Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-05
LOOKING FOR HIM.

'hthO - ~ live vi
the ii o'clock A. M. train from the
north yesterday, a strange man was
noticed sauntering about the depot
with a double barreled shotgun in
his hands. AS the train moved into
the yard, he walked close up to the
track on the landing and raised both
hammers of the gun. A rather good
looking little woman, DIRE ssed IN black,
stepped out of the ears and went
close up to the nan, who threw his
arm lovingly around her, but i'm
pressed II cold, passionless kiss upon
her brow. The train backed up az
If to leave the depot, when the man
parted embrace with the little wom-
an, and followed the moving cars
until they again stopped. with the
remaining passengers, whom the
man watched with y tiger. like express
sion on his face, till all left the ears.
Then the man looked disappointed.
and putting down both hammers of
his gun, escorted the little woman
from the depot.
Such is the sequel to ar affair
which took place at Eureka, Nevada.
A family living there n recently
broken up ny an interIoper who con
ceived "A true inwardness for the wife
with whom he elOped. The husband
was left with a small family on his
hands, but after settling up his bust
ness there he brought his little ones
to Salt Lake. Since his arrival here,
he received letters from his wife,
who, becoming penitent, begged to be
taken back MO The bosom of her fam
lily, aud after coaxing for some time,
the husband relented and sent for her.
The trouble which next overlook her,
was how to get away from her para
mour, who was determined to follow
the woman.
That man with the gun at the depot
yesterday, was the husband, the woin-
an was his wife, and the husband
was looking tor that other fellow.
The above, which is from the Salt
Lake Tribune of last Wednesday, may
be perfectly correc., so far as the in
cidents alleged to have occurred at
the City of the Saints, are concerned,
but the itemizer is way OF" in re-
gard to the Eureka end of the story
No such case of "trne i~nwardness "
has ever occurred here. The lady.
whom we presume is referred To,
her husband separated some time ago
by mutual consent, the latter going
to Salt Lake with the children. A few
days = the lady left for that place
ON 4 visit TO her children, wbet her
with the intention OF returning here or
not We do not know; but no one here
has ever heard that there was a par
amour" in the case or that there was
any one who was determined to fol
low the woman" and the shotgun
business vas entirely superfiuous, un-
less designed to lntimldate the dwell
ers i'm Zion from manifestations OF
true inwardness" towards the lady
from the Base Range during her
sojourn in the Mormon dominion.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT. The
correspo dence relative to a compli
mentary benefit, rendered by = num
Der OF our prominent citizens to Miss
Lizzie Murphy, will be found in an
other column. The young lady men
tons next Wednesday evening and
for the benefit, when she will be assist
ed by the entire strength OF the DEAN
CELLS troupe and some of the best of
our local talent. The testimonial is a
merited compliment to a mos
e~timable Young lady upon the Y OF
her departure rom our midst and, her
friends vii. seq that the house il we'll
nlled.