Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-09
About a woman of Course.

About n Oma of Course.
CHICAGO, Feb. 7.
At one O'Clock this morning John
Heish was shot and killed by Edward
Campbell. The wife of the former was
the bone of contention. She was the
divorced wife of Campbell, who visi-
ted the residence of Heish last evening,
and on his entering the house exciaitn-
ed, snow I will fix you'' at the same
time attacking him with a razor.
Campbell presently drew a%revnlver
and fired foul shots, the first proving
fatal. The officers are after him.
Ice Disaster.
A special dispatch from Bay City
says that the ice in Saginaw Bay
cracked and went out on Saturday.
carrying away twenty shanties and five
or six families. They have no boats.
and no means of rescue at hand. They
are certain to perish unless the wind
changes.
Sentenced to be Hung.
NEW YORK. Feb. Z.
John Dolan, convicted of the murder
of Mr. Noe, was to-day sentenced to be
executed. March oath was fixed a.
the day of execution, to give Dolan's
counsel time to prepare points for arg
unIent before the Court of Appeals.
silver shipnent-Death of Admiral
strinShani.
One million dollars in silver is now
'en-route from San + Francisco to.LondOn.
Admiral Stringham died in Brooklyn
to day, aged rs.
Funerals of the Victims Of the Opera
EEouse Disaster.
C~INCINNATI, Feb. s..
The funerals of the Leasch brothers.
Augustus and Frederick, and OF Cor
nelius Crowley, who were killed in the
Robinson Opera House disaster Satur-
day, took place yesterday. There was
a large attendance. The friends of
Mai R1rzi, another victim, arrived
from Alton, Illinois. and returned with
the body. The list of names has been
considerably increased, but there were
nc o fatal cases.
A Californian Arrested for Forgery.
NEW YORK. Feb. 8.
Perrin III. Sumner has been arrested
in Brooklyn charged with forgeries in
California at over 5000, 900. He was an
official in the Baptist Church ana coy
cred his transac ions with his professed
pietv. Rev. MIR. ParsiIall. pastor OF
the church, learned OF some of his
transactions, and at once the latter
plotted to ruin him by accusing him of
adultery, which led I o Parshall leaving
his pulpit.
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AItaes washington speclai saysthe
Couinlt,ee on Appropriation, aiier
nearing Dr. Lihueri1an mas a"olt de-
ciueu that, instead Oh IneIe Deing a ne
cessty ior the estapllshiiien Oh a new
MINT III tne west, Almost a general
apoiition OF theIn couid De made. Inc
one at New Orieans VIII De MOI
nose U De aooiisned, as well a. D a at
charlotte, North Garoiiha' ~ BOISE
City, at carson, iieieh1 II Denver.
NothlnS put assay oilces are 10 De
maintained, ana keeping no olher EN-,
pioyes except assayer, meter ana
cierh' inns arrahgeiieh1 VIII ieaVe
AMI in San FRANCISCO. AT presenttnsse
MINIS have a capacity of Sl25. 900. 900.
and as the capacity of the country is
but SIT, OO0, 900, the need of new Mints
Is not established. Linderman was be-
fore the committee principally to ask
for increased opportunities al San Fran
cisco, Carson and Philadelphia, claim
ing them on account of the increased
coinage of silver under operations OF
the Resumption Act. The majority of
the comm ittee are hard money men,
and it will be seen that, in this man
ner, the financial question will prob
ably get before the House before the
action of Ways and Means, or Banking
and Currency Committees.
The Committee on Territories has
under consideration a bill providing for
the admission of New Mexico and Col
orado; and also one to change the gov
e%rninents of Territories so as to per
init the people to elect their own Off
GERS instead of having them appointed,