Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-05
. n.xS;RACEFUL NEWSPA'
PER ROW.

n.e ,hose blackmailing sheets, the
oaicle and S"";
oxci,ement of the hour yestcr-
m enJ which will continue to be,
hans m fora few days, emanated rom
we're '%1 and questionable article APP
ring in yesterday mornings ohf1n-
,he tenor of which was the whole
ahuse and denunciation OF men
,"a,;nr the SIN. The article was
m;nen;ly located at the head of the
nn;,I columns and was expected
,rinr A severe retort.
rnra as was the attack in the Chron-
,hn evenings edition of the Sa'
c,ritied every one by the method 1t
nntcd of retaliating for the attack
in mon it by the morning paper.
nnxs ran abroad that the editors
tbn SIM had a sca,hin" editorial of a
nmn and a half purporting to be a
torv Of the lives and times of the
nnretors of the Ch,OAictc. but worse
\ all. had reSorted to the degrada-
If Introducing into the account a
(ntjon. in unpardonable terms. of the
kther and sisters of the publishers OF
Cbroujcie. The affair soon became
sod about, and the office of the Sn''
bnsierrd bv newSboys and others
khinr to obtain copies of the paper,
soon the edition was exhausted.
ANOTHER EDITION
hs printed, and still third. when
DE Younrs learned the fact and
ri word to the pre>s-room that no
RE- copies should he printed or the
nling firm would he held liable to /,
for damages. one of the DE
Iln~S also went To the City Hall and
kained the services of the policemen
Nisit the SIN office and stop the fur
sale Of the paper.
FITZGERALD ATTACKED.
While the news was fast spreading
pr The city of the account of the SUn
4 the employees of the Chronicle were
wing up the papers in all directions.
De Young hurried to Francis Il
ltntire's pre>s-room, to stop, if he
hid. any more papers leaving the eS-
blishment. Here he met X. z. Fitz-
rald. and assaulted him, pulnmel-
4 his face pretty badly, and was
bu. to draw Il pistol, So it is said,
len parties in the preSS-room inter-
ed and held him while Fitzgerald
ssped.
81 NAPTllALY STILL At LARGE.
Beniamin +. Napthaly. the acl>nowl-
gcd editor of the SIN. and writer OF
article which incen>ed the De
pun-s, i'll whose employ he has been
i three wears. having been taking 10y
De AoungS from the Industrial
pool alta time when they preferred
Prge> against the lnanagcmcnt OF
j Institution, received his first les
in jou-nlli>m in the Chvonicie Of
Aticr having left the chronicle
gathering news for the BWietih for
ale. he was again taken back to the
P'"c'e, and wrote up items for that
per until some weeks since. He
seen Yesterday afternoon on the
eci> after the $40, appeared, and up
one o'clock this morning was still III
e.. \ warrant for libel is out for
arrest.
TIE PRINTING ROOM ENTERED.
[he office where the Sun is print
on Washington street, bet twecn
ftety and Front streets, was then en-
ei. where the printers We're about
pking OF additional numbers OF the
per on hand-presS. q. DE Young,
ii Ills hand i'll his oVercoat pocket.
ea'cncd To shoot if they proceeded
II the contemplated extras. They
listed, and lcf; the o,lice in charge of
Dung, AMI Geo. w. Stevens who
se> The promises.
ARREST OF THE PRINTERS on A
GENERAL WARRANr.'
ne printers went to the foot of the
Us ana stood conversing on the eN-
lieht originating from their days
N, where they We're apprchcndcd
olicer' Harmon and Rogers. ChaS.
lounS pointed out the batch of
- ana ii. ID Bowley, the cashier,
d. W. Armstrong. They were all
uNoer arrest, as alss Geo. w.
ems, who came from the Office up
IS "l'h &. De Young. The prison
elSht IN number, We're arrested
/" general warrant, sworn out for
ei' men by Chas. De Young, and
sh W 10 the City Prison. They are:
L. kennedy, George ID. stevens.
-. kowley, :. l.. Robbins, John
,'sFohg, Waller A. Bushnell, O.
gan, thas. McClin.ock.
MORE ARRESTS.
ooh after, Edward Coulter. Fore
ol The press room of Francis IL
koncd. '''' 'i''o IN
''ole midnight each one, except J..
haiiistrong ha twho claimed no part
no natter, was bailcd and released
!" uurahce, and required to appear
d '0'io" 10 answer the charge of
me AUTHOR NOT ARRESTED.
hn. m Said that B. +. Napthalv, the
,r Oh the scandalous article. had
bau "ui'tiided meeting the attack which
Ii .hu. invited, but on learningthat the
rnS;'" is were armed to the teeth and
Dr,nhS 'S .he town in all directions,
road c1, tilat he would not venture
her. , = p'lt remain pe,iu. allowing
Pr ~ ~ suiier who had no cause what
nar :" W take up his quarrel with the
ployel. ''o '''' formerly been
AN NiNNESrIG ALTON
p.ii PLY en- m ire matter will bc had in
ciIrc tourt anl ,,,,.r., "