Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-15
EASTERN DISPATC HE'S.
BY Overland Telegraph.
TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
The Beecher TriaI-THae Testimony
all in-The End Near.

The Beecler TrsaI-Thae Testimony
all in-The End Near.
New YORK, May 13.
The following is the IlibuRe's report
of the Beeciler trial: Although the
end of the trial was thoughtto be very
near, yet there was considerable sur
prise Yesterday when it was suddenly
announced, at ABOUT 2:o5 o'clock, that
the last witness had given in his testi-
mony, and that h case. on both sides,
was ready to be summed up and given
to the jury. Judge Nelson exhibited
unlniXed satisfaction when Evarts IN
nounced that he rested the defense.
The counsel on both sides appeared
relieved, and the iurymen looked at
one another and smiled, as il pleased
that their long confinement was so near
ly over. The reporters appeared to be
ready to throw up their hats and cheer,
and there were many congratulations
and hand-shakingS pmong them. Be-
fore the opening of the afternoons ses-
sion, Evarts and Beecher sat for sew
eral minutes talking and joking with
the jurymen. The subject of their
conversation was the proposed adj
journment. On Wednesday morning
Judge Porter will begin to sum up for
the defendant. He will occupy, it is
thought, about two days with his argu-
ment, which will be devoted almost
entirely to an analysis Of the testimony.
Evarts will follow him with another
two-days' argument, devoted to the
general legal features of the case.
Beach will conduct the whole ina ar
gument for the plaintiff. He will be-
gin as soon as Evarts has finished and
will occupy about two days. 1t is I'M
derstood that Judge Nelson's charge
will not be very long, and he expects
the case will be finished the first week
in June.
The Fastest Mile Time on Record.
LEXINGTON, KY, May ID,
In the races to day. the first race,
mile heats, was won by Searcller, who
distanced the other VI entries, Light
Coin and Lost Fortune, in the first heat,
making it i'll I:4l4, the fastest time on
record. Last year Gray Planet ran a
mile, at Saratoga, against time, in
l:42%.
The whisky Frnuds-A s~usterran-
ean Iaak.
CHICAGO. May Is.
There are no new developments in
the matter of the seized distilleries.
! IItN are al III tilc iitido vi tiAC Wv
eminent custodians.
CINCINNATI, o., May 10.
Collector Weitzel, by order of the
Tr5aSurey Department, this afternoon
seized the large whisky house of Pike,
DOYLE & Barrett and placed it in charge
OF the United State Marshal here.
WASHINGTON. Nav 10.
An aUant of MlWankaa taIlyranhz
that he has discovered a su~bterranean
tank with a capacity Of 5000 gallons,
belonging to one of the Milwaukee dis
tilieries.
ST. LOUIS, MAY Is.
The rectifying establishment of Fin
man IL Co., at Kansas City, and the
distillery of Sheenan IL Sons, at 81. Jo-
sepb, have been seized.
The Kentucky Republican State
Convention.
LOUISVILLE. KY, May Is.
At the Republican Stale Convention
i'll this city to-day, General Harlan was
nominated for Governor, Robert Boyd
Tor Lieutenant Governor, Reuben Pat
rick for Register of the Land Office,
VIM. Berry for Auditor, and L. Rat
ciiffs for Treasurer. The platform
adopted by the convention is long and
reailirms faith in Republican principles,
approving the FINANCIAL policy OF the
Government and holding that the
financial legislation OF Congress should
he steadily directed to the resumption
of specie payments at the earliest da. g
consistent with the business interests
of the country. IL expresses unabated
confidence in President Grants ratri-
otisin and his devotion 10 Republican
principles.
WASHINGTON, May -.
An official telegram, received at the
Prussian Legation from Berlin, says
the Emperor leaves Berlin entirely
convinced that a conciiiating DISPOSE
ton exists there that means peace.
A Muraer-2nci4in. Orator.
OsCEoLA, Pa, May Is.
John Siney, president of the Miners
Labor Association, addressed an ex-
cited crowd of miners here o-day. lie
said if Captain Clarke, of the police
force. received any injury the respon-
sibility rested on those who sent him
here, and not on the miners. lie said
these were times when the people were
justified in violating law. 1t was rob-
bing for persons vino cane here now
seeking to take the places of those now
out on a strike. They were robbing
women and children of their bread,
and should be treated accordingly.
Sincy then sent the infurialed crowd to
Powellton to drag men from their work
as they did at Fishers yesterday. Ii
is universally believed among disin-
tested citizens that if there is blood
shed the blame rests with Siney and
Parks, who are under pay Of the Ma
tional organization, and are being paid
by shippers, it is thought, in other re-
gions to keep up the strike.
JOhn G.. Breckinriise's Condition
LEXINGTON, KY, May 10.
The condition Of Gen. Breckenridge
is unchanged. He is unable to con.
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