Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-15
BENDER Is BENDER.
framiIiaS Of Kansas Butchers
The Junior BENDER also Cap.
turch.


tmred.
From the Salt Lake Herald. lOth.l
Yesterday the scene around the city
was one of intense excitement and
mor, the object which drew the
bwd to that point being the supposed
man Bender. At curly morn people
.ran to flock to the City Hall, and by
NJ. the opportunities OF the crowd
,cc the great murderer of modern
hes became so great that the .ailer,
n,,ict and crafty them, threw open
iail and exhibited the accused. The
riosi,v to see the aut hor of so many
lines was not confined to the male
rtion of mankind only. as the ladies'
ere seized with the same desire, and
Irny the day dozecs of the weaker
called at the classic establishment
n razed at the nlan-if he he Bend
.who has done enough in this world
cntjtle hiin to a front seat during Il
lrtion. at least, of eternity, in the do
Unions of his Satanic Maje>ty.
s=sThr old man was calner Yesterday
kan on the day previous, and talked
LII greater freedom, and could be
istter understood THAI on the day of
- arrival. lie stated to German
VSho was in the cell with him for some
fi,ne, that he had been engaged in
krming in Kansas: but said nothing
elxr that would Indicate that he WAS
Benler. During the day two gentle-
mucn VISITED him who had known him
- former years, and they both recog-
ujzeI him as being the much sought
~
Who was i'll the Pike county Qll.)
C1erk'S office in lS66-677. Immediately
1ere.nized the accused aS being the
IAN who had taken out letters Of ad-
bini>trat!on in Pike county in the
hme OF John 7. Bender, on the estate
Il his brother-in-law, one Schmidt.
h. gentlemen above made out the
kper>, and saw bender frequently
4lrlng that year, 1867, af,er which the
D. ter moved to Kansas. \ former H.
4lan Agent Cf Kansas. who formerly
nrw Bender. SAYS the Iirht man is
4p,ured. With this strong evidence,
} can scarcely he doubled that the
d, at criminal. who has eludcd officers
lnd detectives for the past year, has at
hSt stumbled into the clutches OF the
hw, and is now Il prisoner in the city
bill.
One day, when the old man WAS III
|le Man.i Jail, Samppte county, al
sthcr strange looking German appear
III there and a-ked permission to see
|he a"cl sed. Ills request was granted,
d the two had a long and contider :
fl int, rvicw. The Sheriff who had
BARGE of the Jail said the meeting Of
be men was most cordial and tn: t
hey appeared to talk freely on a sui =
ect with which they We're both ac-
PAINTED. The German left town the
peNt day as my>tcriouSly as he had
Dppearcl in it. The circumstance of
Us visit having reached the ears of
ne of the Depaty Sheritf> of Sewer
tcunly. the latter concluded that the
Granger w;,s Young Bender. and start
esl in search of him. He followed him
70 Nephi, in Juab county, where he
Overlook AMI arrested him. lie is noM
therc. and this morning Deputy Sher-
ifli> Farnsworth and Foutz, of SEWER
bounty. 90 to bring him to this city.
They expect to return on saturday OF
Sunday.
Should these two GermanS he the
nale portion of the Bender family, j,
would not bean improbable occurrence
n the female members of the murder
on> quartette We're discovered ere long
IN the vicinity.