Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-07
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.
The Trial Of Hrs. NOrtOn-Jury SSH
Out.

Inc IfhOt o. mfh. NOrtOn-SOTJ Obhsb
Out.
SANTA BARBARA. Cal, Aug. s.
The jury in the care of Mrs. Norton
is still out. To-day they informed the
Judge that it WAS impossible to agree.
The Judge asked them if there was any
law point which they wanted ex-
planned, but the answer was mo; We
cannot agree" The Judge 9 n them
back, saying it would be very hard to
gel another jury as capable OF deciding
the case rs the present n Rumor
says the jury stand IL for %acquittal and
| for conviction.
sem Francisco Politics.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Aug. 6.
There was u large meeting a Pats
Hall last night 10 ratify the request Of
signers Of the call published in yester-
days Chronicle for the Independent
Tax-payers' Convention. The meeting
was harmonious and the committee
was Endorsed.
Mining I'm Arizona Border
Troubles.
Tucson, A. T. Aug. 5.
The mining news continues to be OF
the most cheering nature.
Parties who have arrived here from
sonora complain of outrages commit
led upon them, by the C~hirachuas. The
Governor has referred them to Agent
Jefferson.
Death Of Corcoram, who was shot I'm
~ BrOtheI.
VIRGINIA CITY, Aug. 5.
Corcoran, who was shot yesterday
by Larkin, died at | O'Clock this norm
ing. Another. witness has been SO.
cured a young girl who Gays she saw
the shot fired and il positive of her
Identification of Larkin as the man who
fired 1t.
The idaho Telegraph Line.
WINNEMUccA, Aug. 5.
Eighteen hundred pounds of wire
for the Nevada and Northern Tele-
graph Company arrived here to-day
from the East. II will be forwarded
10 Silver City, Idaho. Its lines, which
run from Winneinucca to Silver City
and Boise City, will I've extended to
Portland Oregon.
California Politics.
SAN DIEGO, Aug. 6.
Dispatches from different points in
the State report we'll attended meetings
of the different political parties. The
campaign il now in full swing.
The Mormon Trials.
BEAVER, Utah, Aug. s.
This forenoon Boskir, for the prose-
cntiOn, commenced the closing adj
dress with a review of judicial affairs
i'm the Territory. He then gave a
vivid account Of the massacre, ar
raigned Brigham Young as accessory
and the policy OF the Church "a the
moving spirit of the massacre. When
the jury retired Dame was brought,
into Court. The first indictment
against him was quashed on motion
OF Prosecuting Attorney Wheddan.
His case was then continued till the
September erin.
'rhe shooting Match Betweem Two
Nevsdsns-Poiitiral Mmtter~.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. g.
The pigeon shooting match between
Frank OsbistOn. Superintendent OF the
Savage mine, and A. Maitland, OF Vir.
Hinia CITY. yesterday, vas won by
Maitland, the cor standing on single
shooting: Obist0n, Is: Maitland, IL.
On double shooting Osbiston, 81; Matt
land, "a. 1t is estimated that be-
tween $20,000 and $4,000 changed
hantis on the match, Osbiston being
The favoiite before the match,
J Nothing has been done toward re
/ pairing The break between the two
wings OF lne Democracy last night.
The State Central Committee yester-
day chose delegates to the convention,
and vent a communication to the
County Committee which met last
night, declining the proposition Of the
latter to admit the State Central dele