Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-25
THE LATE SHOOTING ARRAY.

We have gained the following addi-
tional particulars regarding the mys-
FERROUS shooting ARRAY that occurred
in tho morning of the 22d inst. At 1
o'clock, as officer Mooney was turning
the corner of Main and Eateman
streets. going to Chinatown, he heard
the report of = pistol and some one
milking a loud noise. He has:enei in
the direction the report came from and
met two Cinnamon, whom he ordered
TO stop, but who continued running
and went into the Eureka Hotel, where
they were arrested. The clothes of one
we're on fire, caused by tho shot which
WAS fired SO close to the ma as to ig-
iii:c his clothing. Neither were harmed
and both taken to Jail to await further
developments. They were so bad
iy scared they could tell moth
ing of the aifray other than
some one had shot at them.
AS soon as daylight appeared the oili-
GERS were on the ground in the vicini-
ty of the shooting, and found that
some one had been concealed near the
corner of I'ateinan and Monroe streets,
u point where the CEinaman had to
pass in going to and returning from
"oihs lhc olitttIN hlSO Ul>CON eIti
fo~o,-inarkS, SO small that it could not
lave been Il white The suspect
cd party is a fancy C%hinaman, work.
ing at the same place with the others,
and the bullet hole in the clothing cor-
responds with the pistol he is known
to have carried. The officers went to
his cabin and found that he got up that
morning at four o'clock, but did not
get to the hotel until after five. The
suspected party is a bad character, and
the officers are searching for evidence
enough to convict him, and if success
full, the william should receive the Sc
vercst punishment.
THE 1NDEPENDENTS.-Thc Nomin-
ating Committee appointed by the In
dependent Club to nominate a State
and county ticket for the forthcoming
county election, was in session yester-
day afternoon and last night. From
all accounts the meeting was not a
harmonious one, and an acrimonious
feeling was evinced that finally result
ed in several of those prominently
connected with the organization of the
party severing their connection there
from. But four nominations were
made, those of John +. Baker, for Dis
trict Attorney; j. a. Nesbitt, for Pub
lie Administrator; Jas. Coady, for
Constable, and +. Il. Fine, Recorder.
Nothing vas done regarding Assem-
blymen, Sheriff, County Treasurer or
commissioners. The following parties,
candidates Of the Democratic and Re-
publican parties, were indorsed: For
County Clerk, +. II. IIarmon; Asses
sor, j. &. Powell; Surveyor, L. j..
Read; School Superintendent, A. Il.
Kaye; Justice of the Peace, r.. NJ.
beatty. We are informed that the
meeting broke up in general disgust,
and WAS far from satisfactory in its re-
suits.
PHoIOGRArns.-Louis Monaco, the
photographer, is now prepared to fur
nish photographs and ambrctypes, tho
.Jdc siaHe of ones own self, in any de-
sired style, and at the most reasonable
rates. The present season of the wear
Is peculiarly fitted for the taking of
correct likenesses, and those DESTROYS
OF having their pictures should i'm
prove the opportunity. Ladies and
children are requested, when convent
ent, to call i'm The forenoon, as Il picture
can be secured more speedily and with
better effect than later in tho day.
Observation-Disclosures of Star of
Hope Encampment, l. c. r. c., are
requested to meet at the Presbyterian
'hufch, this evening, at 1880 O'Clock.