Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-04
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lspACiAL 40 THE SENTINEL


Stokes case, to seeing u pistol picked
up on the stairs, was formerly nurse
in the Morse family, which Fisk used
to visit. She was rigiuly crOss-eXam-
ined. After the recess, testimony i'm
rebuttal was submitted. Capt. Birnes
testified that Henry ID. Cooley swure
that the pistol found was u ~six-chatn-
Der that he told witness on the
evening of the homicide that it was
a fOur-shoOter, and That he positively
ident fled Stokes pistol, now in the
court, AS the one Miss Hall found.
John y. Conner testiiIeu that he lever
knew Fisk carried Il pistol. Philip
Farley testified that lie was up stairs
soOn after the shooting, and saw no
pistol. The testimony of Thos. Hart,
taken betoIe the Coroner, was Offered,
the object being to show the
motives 10y which, he alleged,
he was influenced in giving
testimony, which could not
operate at that time, as he could nOt
then be supposed to have been alp
preached but the judge excluded
his testimony. The defense then put
on the stand Aueline Barker. who
testified that she worked for the
Nurse family i'm December she saw
Fisk at the Grand Central Hotel ; he
was sitting on Il sofa with the Morse
girls she saw Fisk jump of the sofa
anu strike his hand violently on tie
cushion, ut the same time putting his
hand tow ard the rear pocket of his
pants. Townsend offered To prove by
the witness that Fisk, on the occasion
referred to, said he would Kill Stokes
and ruin him that Miss Morse said
to him, Do YOU not see the gallOws
looming up before your" and that
Fisk answered, "The gallOws Will
not he built in New York to hang Jim
Fisk.' Judge Bordman excluded The
testimony.
Augustin Daley has leased the
Globe Theater of \. Il. Stewart, who
ilaces the rent at Il nominal UNI.
The theater will be opened
The Treasurer of the Fifth Avenue
Theater thinks that the fire was set by
AN incendiary.
Daley's loss will reach 500, 900.
The ste amship Erin Yesterday ar
rived with an add tional nuniier OF
destitute Italian immigrants. whoco
plain that they were unable To Su -
SiSt in their own country, ana had
received favorable Inducements to
emigrate.
The Hpralr's Washington special
says Fish's determination to leave the
Cabinet Oh the 4th of March is I'M
alterable. and that the President has
rendered the place to VIM. NJ. Evarts,
who will accept.
The Erie Directory is pressing the
suit instituted bv Fisk against Com
mOdore Vanderbilt for the recovery
of 81 500, 600.
Search for bodies among the ruins
of the Center street fire terminated
to-day. by unearthing the remains of
the boy JOS. Bevins, the seventh vic
tim.
or the Fifth Avenue Theatre Com
panv. Miss Clara Morris lost abou!
So 500 worth ot her wardrobe; ChaS.
Fisher lost 81 800 worth. 1t is stated
that Daley will lease the old Broadway
Theatre.
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, January 2.
The public debt statement shows an
increase of 81 Ssh 3O7. Balance in the
Treasury, ccin, 1889 275; currency,
So 76.573. With reference to this i'll
crease of the public debt, it should be
said that it is more nO,nin,l than real.
When the account is made up to the
middle of January for the mouth OF
December. there will be shown an alb
Solute decrease OF the debt, probably
between three sand four millions OF
dollars.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, January 3.
A Times Washington special says
that adviceS received there from g
Orleans appear to leave no doubt that
a serious condition OF affairs will eX-
list on Monday next, from the deter
minatinn of the Conservatives to pro
| coed with the inauguration or McEn-
erv, the Democratic candidate Tor
| Governor. The Kellogg-Pinchback
government declare that such an mt
TEMPT will he construed as Il revolu-
ton and rebellion, and Will he put
down ut the ,olnt of the hayonet by
the State Militia. aided, ifnect sSarv'
bv United States troops. Some OF Inc
Conservatives send u G + that an
appeal will he m ue to Congress to
guarantee Louisiana Il republican
form of government by reconstruct
ing the State again.
The Ereniuq .Jnnals' Washington
$, ecial TODAY saws the era of invcSii-
CATIONS has not vet concluded.
The UaiIy RrDu' Hrnn this morning
calls for an investigation into the al
legged Wyoming Coal Company ring
among the officers of the Union Paci-
fic Railway.
A strong effort will probably be
made to raise Il Credit MOblller III
veStigating committee in the Senate.
since the House Committee. even II II
had legal pOwer-whirh 1t has not,
HIS refused to inquire into the acts oil
Senators.