Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-26
YREAus or a LUNATlC.

TIE RevciHe OF this evening contains
the following: A man named James
Cutleton, who arrived in this city
FROM San Francisco day before yesier-
day, went to the Manhattan mill early
this morning, aud after surveying the
promises for q while took an ak be-
longing TO the Manhattan Company
and started off. A nan who had been
watching him inquired what he want
ed with the ak, when CutIeion an
swered that he wanted it for the pur.
pose OF killing a nan who was hunt
ing him up, and before the interroga-
tor could catch him Cutleton had dis
appeared. 1t seems that he was la
boring under temporary insanity, and
stopping in front Of Nj. Dunham's res
idence he deliberately opened the front
door, which had been left unlocked,
and entered the parlor and advanced
to the bedroom Wherein. and Mrs.
Durham and children were sleeping.
Fortunately the bedroom door was
locked, and while he was trying to
force his way in Mr.. Durham awoke
and asked: "Who is there?" The
intruder answered: "Me; let me in.''
Befora MIR. Durham could get to the
door the man became impotent and
began to pound away at the door with
the AK and soon broke through. A
terrible scuffie then ensued between
the two men, and finally Durham sue
eeeded in getting the AK from Cutie
ton, at the same time asking his wife
10 20 for help. A gentle
nan Don came to the rescue and
Cuttleton was forced out Of the
house and escorted as far as the Peu.
ellie Office, when the crazy man broke
loose and ran as far as the Interna-
tional Hotel. On arriving there he
rushed behind the bar and asked MIR.
Crescenzo to loan bin u pistol AS there
was a man who wanted to kill him.
Marshal Brennan, with the help of
Mr.. Crescenzo and others, overpow-
cred and arrested the insane maj and
be is now in jail. lrE4aF eer 81.
AN Ex-EURExAN IN TRoUpLE.-Our
kilograms from Virginia City giving an
account Of the arrest Of the principals,
the Askew. LAWYER prize fight, which
took place on Thursday last near that
place, mentions rs q of the parties
arrested, Aieck Nixon, formerly of this
place, who was acting as the referee.
ne gave TIE ItIulTtU bdtl SiltItiy tlltT
the arrest and was set at liberty, but
from the one of the dispatch it would
seem that Aleck and the rest have got
in a tight place, the officials seeming to
be determined TO punish all concerned
in the mill" He may be- lucky
enough L ''scratch out" if not too
deeply implicated, or the matter al
lowed to so by default after the excite
inent has passed over.
FROM HAMrLToN.-H. X. Mitchell,
Matt. Gleason, Thomas Wren and JAS.
Reilly, who have been attending the
session OF court at Hamilton during
the trial Of the Gleason Ward mining
suit, returned to Eureka last evening.
Tue address of Counselor Mite hell,
one of the attorneys for Gleason, to
tie Jury Is spoken OF as the most mas.
terly and eloquent speeches that has
been heard in Eastern Nevada for
wears, the gentleman surprising all
his former many achievements. II Is
claimed that the Gleason side now
hold the ''age'' with the probabilities
of gaining a full victory more than
even.
a FINE DISPLAY Z. Steler, the
jeweler, has returned from San Fran
cisco and Is now engaged in ~unpacking
the finest assortment Of goods in his
line ever brought to Eureka. Many of
his recent purchases were made at an
ad advantageous time, thus enabling him
TO offer the latest novelties, suitable for
the. holidays. at very reasonable prices.
An inspection Of his new stock will
well repay any one who intends invest
ing in his line.
IN THE ltIGHr PLACE" Gimme
something to cure a boil" exclaimed a
citizen as he rushed up to DR.. Bishop
yesterday. "Ah, sc you've got n of
those things now have your" smil-
ingiy asked the Doctor. Yes, sir,
and its just in the right place" "Just
in the right place ?" repeated the Doc.
tor; ''why, where is that ?" son my
wife," said the unfeeling brute.
Go AND HEAR Ir.-Rev. Mr.. Gray
lectures tonight at the Court. house on
the subject of Marriage and Divorce"
1t will prove advantageous to parties
contem platlng going IN either branch
of the business to get a lew points
before starting out.
HEBREW CoNGREGATIoN.-By a no.
tice in another column the members of
the first Hebrew congregation are re
quested to meet this evening at the
store of Meyers & Franklin for bust
ness OF Importance. All mem bers are
urgently requested to be present.
DIssoLvEp.-The firm of Levin 4
Simon has dissolved partnership by
mutual consent. j. Levin continues in
business, collects all bills aud assumes
all liabilities of the old firm. The bus
mess is 10 conducted under the firm
name of j. Levin d Co.
SO "
COULDN'T SEE IT.-A young man at
McGeary was urged to marry recently,
but replied: ~ can't see it; my
father was a single man and he always
got along well enough"