Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-01
sacebrush News.

the Carson Appeal of June 2s.l
REGISTER of the Land Office
son City, Judge Waltz, a
d man, was arrested a few
90. on the charge of rape
tied on a little girl seven
If age. On examination he
onorably acquitted. Here
facts as related by the Ap-
mother heard her child's
rain and rushed to her as
10 she saw enough blood
he child and her garments
nm her; in a state of panic
Iated by suspicion she sent
Musician he came and anO-
bme, and they found suspi-
piuries-not severe or dam
but suspicious. Then
The arrest the popular sense
me and Indignation, and the
bsv formed conviction of
I'VE are recOunting the
N of as wei as the evidence
e case). This all occurred
b an hour or two after the
had been hurt, and had
d into har mothers arms
room where Il man was, and
with Il pain that none but
bale could experience, and
where the suspicious phase
e matter occurred. Now
DR.. Webber of Virginia,
|ith a GOODNESS and circum-
al minuteness Of detail and
tive which are at one admir-
bnd satisfactory, deposes in
bnce as follows: Was tele-
ed to by Davies to come
and see Waltz; supposed
J, whom | did not know, was
started, as | supposed to visit
lent; got to the Halfway
e, and there learned that
had been arrested on a
e of rape; had a notion to
back but finally concluded to
on; went to Waitz'o house,
Examined the premises and
Waltz's side of the case;
went to Kaiser's house and
hn interview with him and
Kaiser apart from the little
then examined the little girl
bund a slight abrasion; then
her how she got hurt, and
bid without any leading ques-
from me that she fell from
NaitzS hair cloth sofa on
b she had been sliding and
herself by striking upon her
which was doubled under
IN her descent; that Waltz
pot taken any liberties with
r in any manner offended her
fsty.
Nv JERRY SCHOOLING makes
howing ut least, that the well
PRS Of Nevada have long
! to see. He officially declares
pc will pay any and all out
ling State Warrants Capitol
Warrants included) upon
presentation to him at his
! in the Capitol. This means
the Silver State is now
fely anchored upon her own
|On.
DISASTROUS frost fell upon
fardens in this vicinity night
Fe last and did a great deal of
Pge, especially to farmers on
i Creek. We learn that Ross
|lll amount to $4,000 or 50 eco.
Small, too, is among the
fs. This is one of the latest
Rglng frosts that has ever Oc-
ed here.
30. Ii. G. STREET. = The
Fhy avenue of intelligence
|ugn which the Virginia
lntcte communicates with the
pde world-was yesterday ad-
|ed to practice in the Supreme
- OF this State.
pm the Elllo Independent, June 2s.l
HE Central Pacific Railroad
|pany made some advances in
|hl rates the other day, and
report got out on the street
lhe tariff had been increased
San Francisco to this place
y 10 per hundred pounds to
Ina other places accordingly.
s'la!erable u talking was done
!. II, and our citizens became
ewilat excited, but upon in
!! We were informed that the
rom on the Bay had been raised
= 6O to s. g.; from Ogden
81 - to 81 II, and the way
! nave been raised to a con-
laole extent, for instance the
'er charge to Pal.sade was II
: per cwt., and now it is "a
u, uND DEAD.-On Monday last
~ ~ oody was found at Montello
on, Z. 7. II. r., sixteen miles
Vi loano, and j. {. Nolan.
m ICE OF the Peace. immediately
;;,,oned a coroner's jury, and
aas ,ieu TO that place to hold an
esl' but failed to learn any
regarding the cause Of his
IT, u Deceased was named
ies Mellis, about 80 wears of
= ! ieet 10 inches in height, and
! In his left eye.
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