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

NCLtVV, she cnarged those in the
place to deny her presence should any
n call for her. That the Spaniard
was cognizant of her preference for
Goodrich, and was jealous of the
favored lover, is shown bv a dispute
they had in her house, and to save him
from Roscoe she thrust him into
another room. After removing to
! Irvington street. Roscoe was first to
find Lucille, but ultimately dis
covered her and the intimacy which
existed between her and Goodrich.
Thursday night. he watched her as
she started for BROOKLYN, and tracked
her to Gcodrich's house i'll Degraw
street. He sought for a way to enter,
and after repeatedly traversing the
vacant lots in the real of the house,
climbed a fence, and gained an
entrance into the building by the
back basement, lifting the latch
with a knife left on the floor. When
in the house, he closed the shutters
and weuttothe room in which Lucille
" Goodrich were, daShing the
startled pair, who leaped from the
bed and sought to escape from the
room. Goodrich and Roscoe closed
in a struggle. when the former broke
loose and run down SarS, followed
10y the latter. On reaching the
basement Roscoe fired at Goodrich,
shooting him i'll the temple and
as he lav on the floor, placed a
pistol behind his ear. ana fred two
more shots. Taking the valUableS
missing from the PROSTATE body, Rns-
co told the woman all he had done,
and the necessity t. flee, saving he
would go II Baltimore. When the
woman had recovered from her
| frifrIt clio sN,,,lr - .,,,o,1 III, fr,r
edy and arrange the body as found.
locking the doors, and throwing the
key to the basement in a basket. She
then left herself for New York in the
early morning. The Npyc.Uy adds
that the woman detailed to Chief OF
Police Campbell Il full hiStor. of the
murder, and every particular con
nected with it also. that District At
tornev Britton. when asked if the
statement in the Baltimore letter was
correct, answered, II believe it is;
YES, that is So
There Is strong reason to believe
that Roscoe. the ~Spaniard. supposed.
as stated III the morning papers. to he
in Baltimore. is. as alleged hv said
papers, the murderer OF Goodrich.
NEW YORK. March 81.
The story published in Il sensational
paper t>stIttN lildl 1t WIS MILO u
that Roscoe was the murderer of
Goodrich is pronounced by officials as
Il tictition. Roscoe ttey think may
have had something to do do with it.
n it Is true the authorities seek his
ares. but Mrs. MYERS alias Arm.
strong Is known to have been at tie
house on the night of the murder. and
that night to have been in com
panv with Goodrica IN New York
till nine o'clock. when they parted
~amicahly. There is 10 clue to the
whereabouts of Kate Stoddard, who
was an intimate friend OF deceased.
She is a suspected party, and could
probably throw light on the murder.
On the other hand the Chief OF Police
relates that Mrs. Myers admitted to
him that Roscoe was the murderer.
but her statement does noe correspond
with what has been published. The
chief therefore thinks that Mrs.
Myers was not Il party to the crime.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON. March 81.
While the funeral services of the
Rev. Father Macklin were in pro-
grc>S, this morning, at 81. Johns
Catholic Church, Il cracking noise
created the impression that the gallery
was giving way, and there innle-
diatelv ensued a fearful panic. Inthe
rush fer exit. ONE and children
We're tranplcd beneath the crowd.
whoa b, came ~immovuhlY wedotd
about the doors for about tn minutes.
Meanwhile, the women and children
were being pulled out by stalwart
men. Many presented Il shocking
sight. Great excitement was created
III the street. Ladders We're raised to
the church windows. and the PEOPLE
thereby taken out. Some Of the
clergy, OF whom there were twenty
i'll the church, jumped ont OF the
windows, and Went to the front doors
and announced the safety of the
building, but without avail, Soon,
however. the fears subs dcd. and SER
vices Were resumed. The cracking
noise enanated from the kueeling
board. some fourteen were wounded
quite seriously, but none were killed,