Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-04
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sagebrush News.
The Virginia Chronicle, July IL
ous who were in the Taylor
front of the bank building
time of the nitro-glycerine
sion on Sunday evening, say
fhe sensation produced was
Z the north side of the build
sinr and falling, the whole
rocking like a ship lying
hwise in a trough of the sea.
onnouncemen: of the death
bn Devine, who was injured
rhv's stable by the force of
eorcussion, was premature.
he is still alive, but his re-
q is thought impossible. as
lie and breast are crushed in.
remains of A. d. Davis, one
victims of the explosion,
be shipped to New York,
Fargo q Co, having re-
q dispatch to-day request
hem to take charge of the
and forward it to that city
terment. The body will be
to the cars at s 80 this even
of the human remains, that
in all probability, ever be
have been taken from the.
Reet l. of the Root building
Z of the feet of Mrs. O'Connor
kfthe feet of Mrs. Dean. sew
bf the bones Of little Dolly
:. and the body Of Ben Man
Eere exhumed this morning.
lel had been burned to the
|k, both legs up to the hip
both arms and the head
! the lower jaw upward being
fely consumed. "A short stub
me arm, which was pressed
bst his side, had preserved
! the flames a piece of a night
], which was recognized.
bones of the little girl could,
|ourse, be distinguished by
j small size. The two feet
ID were partially wrapped in
End of mattress, which had
ID them from destruction.
was a large fleshy foot Gun.
btedIy that of Mrs. O'COnnor) !,
the other would about fill a
2211s shoe, the size worn by
Dean. The surroundings
h that they were in bed the
ladies in one bed; the little
was sleeping on the sofa in the
E room. The remains were
id almost Immediately under
IRE they had been sleeping.
be quicksilver in the basement
he bank building was eX-
ned to-day, and a considerable
ntity of it taken out, and the
IS were found perfectly cool
damp from the water that
poured in upon them through
hatchway.
'roner Holmes is holding an
lest on the bodies of General
Hokkelen, j. Z. Smith and A.
Davis as we go to press. The
witness examined was All
:, Van Bokkelen's Chinese SER
t, who testified that the Gen
received and had under his
e IN his sitting-roOm on Sun
five boxes about the size or
laps a little larger than candle
es. The monkey, he says, was
orally locked in his cage at
1T. He saw bottles of liquids
the various shelves in the
ms, but supposed it to be
sky.
ne time of day when it occurs
have a good deal to do with
number of people the C-street
OF the Root building will kill
N it falls.
'ouND DEAD. - jose Maria
'las, a native of Mexico, aged
years, was found dead in his
n on North ID, near Carson
LAT three O'Clock yesterday
fhoon. Deceased was appar-
y IN robust health, and was in
oeSt OF spirits at noon yester-
Nlaclas was agent and carrier
all the Mexican newspapers
periodicals taken in this city,
was a man of fine education,
was universally esteemed not
=, oy MS own countrymen but
vi VINO enjoyed the honor OF
acquaintance. He earned a
tiinood by his agencies and by
Y, ,thg letters and by transacting
ulation.
';n nE prize fight between James
sililan man and Patsy Hogan will
place day after tomorrow at
: point near the line of the
slilia and Truckee Railroad, in
,..oe . Valley. Fare to the fight
return, s..
n 'he Virginia Enterprise. July IL
l w. ,h,.oPHECY.- Sunday morning
we received a lottnr from,