Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-16

him from the irons. They took him a
short distance from the city and
hanged him TO a tree, where he still
hangs. The mob went provided with
pickaxes, crowbars and other instru-
ments for gaining admission to the
Jail, had they met with resistance. The
negro did not say a word.
Drowned in the Straits.
SACKvILLE, N. j., June IA.
John Butt, IL. Hayworth, G.. NJ.
Tierh0lm and L. G.. Barnes were
drowned this morning while crossing
the straits from Prince Edwards Isl
and.
A Carpet.Bagger In Trouble.
NEW ORLEANS, June IA.
The Grand Jury this morning pre-
scented four indictments against State
Auditor Charles Clinton, two for mis-
demeanor in office, one for extortion
under color of office, and II for en-
bezzling SOC, 600 State funds. Bail has
been fixed AT S23 800. The Auditor
was served with a capaias and paroled
by the sheriff till 3 p. NJ. GOV. Kellogg
has addressed a formal request to the
Judge of the Superior Criminal Court
to extend the present term or call an
extra session for the purpose of bring
ing the charges against State Auditor
Clinton to immediate trial. He has i'll
structed the Attorney General to pro-
coed without delay with the case.
The sioux Indians Mt Home.
CHEYENNE, Wy, June II.
The Sioux delegation left Yesterday
for the Agency. DR.. Daniels, Inspector,
furnished each with IA horse, bridleand
saddle, in accordance with instructions
from Washington.
Indictment Of piper.
BOsToN, June IT.
In the Superior Court this morning
Thos. w. Piper was indicted for the
murder of the child Mabel III. Young,
in the belfry of Warren-avenue Church
a few days ago.
Chopped.
CHICAGO, June II.
The Daily Courier of this city, which
for eighteen months has been an indie
pendent paper, has a double-leadsd
editorial this morning containing a
scathing review of the Republican
party and announcing itself a repre-
sentative of the opposition party from
this time forward.
A Tennessee Murderer.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June IA.
Jesse Woodson, the murderer of Mrs.
Jarrett, near Murfreesboro, onWednes-
day last, appeared by counsel and i'll
person before the Criminal Court to-
day and waived examination. He was
sent to the Dawson county Jail toavoid
mob violence, which the sheriff be-
lieved would occur should he return TO
Murfreesboro for examination.
Strikers Convicted.
CLEARFIELD, Pa, June IA.
The Clearfield strikers, - in num-
Der, were convicted this afternoon OF
conspiracy aud riot in this county, and
will be sentenced tomorrow.
Distinguished Thieves.
ST. LOUIS, June 10.
Indictments have been found against
Gen. Geo. Mcdonald, ex-Supervisor
Internal Revenue OF tins district, Col.
Jno. Ii. Joyce, Alfred Bevis and Ed.
b. Frazier. The charge against Nc
Donald and Joyce is marked ON the
docket s'Criminal, tor destroying pub
lie records" and that against BeviS
and Frazier is "Remoyal and conceal
ment of spirits and falling to eiiace
stampsa and brands" Judge Treat fixed
the bonds OF Mcdonald and Joyce at
$4,000.
Steamship Over Due Favorable
from IA Black Hills.
CHICAGO. June Is.
Tho TJpnoo5 Mnntrau1 ann.;.I % ~
alarm is felt for the safety of the mail
steamer Caspian, of the Allan line,
now sixty days over due. The steam
ship Ormus has been ordered to hold
herself i'll READINGS to sail in seach of
her.
The Times Sioux City special saws a
miner named u. Swearinger, well
known in California and Colorado as
All old miner for Owe 20 years, arrived
here from the Black Hills to-day. He
and a party of seven others went up
the river on the steamer Josephine in
April last. They left the river at Old
Fort Pierre and crossed over to the
hills. Upon their arrival there they
came upon a party of nine others who
were mining in the hills with fair sue
cess. The men were making from So
to So per day in gulch diggings. Swear
niger came out after supplies, and
brought a quantity of gold and gold
quartz with him. He says it is the
best country he ever struck, and he
has staked out his claim six miles
west of the Old Stockade.
The Trial Goes On.
NEW YORK, June Is.
The Brooklyn courtroom was crowd
ed again this morning. Beach ard
ex-Judge Fullerton were in their place
before the jury took their seats. Beach
continued his address.
Federal Appointment.
WASHINGTON, June Is.
Jacob M. McGrew, Of Ohio, for a
long time Chief Clerk of the Sixth
Auditors office, will be appointed
Auditor the present week, in place OF
ex-Congressman Sheats, of Alabama.
Sheats was appointed only about three
months ago, and has been removed.
He has been absent several weeks in
! Alabama, and will not return.