Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-23
DISPATC HE'S.
BY Overland Telegraph.
A Horrible Murder Discovered in
Denver, Col.
DENVER. Col. Oct. u,

A Horrible Murder Discovered I'm
Denver. Col.
DENVER, Col, Oct. 81.
A most atrOcious murder was un-
earthed here to day. A small tene
ment house in the eastern portion of
the city which had recently been a
Gated by some Italian musicians was
visited 10y a policeman to detect the
cause OF a stencil that appeared to is
sue from it. He discovered in the cell
lar of the builing the dead and putrid
bodies of an old man and three boys,
all Italians. The bodies rear the
CHASTITY marks of the knife. The
Threats OF all had been cut. The muir
derers are believed To be Italians. In
tense indignation prevails and delec-
tives are out in all directions searching
for the murderers.
Death Of u Distinguished Kentuck.
ian.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 81.
A special from Paris, KY, says that
Hon. X. r. Davis, eldest son of late
Senator Garrett Davis, and the mos
prominent member of the Bourbon
county bar, was found dead in his bed
this morning. Death is supposed to
have been caused by an overdose of
chloral. which he had been in the
habit of using as AT antido,e for pain.
Mr.. Davis was President of the North
ern Bank of Kentucky, and was de-
servedly held as n of the first citizens
of the county and State,
Wnylaia and shot.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 81.
Henry l.. Ballard, formerly of Tex
as. residing near Marion. Ark, while
riding with a lady yesterday afternoon
lear his place, was waylaid and shot
by a man named Andrews, the charge
taking effect N the neck and face and
knocking him off his horse. Alter
falling Ballard asked Andrews to raise
him into a sitting posture, which he
did.
Tributes TO h Memory OF Fred'k
Hudson SERIOUS Charge Against
u Bank Receiver.
New YORK. Oct. 81.
All theevening papers publish glow
ing tributes TO the memory of the late
Fred'k Hudson.
In the civil suit brought by Samuel
C. Archer against Theodore Davis, Re-
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covery of $4,000 in United states
bonds, in the bank when robbed in
1869, Mr.. Morrison, counsel for Archer,
said they would prove that Stevenson,
then Cashier and afteward President Of
the bank, planned the robbery and
shared in the proceeds. 1t will be
remembered that the burglars obtained
about $450,000.
Mail Matters i'm the South and
Southwest.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81.
Postmaster General Jewell had a
long conversation to-day with Col. Thos.
A. Scott, who came here at his request
to orange for giving the department
| all possible facilities on the railroads
controlled by the latter in the South
and South est. with a view to still
greater dispatch in the distribution and
connection of mails there. Col. Scott
acQuiesced in Gen. JEWELS suggestion
and promised to extend all facilities
that may be desired.
Fatal shooting.
SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. %.
e. l.. Hicks, son of Major Hicks, a
highly respectable citizen of Wyoming,
| SuII6tiu6lcu IittiSCii W thO POliCC ld>t
evening, stating that on the previous
evening he shot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for
several years engineer at the Diamond
mine. 1t appears the parties me at
Trips Ravin, u lonely spot, and Hicks,
installing Anderson for a desperate,
and without the exchange OF u word,
fired At him, inhicting a wound from
which he died yesterday.
New York Items.
New YORK, Oct. %.
VIM. Delaney, convicted of the muir
der OF Capt. Law OF board a
schooner In the sound, was sentenced
to be hanged December 10.
Barnum's Hotel, at Broadway and
Twentieth streets, will be closed to-
morrow under circumstances consid-
cred equivalent to suspension of bust
ness by the present proprietors.
The failure of Joseph w. Duryee,
lumber merchant, Is announced. AS
SETS and liabilities not stated.
Commissioners representing the city
of Mobile, Ala, are e~ndeavoring To
effect arrangements by which their city
debt may become less burdensome.
They state hat The people wish to pay
their creditors every dollar they can,
but the city II held for her present OBJ
legations is hopelsssly insolvent and
can never pay.
The Supplementary Book Fair open
ed yesterday at Clinton Hall, under
the auspices of the American Book
Trade Association. About forty pub
fishing houses were represented.
In the suit of the city against the es-
tate OF the late Jas. Watson, who was
the former ring County Auditor, judy
ment has been given for the recovery
of $6IS. 49l, az a part Of the alleged six
millions steal by the ring.
Liberian war-several Washington
Items.
CHICAGO, Oct. %.
A Washington special says informa.
ton has been received at the State De-
partment that the internecine war In
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