Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-25

husband, ChaS. j. I.Ow, because h re-
fused to return and live with him. He
fired one shot from a revolver into her
head inficting a mortal wound, though
she is not yet dead. He then shot and
killed himself.
Boston, Mass, March Is.
Mrs. Mary Bingham, a young and
handsome widow respectfully connect
ed, was found dead in the cellar of No.
81 Webster street, East Boston, last
night. The body was terribly bruised
aud the throat filled with gravel. The
discovery of the supposed murderer
causes great excitement.
Attempt to Ditch n Train-MiscclIa-
neOus. 90
BALTIMORE, March %.
An attempt to ditch the Washington
express train, on tile Northern Central
Railroad, by misplacing a switch at
Paris Station, was made yesterday.
The engineer of the freight train, Geo.
Santer, made the discovery and right
ed the awitch.
COLUMBUS, O. March %.
The Senate to-day passed the bill
prohibiting railroad officials and EN-
DlDytS DcltlS CJIlifCCtCo Will th0 "
called fast freight lines.
Death of Governor Hickman.
WEsTCHEsTER, Pa, March %.
Governor Hickman died to day. He
was aged TO years.
Adjournment Of the Senate.
WASHINGTON, March %.
1t is confidently expected that the
Senate will adjourn tomorrow Sinc
die.
The Memory OfJohn Mitchell.
CHICAGO, March "a.
A large meeting of prominent Irish
citizens was held last evening for the
purpose of making arrangements Tor
4 demonstration in honor of the late
John Mitchell. Similar meetings are
reported To be held in Memphis, s..
Louis, Louisville and various smaller
cities throughout the West and South.
The Beecher Trial Bessie Turner's
<ross-ExaInina.ion Continued.
New York, March "A.
Tn the Beecher trial to day, the cross
examination OF Bessie Turner was
continued. When Tilton took her up
stairs to repeat the Story abo;t Beech
er and his wife, they remained until
nearly dark. Counsel attempted
vainly to induce her to fix the number
of hours they were up stairs, but
she would only reply 1.-TWO or thr, g
hours" She continued: HE did NOS
tel her that Mrs. Tilion had confessed
to him her adultery with Beecher.
If she said 50 before the committees
she must have got an idea from read
ing the papers and must have been
mist tken. She had talked about the
case since Yesterday, but no person
sugges ed to her how to explain her
misstatement to the committee. She
had talked with Mrs. Ovineton, Mr..
Sherman, Mrs. Sherman and Mrs.
Tilton about it; was stopping with
Mrs. ONington now. When Tilton
came to Mrs. Morse's for Mrs. Tilton,
witness was on the stairs and Jaw him
kneeling on one knee, with the other
one raised. If she were man she
could show them his position.
She could not Distinguish IN words
he said. She might have heard hal
he spoken louder. Witm SIS WAS asked
if she told the committee that Tllton,
when kneeling to his wife, vowed tina
he loved her, and asked her to cone
back to his home. She replied h IA
she might have, but did not remembers;
she talked so fast before the c0mmit-
tee that she got things mixed up. She
could not tell from memory all she
said to them. She could only say she
was trying t. tell the truth to hem.
Witness then repeated, almost verba-
tim, the whole story in the direct
examination of the passage between
Grandma Morse and Iilton, their re-
turn home, Mrs. 1ilton's retiring, and
the witness sitting up with 1Ilton and
hearing a repetition OF his charges
against his vile and Beeeher. She re-
membered seeing Beecher in Mrs. Til
toms room talking to her. She was
half reclining on the pillows; did not
remember what vas said. In January,
when she went tn school, Mrs. Tilton
spoke to her abont going. This was
after a ~relraction was signed. TiltOn
also told her he and Elizabeth were go
ing 10 do something nice for her. They
were going to send her to Steubenville
to school. lie said he knew the prin-
cipal of the school. The attention al
the witness was drawn 10 her testi-
mony on these points before the COM
mittee and the record was read to her,
but she could recollect nothing about
it. She was questioned about a Miss
Vance as a schoolmate at steuienNille,
who told her once she was about to
visit Brooklyn and said she (witness)
might have told her she might visit hei
and Mrs. Triton, they were such nice
people.