in 1926. at the age of 81;
Roger B. fancy in 1854, AT the age Of
81, and Salmon 2. Chase in 1873, at the
age of 65.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-17

THE Colorado people have a severe
and weighty project on hand. They
propose putting a tunnel through tue
Rocky Mountains from Blackhawk,
or Central City, 4 Middle Park. This
bore is to be large enough to admit of
Use for railway trains, on the narrow
guage ~plan-a!ter ali Of the silver
veins that the tunnel taps have been
we'll developed. English capitalists
are to furnish the funds; twelve miles
is the distance to be tunneled: and the
whole affair is to be a big thing on ice.
1t is cooling subject for consideration
during the dog days weather.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-17

THECuban unpleasantness has used
up something like 10000 or 10000 re-
gular troops of the Spanish army,
and the Government is pushing ahead
its colored reserve. Three thousand
rifles and a million cartridges left
New York on Wednesday for the use
of the negroes that are being rushed
into the field. Mother Spain havin,
shut down on the reinforcements for
the Gem of the Antilles, this black
guard is apparently the dernie'' resort,
unless, perhaps, a Coolie contract can
be arranged. And even in that event
the struggle can't last much longer.
Free Cuba a fact ought soon to be the
acknowledged status.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-17

THE temperance men of New York
are indignant az the failure OF the Re-
publican majority in the Legislature
to redeem the promises Of the party
respecting prohibition. A call has
been issued for a Convention to meet
at Albany, June oath, and indications
point to a large attendance, with i'm
portant political results. The defeat
of the local option bill is the prime
cause of dissatisfaction.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-17

The programme of the new Minis
try of Spain reads we'll. II will favor
the speedy demarkation of the Federal
States, the restoration of discipline in
the army, the proclamation of martial
law against the Carlists, liberty i'll the
Antilles and the suppression of
slavery. If it does this in good faith
there will never teanotLcr monarchy
IN Spain.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-17
uAAIEnN DISPATCHES.
~ OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL TO TIE SENTINEL
WASHINGTON.
SPECIAL

WASHINGTON, June Is.
Recent proceedings in regard to the
return of the kickapoo Indians to the
United States are in accordance with
the action of the Mexican Govern
ment. 1t was suggested that the Gov
eminent OF the United States APP
point new agents to advise the Gov
eminent OF Neuva Of the time and
place On the frontier where agents
can present themselves to the Indi-
ms. The Government of Mexico
would, in such cases, provided that
the authorities who represent 1t in that
region should take a part in the con-
ference, and if the Indians should de-
tarmine to settle on the reservation
in the United States, the Mexican
forces would escort them to a point
where the American troops might re-
ceive them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-17

Nj. y. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses Tor rent and for sale in all parts
OF the city. Also /. G. Bateman's AGENT
Tor the AIcnrOe Survey. Office at the
California Lumber Iard, southeast cor.
ner o. BUC! and batClaaa streets. anlO
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-17

LARG EST CITIES. - The Memorial
Deplomatique gives the following in
teresting account of the density Of
population in the great centers of HUI
manity throughout the globe. There
are nine cities having a population ex-
ceeding 1,000,0 900 souls, viz: London.
1921 900 Soochow, 2,O00, 900; Paris,
1852, 900; Pekin, 1,54S, 900; Yedo, Lodi
900; Canton, 1866 900; Constantinople,
l.Ol5,0O0; Sinont-an, in the province Of
Human, 1000, 900, and Tchan-tchoan-
foo, in the province of Fokien, 1,0OO,-
0O0. 1t will be seen that, although
London holds the first place, the Chi
nese empire can still boast Of possess
ing more populous cities than all the
civilized States ofthe West. The mum.
Der of cities possessing a population
from above half a million is twelve.
viz: New York, Vienna, Berlin,
Hangkaow, Philadelphia, St. Peters
burg, Bombay, Calcutta, Foochow,
Schehing, Bankok and Kioto. Twenty
cities have a population Of from $780,
900 to 400, 900 inhabitants, thirty-three
of from 200, 600 to 800, COZ, and ninety
O ffrom 100000 to 100000 inhabitants.
Europe alone possesses Ill cities con-
tanning more than 0 1000 inhabitants,
at the head of which stand London.
Paris, ConstantinOple, Vienna, Berlin
and st. Petersburg.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-17

A DISPATCH from Memphis, Ten
nessee, yesterday, states that the
number OF deaths from cholera are
increasing. On Saturday last the in
terments numbered 81, against
II the day before. The physi-
clans acknowledge the malady is in
creasing, bat say that it is yielding
more readily to the remedial agents
now than when it first appeared. By
reference to our telegraph columns it
will also be eel that Il case Of whole
sale poisoning is reported developed
at Decatour, Illinois. 4 Mrs. York
was taken suddenly i'll, and when
told by her physician that she was
fatally poisoned, she revealed a cata-
logue Of crimes startling in the cx-
treine, She confessed to having
poisoned seven persons, among whom
were her husband and daughter, and
to have prepared a deadly draught for
her son, but took it herself through a
mistake,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-17

s9l '5uIpIInq 9pugLD eI
AI9uollo9Juoo .s.oqo!N ~ kyIaD aaI
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-17

In Eureka, June l6, Lizzie Nevada.
daughter OF +. and j. Barnes, aged ii
months and IL days.
THE funeral will take place from the
residence OF the parents at 3k O'Clock to-
day. Friends are invited.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-17
NEW YORK.
\EW NORK. .Iunf

NEW YORK. June Is.
\ World special from London saws
Emperor William continues seriously
i'll. Private adviceS respecting his
condition SAY it is alarming.
Francis Glllen, aged twenty-three, a
stean,-tittet of 131 Mulberry street.
this evening met MS wife Ellen. agt d
nineteen, whom he had married live
months ago, but with whom he had
lever lived, in front of % Crosby
street, where she was walking with a
friend. and after a few moments COLI
Versation brought her up Broom
street, near Elm, and stabbed her five
times IN the breast, causing instant
death.
James Duffy was stabbed and in
s:antiy killed by Ed. Kirkland, alias
Curtis, in a drunken affray.
New YORK, June Is.
lanes Curtin, while drunk. early
Yesterday morning, quarreled with
ms wife, Wntn a young and idiotic
brother of the Ia ter interfered and
struck Curtin With an AK, fatally
wounding him.
y Washington special saws the Mex
lean Border investigation Committee
nave returned To that city to preplre
their report. They have been engag-
cd constantly since January 10th, and
have heard evidence. In addition 10
thirteen hundred eX parta aflldavits.
several women and children who had
escaped from the Indians, appeared
before the Commissioners and tol /
the story of their terrible sutlerings.
The ComanchcS are said TO lie mai. "
engaged in regard TO the business of
stealing and selling the children and
women of white settlers. while the
kickapoos and Lipans, and Mexicans
disguised as such, chiefly continc
themselves 10 cattle stealing. The
raids Of these people are SO frequent.
that stock raising within 200 miles of
the Rio Grande has been well nigh
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ILLINOIS,.

CHICAGO, June l6.
4 Decatur, Illinois, dispatch tells a
remarkable story Of wholesale muir
der by a female po;Soner. Last sep
TENDER, A. w. Drake, a farmer living
nea Moamequa, H., died under sus-
piciOus circumstances, and Mrs. York,
his mother-in-la law and house-keeper,
was suspected of having had some
thing To do with his sudden death; but
no steps were ttken to investigate the
matter, and Mrs. York went to live