Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-15
Cinchins Of Thieves.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, June IA.
In the United States Court, in ses-
sion here, four men have been con-
victed of stealing grain from Fort Lin
coin. Among those convicted is Hen
ny eager, who has been several years
a contractor in Minnesota and Dakota,
and who has been the ringleader in the
recent depredations.
Beecher Hanging on She Ragged
Edge.
NEW YORK, June IA.
The Herald claims to have discov-
cred a druggist who sold Beecher the
poison which Moulton mentions in his
testimony, and reproduces the entry
from his books of the charge TO Beech
err, "May IL, 1771-One ounce prussic
acid, 80 cents"
The recent rumors of new evidence
against Beecher arose from the follow
ing facts: A few days ago, after the
close of the testimony in the trial,
Morris was informed that MI. Loader,
an upholster, doing business on Full
ton avenue, Brooklyn, would have
been an important witness. The story
was that years ago, before Mr.. Loader
went into business for himself, he had
a job in upholstery at lilton's resi-
dence; was i'm the hallway of the
house when Beecher entered and was
greeted by Mrs. Tilton. eBeecher lifted
Mrs. Tilton i'm his arms, kissed her
paroxysmically, and carried her into
the parlor. Either intentionally or
accidentally, he went into the parlor
unannounced, to get tools that he had
left there, and saw Mrs. Tilton and
Beecher in an e%quivocal attitude.
The Chicago ~rostofiice Building.
CHICAGO, June IA.
The Times Washington special says
the commission appointed by the Sec
rotary of the Treasury TO examine and
report upon theChlcagoPostoffice build
ing returned to Washington yesterday
evening, and their report will be pre-
sented at All early day. Nothing Off.
cial car be learnedof the recommended
ton which they will make, but there
is good foundation for the statement
that the com mission will unanimously
recommend that the work already per.
formed, in consequences of its unsnb-
stantial character, will be taken down
to the foundation stones. A large
amount of money has been expended
on the building.
Assassination of a Desperate.
CINCINNATI, June ii.
Tom. Mcclellan, the notorious despair
ado, made famous by the tragic end OF
hisc ounsel, Hon. c. l.. Nallandigham,
who lost his life in explaining ON
points in the trial of Mcclellan for the
murder of "A man named Myers, was
assassinated in his saloon at Hamilton,
Ohio, last night. The constable hear
ing the shot fired, ran to the saloon,
and found Mcclellan lying dead in a
pool of blood. The supposition is that
some one entered the saloon, called for
a drink, and while Mcclellan was serv-
ing the customer he was shot by some
one through the window from the
alley Although shot with several bull
let's in the temple and side of the face,
he had strength enough to get a re-
volver to defend himself, but fell dead
on nearing the end of the No
clue has been obtained to the muir
derer.
The PiilageJ Biack.sIilIers.
CHICAGO, June ii.
The Tribune'sS Sioux City special says
thirty-four of the Jordan party, whose
train was pillaged in Nebraska and the
property destroyed by Government
officials, went before the United States
commissioners yerterday and made
sworn affidavit that Captain Walker
and other officers perjured themselves
in giving their testimony in the case.
They say Walker himself stole a re-
volver, which he was forced TO give up
a. Randall. They TO- swear that such
properly as pistols, tobacco, boots and
clothing were taken and rot burned,
being appropriated by the soldiers,
tI,N,,I. Int faxy IF tho xfictinos M
swear whether it was Walkers or
Mills men who robbed them, and be-
cause of this, the ex parte commission
at Randall says the charge is not
proven.
OIL Works Destroyed.
PIrTsBURG, June IA.
1t is estimated that the loss at the
Brilliant Oil Works, near here, will
reach 500 900.
Jail Delivery.
CLEVELAND, June IA.
A jail delivery occurred this NOM
ing, whereby nineteen prisoners made
their escape from the county Jail. A
young girl, who was committed to Jail
for the non payment of a fine, and who
was working out the fine in the family
OF the jailor, procured the keys while
the family vas in another part OF the
building, and unlocked the doors, let
ting nineteen prisoners out before it
was discovered that the door was open.
The charges against the prisoners are
burlary, assault with intent to kill,
horse stealing and grand larceny.
Among the escaped are two men ar
rested with the gang of burglars who
shot Policeman kirck some time ago.
Five of the prisoners have been recap
tured.
Dinner to u. =. Treasurer New.
INDIANAPOLIS, Juno IA.
Over n hundred leading citizens Of