Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-14

ton, Knocked him dCV II, pNat MN WV
ly AMI robbed him ofSi5 and his watch
and chain. His groans were heard hN
two officers who gave chase q the fel-
lows and finally. by threatening q
shoot, brought them to a halt ON Gay
street. The money. ratch and chain
were found in Their possession.
The weather TODAY is much warmer.
Neither the Colorado nor China are
vet teleyraphed.
The trial of Antoine Huncklcr. for
the murder of his mother. is still pend
ing. The testimony for the defense Is
being given to-day.
Grcrubacks. S9@4 q 90'a.
\ few days since w. j. Jones was
arrested in this city on 4 requi>itlon
from the Governor of Louisiana. Win
an Indictment accompanying II, IN
which he is charged with having sold
to parties in New Orlelns certain silver
mines in J:ah under IT, false pre;cnse
that they were of great value. lie al-
piled here for Il discharge undo il VIII
of habeaS corpus and was discharged
! bv the Fourth District Court to-day on
the ground that the Louisiana indict-
ment wa> defective.
In the case of Antonio Huncklcr. ac-
cuSed of the killing of his mother. the
Twelfth District Court to-day granted a
motion to discharge the jury ana SET
aside the Indictment and orderthe prs
oncr rcmandcd for a new Indictment,
on the ground that the proof showed
that the prisoner ought to answer Tor Il
higher crime than manSlaughter. for
which he was indicted.
The China has on board the entire
- 'i.,,Na, 1ASS-1NnrlSn an
| CLAW street and several idols. all val
predict trouble here and al home to
themselves if the China is lost. The
China was spoken 20 at sea on Dcccm-
Der ~. all right. The Colorado is also
due. The INV British steamer Nascal
lie Coma will probably arrive from
China about the Sth of February,
The weather has very much moder-
ated. but the sky is still cloudy with
prospects of more rain.
John Delmar attacked a citizen on
stockton street with a slung-shot. Two
officers attempted to arrest him. He
was finally arrested.
ChaS. Steel. after breaking the doors
and windows ola saloon on Sacramento
street. resisting an officer and drawing
Il TtNplNel, WIN IlElIl.N lod-''i Ill prs
on. 1t required the combined force OF
eight men To arrest him.
SACRAMENTO. Jan. Is.
The Twentie h Annual Meeting o
the State Agricultural Society Was held
this afternoon for the election of /;
President and three Directors. Il. :,
cary. the retiring President, and tho
three retiring Directors. Col. Younger
Of San Jose: I. L.. Chamberlain, O
Placer, and c. II. lioSs. of>acramento
we're unanimously ~re-clcc,ed.
On December list. Il man known il
San Francisco as Chas. Paisley. with /;
number of aliases. presented II note
to John Pirer.lessee ott,lc metropolitan
Theater. purrorting 10 be Si@ned b.,
Harry Kelly, of the Bella Union. ask.
ing pas 'e> for himself and two friends
The passes We're obtained. but before
using them the note was discovered t
be a forgery. and Paisley WAS arrested
and has been held in the Ciy Prison
owing to Mr.. Piper'S absence. He
will he examined in the Police Courl
tomorrow ON a charge OF forgery.
NEVADA CITY. Jan. l3.
Fred. Heilin@, a butcher OF Eureka
South. in this county. who hft Eureka
last Wednesday morning oh foot with
the intention of going TO Wheatlar d.
was found dead this morning about
sevea miles from Eureka. in Logan
canyon. Heiling had been drinking
hard for some time, and up to Satur-
day last nothing having been heard
from him fears were entertained Tor his
safety. and search made. He WAS
tracked through the snow sofEe dis
lance. He had left the road not far
from Eureka. and having got out OF
tie snow it vas impossible to follow
his track. Dili.ent search has been
made since Saturday night, which re-
suited in finding the body this morn
ing.
NEVADA.
AUSTIN, Jan. l3.
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