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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-28
POSTAL

\ late Washington dispatch has the
following with reference 10 postal
affairs in the West:
The mail service in the northwestern
portion of the L niicd States, designated
Ivy the Department as the Western
section. and composing the states OF
Oregon. California and Nevada. and
the Territories OF Montana, Wyoming.
Colorado. New Mexico, Arizona, Ida
no and Washington. contracts for
which went into effect on the lSt OF
July last, is. Is Il general thing. being
performed To- the satisfaction of the
Po>totiicc Department. In about -
eases the lowest bidder failrd to come
forward and sign the contract,
which is required by law to I've done
prior To- June LIST, and the contract was
III >Uch cases given to the next lowest
bidder. who has generally commenced
service July LIST. The certified checks
required from all the bidders under
the act of Congress are being returned
To the drawers. About one-haif of the
checks thus deposited III the time the
bids were Put in have been scut back.
and the rest are going ont duly. rs the
performance OF the service is officially
certified.
There is IL route in Nevada where
the service is mo- teing performed 10
the satisfaction of the people. notwi;h-
standing the assurance of the foat-
office Department that all is going
we'll. "ScheduIe time does not suit
the people overly we'll in this part of
Sageland.
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Communicated.
FOR UNITED STATES SEN aTOR.
HON. ". W. MCCOY,

EDITOR SENTINEL: In your issue Of
Saturday last appears an article refer
ring to the Senatorial ~aspirants in this
safe. The substance AMI spirit of
your article may be summed up in
its concluding sen;ence: Mitchell,
Williams and Sharon-these are the
only bona ide candidates
I do not pretend, Mr.. Editor. to be
Informed of the interior workings OF
the Democratic party; but | am 4
Democrat of over thirty years sand
ing and for many years a resident of
Eastern Nevada, and | trust it will not
be held presumptuous in me TO sug-
gest the name of Major w. W. Mccoy.
of Eureka, as that of 4 fit person to
represent our State in the National
Senate.
History repeats itself; the issues of
to-day are, in most instances, the is
snes which agitated the public mind
forty years ago. The currency. the
tariff, internal improvements. States
rights as contradistinguished from
States wrongs, the agsrc>sions of
grasping m~onopolies; these are the
questions presented to the people this
campaign for their determination. ON
all these questions Major McCoy's
record and his present position is in
full accord with the Intelligent senti-
ment of the Democracy. He is and
always has been a hard money man;
he is and always has been in favor OF
the lowest tariff consistent with neceS-
sary national expenses; he is and al
ways has been opposed to the e1-
Penditure of the peoples moneys
under the gui>e of aiding gigantic
corporations, who take advantage
of the peoples aid to rob their bene.
factors; he is and always has been a
supporter of the ideas of local self-gov.
ernment, of those measures which con.
template the most extensive exercise
of individual and local independence
consistent with the general welfare: li
is IN honorable gentleman. di>tin.
guished by his service in the Mexican
war, and by many years disin;erested
devotion to public affairs; lie po,sessc.
all the elements of popularity;
lie will add strength = especially
in Eastern Nevada - he will add
great strength to the Democratic
ticket. III short, Mr.. Editor,
although unauthorized confidently
present his name TO the voters Of this
State as that of a gentleman who will
fifty and honorably represent us in the
Senate; whose hands are unsoiled by
the fees of the corporations, the peo-
pies enemies, and whose record and
position place .iiln above all suspicion
OF corruption. CHLoRIrER.
Cherry Creek, August 9th. II.
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thority of Press dispatches that riots
are immincn: in your county. If this
| e true. il is your duty 10 summon a
posse of your lest citizens, and pre-
serve the peace by dispensing the riot
ers and preventing a collision. but in
such q IN and 10y such means. if
possible, as to- avoid bloodShed. Keep
me advised of the state of things and
| will render you all the necessary as
>i-tance to uphold the law and protect
the citizens. | have offered Il reward
of $500 each for the jail breakers. and
invoke Your aid and that of all good
citizens to bring all the law breakers To
punishment. (>ignedl
JNo. {. Brown, Governor
He also issued a proclamation offer
ing 500 reward each for the Trenton
Jail breakers and the two miurderers Of
Julia Hayden. a colored school teacher
OF T~rouSdalc county.
Nothing la.cr from Gibson county or
vicinity LnS hann yasaiyal
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
BY Overland Telegraph.
L>rECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
tan"ry Artistic EeaG-EiO:er Par.
dOnei-KeIeased AMI Re.arre.,.
ei-THe Report of the H.ccher.
TiitOn EnvcstigRtOr>-IIc Ieni.
an Congress in Session.

NLw YORK, August p.
Prof. Pierre Blot. the famous canary
artistic, died Yesterday, at his resi-
dence i'll Jersey city.
Governor Dix has pardonei Chris
tan Mayor. who WAS sent to prison tor
participation i'll the Tomrkin> Square
labor disturbance.
Thcophilc George kirshein. arrested
on Tuesday charged with abscondjn.
from tulin. Germany, with l>O.Uoo
thalers belonging to a bank in that
city, and other property, was ye-ter-
day discharged from custody, as far as
that case Was concerned. no inStruc-
tons having been received from Ger
many and The German consular agent
maxim. no application for his arrest.
klrshein was Immediately re-arres;ci
on a supreme Court order, on the
complaint OF a man here who charges
him with swindl!ng him out of S1.0Du,
III tulln. in November last, and was
committed TO Jail.
The lieecher investigating Commit
tee held Il session at the office OF
one OF the members here, Yesterday,
during which time the report previous
~ prepared was read over and care
fully revised. 1t is NOW ready to he
~ nv I-AiIIi4Iillle commits
tee OF the Church next Friday. and it
"lll be previously printed so as 20 fur
nl>h 1t correc!E Ia the press.
Th" Thirteenth Annual Convention
of the fcnian Brotherhood. which
opened on Tuesday resumed Yesterday.
More than one hundred delegates We're
pre,el,, including some of the most
prominent Leniails III the United
states. The Object OF the convention
is To seek \ close lniun between Feni-
ans OF this country and those OF
Ireland. The convention will he in
session until SATURDAY neNt.
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HEEs'lg3:sS.

The Pioche Record is of the opinion
that Beecler is guilty as charged 10y
Til;on. Says the Record:
Moul.on's statement. if true, and we
can scarcely doubt it. is what Dick
Swivcllcr would call a''staggcrer.' The
whole of it has not yet been received.
but what has come to hand seems To
I've entirely Incompatible with Beech
er's innocence. This conclusion may
seem harsh. and is possibly hurtfil to
the cause of morality and religion, but
we do not see from III. testimony how
any other verdict can lie given. In
view of this it may he that the state
mcnt made by the New York Gfdpkic
is correct. when it announced that
Beccher had confessed his guilt to sew
eral members of the committee, and
said he VAS ready ";o step down II
step OUT Such n proceeding, if his
conscience convicted him, is more in
consonancc with the better part of
Becclicr's character than continued
and transparent hN pocrisy.
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ARREST OF Plilla.gP ARNOLD.
THE GREAT DIAMOND SWIM
BIER.

1t appears that Phillip Arnold, who
manipulated the great diamond swim
die some two Years ago, is to be
brought back TO California for trial.
We find in Il late issUc of the san Fran
cisco Bu,ictia the subjoined on ;hesub-
joct:
Phillip Arnold. john Il. Slack, and
others were indicted by the Grand
Jury of this county. on the2th of be-
cember. lS72. Two indictments were
found against Arnold. one for conspi-
racv to cheat i'll conjunction with
slack. and the other for Obtaining mo-
ncy under false prctenseS; and two in
dictments We're found against Slack
on the am grounds. The Grand
Jury that indicted Arnold, Slack x
Co.. also found an indictment against
J. j. Marks and oilers for different
off2n>c>. and will be remembered as
the Grand Jury summoned by toro-
nCr Stilllnan on account of the Tempo
rarN disqualification of Sheriff Adams.
There were doubts as 10 tie regularity
of these indictments. The attempt ut
Marks to yiia,e hi, Indictment arrest
ed action as II the Others, until the
~llitlllt NpllIl lliliiiN utCilCtl Is u
their regularity. Thus the ac ion of
the court a>to Arnold was impcdcd Ivy
the movements of Marks. Governor
i 9th is>l!ed, Il short time ago, a rcqui-
sition to the GuvernorO of Kentucky for
the arrc>t of Arnold, and George iiud-
son went from this city To Arnold'>
coun-y for the purs,o,e OF mlning the
arrest.
The last Grand Jury indicted ASH
bury tIarpen ling and &eor@c il. Rob
ertS for criminal transactions in the
BUrro- Bnrro mine business, in which
Mr.. Arnold VAS also involved. liar-
pending is taxing Il European tour.
Roberts rave bali i'll the sum OF ;! .o3o.
Arnold'> presence How became an I'M
perative necessity.
Mr.. Hudson left here some three
weeks ago with the intention Of >crtlr-
ing his IL realized the diff
cIIl;it> he had to encounter, ANA took
hi, measures accord.n-y. Lieutenant
Governor Carlisle. Of Nentuckv. who
issued the warrant in obedience to
Governor iinnth'> rcq,Ii>i;ion, liz
formed Mr.. Hudson that if il were
necessary 10 send aa: Il p.aS7 cp}ai taiJtS
of one hundred mon. Arnold should
be arrested. He sad that Arnold
knew that he was indie ed. ami also
had knowledge OF the rcJui>ition.
some person i'll California had tUiiY
appri>e.l h5rn 81 The workings of the
law in his case. ~ Arnold manipu-
la.ei the authorities in his inmediate
nci@hhorhood. t. say nothing Of the
outsiders subordinate to his directions.
the arrest might involve hloodshcd.
But Arnold was s~hadowcd. and taken
unaWare-. He visited Louisville with
out taking his usual precautions. and
on the 10Th instant WAS nahhel. The
case Icing OF an unl,ailablc character,
Arnold was PLACED in Jail. lie has al
ready got ont Il writ OF hahcas corpus.
and. pending the disposition of this.
he stays n Louisville. lie i arrested
upon IN indictment charging him with
having swindlrl l.. l.. ~Trcadwcll out
OF $4,000 by fuse pre,en>c. His de-
rarture Tor this city 10 anSWe the
charge Is only a question of time.
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THE GREAT

The telegraph is still kept busy with
the great scandal. For the last few
days the SENTINEL has been over
looked blythe news gatherers with ref
erencet TO Becchcr-Tilton developments.
but not so with some of our western
contemporaries. Most of the large
dailies continue to Get their regular
quota. Under date of the 2ith inst.
the subjoined batch was sent to our
leading California exchanges:
Beecher's complain, has been pre-
pared and sent by his lawyerto Beech
or in the White Mountains. for his sig
nature. 1t will be ready for service a.
the end of the present week.
This is the last day on which notice
of trial can be served on the Clerk Of
the Supreme Court SO "a to have the
case put on the September calendar.
As Tllton's suit has not been so served,
1t is therefore prevented from coming
mp before October.
The -A,gns to-day publishes an in
terview said to have been held in ~
between Rev. w. Patton, editor OF the
Adrahce, and Z. w. Smith. of the
Chicago Ii4baHo, in which Patton told
a story concerning Beecher'S alleged
immOralitie> somewhat similar to that
OF Tilton. He said that when Mrs.
Bowen, wife of Bowen. proprietor Of
the independent, was dying, She made
terrible confession duplicating
Beecher. This grieved and enraeed
Bowen. and vas the secret of his ami
mostly against Beecher. The latter left
the Itdependent when he found Bowen
had lparnaI nf his i'm moral rra.ti.n1
Patton had heard of other ladies be-
sides Mrs. Bowen in connection with
Bcecher'S immoralitieS, and men
toned Miss Edna Dean Proctor. Pat
ton said he had a consultation with
leading congregational divines, includ-
ing Mr.. Bacon, and they decided
Beecher must be exposed. Patton is
editor of the Congregational paper
which is the rival of the InI,peNdtnt.
He wanted the Chicago Irtbuae 10 be-
gin the expose of Beecher and he would
sustain them.
The Argus also published an inter
view With Tilton to-day, in which he
says that when Mrs. Hooker wrote her
letter and made demonstrations AGAINST
Beeciler, he fTiltOn) visited her by re-
quest and tried to pacify her. She said,
II am here to charge Henry Ward
Beecher with adultery with Mrs. Theo-
dore Tilton.' TiltOn then responded,
MADAM, | had anticipated As much.
l am here to charge you with adultery
with Mr.. Neyins. Of Washington.h
Mrs. Hooker Was stunned and sad not
n word. She afterward admitted that
Victoria Woodruff had told her about
Beecher's guilt. Tiiton then told her
he had his information of her crime
from the same source. She cried seV-
eral minutes, and finally concluded it
would hot do tor her TO enter plymouth
pulpit and denouIce Henry.
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Observation-Disclosures we had the
pleasure of welcoming Harvey Boone.
who, with =. Montgomery, have made
Il trip To the San Juan mines. Mr..
Boone says that. taking it altogether.
they had Il severe n tlreSoinc
trip. but return in rugged health. and
Il notion that after all Phoebe would do
to lie to. He gives a most unfavorable
account of the region that they went 10
prospect. and he doubts whether Il re-
ally valuable and permanently paying
ledge ever existed in that section.-
irDchf ReeoyH, 70.
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Fatal Accident.

SAtNAMtHIO august =.
Yesterday afternoon. near Gait,
Alex. W. Burncs was herding cattle
and mounted upon a hucking horse.
While the horse WAS bucking
the saddle slipped backward and
Eurros fell over, striking Oh his shoul-
dcrs and back of his head. He died a
short time after The accident. lie wa,
an old resident Of the ely, having been
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Humboldt <0E:ity Coast R.a!-An.
anal Fair Details OF tie NIs.
Gcr of II Ralr!i:uan Near Az
- eai1.

IJ"INI- L t'a AlrJISf =.
ThoCoaL Narnn Ro,I;o,ntui,sinn-
ers report the Ii,tane. by tjlo rnuf,,
SURVEYED from Eordalo totLe Nrndo-
eiuo rounty line to he = aud , half
miles. The estimated cost of building
the road i 81 $50. The cost of view
inr OF and surveying the ro,,ir has
been e3.N59.
The BOARD of directors OF Tho INN
ho,it Couuty Agricultural Snr;nfy
have d,riin1 Ia hold thn;r.nni,,1 L,ir
on thc 9,1 .ifh aud ,3tb ot Son.rmhr
I'M f~nlInwInr sper;ai disfa,ch tn thc
B.tftu Times wIlapprar in llr,f nanrr
fo-nIarrov..
y
0Er community WAS startled last
evening NV Inc announcement tL,t
Suidrr. a rauchnan LIVING ON his Mace
nbaut five milo. Ecyond Nnrel.s ranch
lial been shot and killed near his own
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Fatally Wounded by u burglar
Robbed and thrown in the Lake.
tHICNCO, NUguSt p.

IHICACO, NITNSt =.
Early Yesterday morning burglars
entered John Kicks hou>e. corner of
Harrison and llayn streets. and being
d~i>coN cred Ivy Kicks. one of them shot
him through the breast, in;licting IA
tai wounds.
Last evening the body of Geo. Wolf
was found in the lake with such marks
of violence as to leave no doubt that
he WAS robbed. murdered and thrown
into the wafer,
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Accused OF Iarccny-GrccnhacHs--
Chinese labcas Corpus Gasc-rhc
Black Crook TrOupe-Ensi:n the
Lock En- y Again on friai-
Murder Trial-TO 10 ImVcsti.

NNs
SAN FRANCISCO. August %.
The Sheriff arrived this morning
from Nuha City. To receive Ardrc" l..
Larsen, of that place. accused OF grand
larceny. lie will be taken up this
morning.
e;reenbacks unchanged.
Proceedings il the Chinese womcnS'
hahcas corpus case are still pending
IN the Fourth District Court, and may
not be concluded to-day.
Weather clear and pleasant.
The Lauqui>her and Glenn Black
crook troupe close their engagement
here on saturday, after which they
viii perform in the principal cities OF
California and Nevada. previous to
their departure ioran Eastern tour and
Mexico.
Nm. +. Ensign. the lock expert, is
on trial again for Burglary. This is
the third uial, the Jury each time be-
fore having failed 20 agree.
Antonio GonI>eiS viii be tried next
Monday. III the Fourth District Court,
iortEe murder of Louis Romero. ON
the sainc day the Finance Committee
of the Board OF Supervisor, Will com
mencc an investigation ofthe charges
against buckley, License Collector of
this eli V.
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SAYS the Lyon IimeS: Henry
been down to Panamint, and SAYS lie
will have a 20-stamp mill running
there inside of 100 days. Jones has be-
come largely interested i'll the mines
in that section, and also the toll-road
leading thereto.
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Ehe Tennessee Riots 0yern0r
d eS the Citizens q.
All IL Required Reward for ti.e
Trenton Jail breakers.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, August -.
Governor Brown sent the following
telegram TO Gibson county al y o'clock
last night:
"NtSHXiLLE. August 2G.
! have no dire CT iniorila ron of vonr
trouble, but II i rsior:ed here on au-
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Democratic Convention.

pIrrSBuRG. August -.
The Democratic Convention rcas-
>cmhlei at 9 o'clock this morning.
and continued balloting for Judge of
supreme Court. w. j. W Woodward, of
Berks. was nominated Oh the sixth
ballot,
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MTSCELLINE OTN.
DEMOCRATIC
County Convention !

MEETING NJ THE DEMOCRATIC
n County Central Committee, held at the
office of the Justice Of the Peace in Eureka,
on the I'D day OF August, 1871, 1t was unani-
niously
the Democratic and Liberal party oI Eureka
county. be held at Eureka, on the list day OF
| September. 1874. for the purpose OF clectins
| Delegates to the state Convention. and Of
nominating candidates for Township ana
| County officers. and of organizing the party
for the camuaign.
Resolved. That the PRIMARY election for
Delegates to the County Convention, he held
ON the l-th OF September, the polls to be open
from 10 \. ". to q =. VI. i;uby Hill excepted
thcrctrum. where they will be open from III
| 4. NJ. 10 3 T.. VI.
Resolved. hat the following be the anpor-
| t~ionncnt of representation: that the polls be
held Mt the places nanied: and that the Dem.
ocratic voters Of each precinct are requested
to organize ard appoint judges.
Resolved. l hat the Judges OF Election. IN
| the various precincts are requested to for
ward the retuins " hout delay. to the Sccrc-
tary ot this Committee.
Fish Creek. one Delegate, POLLS at Fen
stermakcf's.
spring Valley. ono Del gate, polls ut
Uuker's.
Roberts Creek ,one Delegate. polls ut Lew
is ,anth.
Cortcz, one Delegate. polls at Fitzgcraid's.
Icowawc. one Delegate. polls tt
ia!isadc. three Delegates. polls at Hen
lc,'-.
thimnrys, one Delegate. polls at Station.
TWENTY-FIVE Delegates, polls at l.cok
and Ladder ComranN's bLilding.
huby Hill, eight delegates, POLLS at Col
mons.
Prospect Mountain. two Delegates, POLLS ut
Connolly Mine.
Secret Canyon, three Delegates, polls at
George Gardncrfs.
Into, one Delegate. polls ut Fi>h's Hotel.
Faplkncr's Ranch, one Delegate, polls at
! Faalknci's.
Sulphur station. one Delegate. polls at Sell
kinks.
Resolved, That we heartily indorse the
patriotic sentiments cn,nciatcd by the state
Central Committee Of the Democratic and
Liberal party: and that we invite the co-op-
Grafton Of all honest men in an effort to Sc
cur. an honest administration of State and
CoaIty affairs.
VS.. EEYES, Chairman.
SrLuES UETYrL. = eretary. auobtd
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in business here since 1919. He was a
native of Cincinnati, and was in his
10th year..
The Ann Eliza" DcvOrcc Suit
Rrj.ham's HGung's Answer
Wha>c vito - She?
SALT LAKE CITY, August q.
The ErcniHg .NcWs says: I'm relation
to the answer of Brigham Young i'll
the Ann Eliza divorce ard alimony
suit. our readers will readily perceive
that the answer. being constructed III
technical style for legal purposes only.
il is necessarily of an essentially difier.
ent character 10 that of an informal
statement
The 1ij5nRe presents the record
from the Probate Court. showing Ann
Eliza To have been divorced from JAS.
l.. bee on December 23d. 1865, and
states that Judgment was made AT the
request Of brigham Young in writing.
a dressed To the presiding Judge. The
claim is made that the Superior Court
OF this Territory. having ruled that the
Probate Court. had NJ jurisdiction in
divorce cases. and that Ann Eliza still
remains the wite of Zee.
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For GovERNoR.-The Storey county
papers announce Hon. &. G.. Steven.
son as a Reput lican candidate foi
Governor.
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FOR STAlE MlNERkL0GIS1,

MANY FRIENDS OF JOHN A.. fohanH'
Nl of Eureka. announce ham a. y ling
date for State Minaralogtst al tht n.mio-
election, subject to the decision oil Inc a ,ns
cratic-iibeia al Convention.
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TIE Carson -ipPcH calls Su:ro's
show the "phantasinnagorium."
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TUCSON. -Au-. 20.
Yesterday a Papago Indian came in
from Cabihi with \ letter from w. &.
P0indextcr to Sheriff Durey, iutorln-
ing him of the murder of Michael
levden and Geo. Hughes at that place.
IoildeXier arrived there on the 2lS..
and found the cabin of Lcvden and
Hughes deserted, and aflerward found
the bodies in al old shaft. No positive
clue MAS found as to whD the murder
ers are. cttcrS We're found in tic
cabin datc,i Ike 18Th inst. The men
were, therefore. killed between the 18th
and list. Icyden was an old settler,
having been i'll that district for II wears
or more. Hughes was there a. AGENT
for l.. j. fie4er. of Yuma, who has
several mines III the vicinity.
j. Goldberg returned Sunday from
Canyon Del Gro, where he has been
prospecting. lie reports that water
can be easily taken To the place and
that they have rich placer dig=ings.
They also struck a tour-toot vein of
~gola-hearing quartz, and brought in
samples for testing.
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For State Mineralogist.

WEARE AUTHoRIZEpToA NM Fine Fine.
w General A.. Cadwalader, OF " n.t sub
a. a candidate Tor State MincralogiS'. ,ate
feet to- The decision Of the Republican s tiI
Convention.
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nR 7 WILLIAMS,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. H,.raia,
on south Main street, rni.S aui-.p
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MSENiEO.
CCssN,
DIED.

N Carson City. August q, to the wife Of
William NItlrow. II son.
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NEW I'D- y.
E|oR S\AEEI

4 HOUSE, CONTAINING TWO -.
~ rooms and a Kitchen. sittated ON
tho llill and mean The .choo!-housc. 4
good bargain is offered. For particulars a.
Fly to Mas. LfAi..
urC2T-ny
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-28
On Trial for Murder Arizona
Sf,e:iai>-THO Nesl Murdered at
(abibi,


SAN DIEGO, August -.
The trial of Charles Wilson for the
murder of Jas. A.. Gray WAS COM
mcnced i'll the District Court Yesterday
afternoon. Wilson was indicted Is a
party with ThoS. McCartyto the Shoot
ing Of Gray at the la"una on the 9Th
day of July, 1873. McCarty was tried
at the February term of The court and
convicted of murder in the second de-
gree.
The Union this morning has the fol-
lowing telegram from Arizona: