Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-10
THE SHOOTING At HAMILTON.

following further particulars Times
are improving here-wc have had "a
man for breakfast The cause of the
tragedy was roman, viz, an Indian
sNuaw. Empires rise and fall : reli-
giOns flourish and decay the investi-
CATIONS Of scientists have persuaded the
tombs Of nature to reveal their treasure
trOve ; inventive genius has reduced
the elements to the service and happi-
ness of overcoming time and
space, and greater than all Of
these. diSintere>ted patriotism has
waxed strong and the march of
moral sentiment has so far advan cel
the cause of purity and truth that the
Independent party energies from on
temporary cOrruption, and proposes to
eradicate all seltishneSs and desire of
emolument from the breast of pOliti-
clans and oi1iceholders: and to leave
there. as a solitary inhabitant, yearn-
ing for their countrv's good. But in
the blaze Of the Respondent radiancv of
Nevada's refOrmers, in spite of the
proposed regeneration of human ma
ture, politically. it persists in repeat
irg the story of lllion, and whether
l the heroine be Grecian or ShOShone;
whether it be Helen or Tahyaha. Paris
or M%ct;innis. the passion of love is
the motive Of war.
For fear that our readers will not
| understand the above version ct the
further particulars concerning the
| tragedy. Two miners living in
Il cabin near Hamilton, on Monday
morning last had a dispute con-
\ cerniMg a Sllo>hone maiden. toward
| whom both had n mutual attachment.
The dispute grew into II quarrel. and
| the quarrel to a fight, until one Of
them, NAMED Chris. Howard, shot and
wounded his cOmrade. whose name i
| Mckenney. The ball struck him in
/ the hip and coursing upward. lodged
somewhere in the abdominal region.
intlic ing a fatal wound. McKennev
| was taken to the hospital, and at last
\ accounts was alive. but it was thought
he could not survive long.
| THE TEMrLEToNS.-The Templeton
Star Alliance opened ut Austin on Mon
day night TO an overwhelming house.
I many present being unable to gain
seats The popularity of this troupe is
unrivaled; the high encomiumS of the
! public press precedin. them in their
| travels, inS,lring them good houses
: and countless admirers Of the dramatic
/ art. The Alliance will appear at Eu-
rclka Hall in this place. on the night of
| Monday ext and will give rs their
first performance the drama entitled
"The Cigar Girl of Cuba" and con
GLIDING with the great speciality of
"Parepa Rosa in which the wonder
full Fay Tcmpleton will enact the role
of the celebrated prima donna. Will
lam McCabc. the gentlemanly agent OF
the above troupe. arrived here last
evening to makethe necessary arrange
mentS for the Alliance. the members of
which will arrive here on Sunday
next.
REsIGNED.-J. b. McGec Yesterday
severed his connection with the Rich
niond Company as Superintendent Of
that mine, and will in a few days return
to Typo. at which place he holds large
mining Interests. During the time
that the gentleman has had charge of
the affairs of the Richmond he has, by
his practical knowledge of the proper
working of the mine and the require
mentS of his position, proven himself
to be the right man in the right place.
and by his un iring efforts has brought
the propHr ty to the high Standing i;
now occupies in mining circles. 1t has
not as Vel been definitely settled as 10
who will succeed Mr.. Notice. but we
hear that NJ. u. How Ill, now in the an
ploN of the company, will have charge
of the affairs until Il superintendent i
appointed. if that gentleman does not
himself rpceivethe appointment. which
in all rpSpartS hn * Wnll ,.a1.ilntal fn
assume.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY. = Late OH
Monday night. All attempt was made
to enter the residence of w. \. Seaton.
on Spring street. by some party with a
b%ur-larious intent. The would.be
thief made two unsuccessful attempts
to enter the house by mean of the
back door. but falling. retreated 10 the
back street. Mr.. Scaton. who was alb.
sem a: the time. on returning was in
formed of the tact hv his wife. and inn
mediatelv starred to make Il thorough
search of the surrounding premises.
While examining the rear of the build
ing he observed ON me coming hasti-
~ down the flight of steps which lead
to the upper street. and run swiftly by
his house III the direction of Main
street. The party fleeing undoubtedly
was the same who attempted the bur
glarv. and had been Watching Mr.. Sea-
ton from a distance. hut thinking that
he might be caught took this method
Of escaping detection.
On CRUrCHES.-County Surveyor
w. \. Edwards has so Tar recovered
from the effects of the accident where
by he re-hroke his right leg. rs to be
able to walk. with the assistance of
crutches. Yesterday he was practiriny
on the same. and if the weather is IA
voralle. will TODAY ESSAY out on the
streets, for the first time in seven
weeks.
POLICE CoURr-R. NJ. BEATTY JUS
TIcE.-The only criminal ca>c coming
up before his Homer. Yesterday. WAS
that of the State vs.. John Campbell for
fighting. who. after a hearing. was dis
charged. il appearing that he only
acted on the defensive.