Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-23

During the performance last night of
"Two Wives and One Love" by the
Amy Stone troupe, says Sundays Vir-
gInia Chronicle, the audience were
treated to a little extra performance IN
the part of a child which made its APP
pearance for lone night only" In the
scene where a distracted father was
about to be led to prison, he takes a
farewell embrace of his wife, and then
rushing towards his child shouts fran
tically: my child! my child" In
this instance the little girl who was led
about the stage, became inundated by
the vociferous onslaught of the leading
male character, and jumping Oft a
chair as If she was shot, made a break
for the wings to the intense delight Of
the audience. During the rest OF the
play whenever the performers endeav-
ored to bringthe child up to the scratch
to embrace its father, is would invari-
ably plant its little heels in the floor
and hold back like beef being led into
a slaughter pen.
The Virginia Chronicle Of last even
ing, says the Carson Tribune of Salur-
day, contained atwo-third column sen
sational article about the disappearane Q
from Virginia City of a married lady
with Zamloch, the magician, and that
the lady represented herself as Fam
loch's sister. Zamloch, who is here,
states that the runaway wife, who Is his
sister, married John Spar in Virginia
City about three months ago. and has
lived with him as long "a h could.
She was going to an uncle in San Fran
cisco, and Zainloch says hs told her
she might come with him if she desired.
He has another sister in Virginia, he
says, who WI confirm this statement.
Geo. G.. Currie, Of Virginia City, now
here, says he knows Zamloch and both
his sisters, and that this statement is
true.
The Virginia Chronicle says: "If the
execution of Peter Larkin, convicted
OF the murder of Daniel Corcoran,
takes place on the day set-June 10Th
the hanging will probably be done in
the ruins of the county building On b
street. The place will, of course, be
boarded up, and all measures taken to
make the affair as private as possible.
The County Commissioners think that
the rear part of the building, which is
in a tolerably good stale of pre>erva-
ton, can be put in proper shape for
VIC CACCutiOu ub lcSS "a PcIiSC tUhii
they can secure any other place Tor the
gLastly purpose"
Yesterday, says Saturdays Carson
appeal, Charles Meder, while at work
at the Mint, had the third finger of his
right hand caught under a roller. The
finger was 50 badly crushed that il
was amputated at the first joint. Char
ley Meder has been particularly un
fortunate with his fingers. BY the ac-
cidental discharge of a pistol a few
years ago he lost the first and second
fingers of his left hand. And now he
has lost the end of his third finger by
the same roller which desiroyedCharley
Applegate's right hand about a year
ago.
The Elko Post says the Owyl ee river
is still up and booming, and the low.
lands in many places north of EIk0 are
flooded with water. Some gentlemen
who came in from Tuscarora a day OF
two ago informed us that salmon from
the Columbia river were coming upthe
Owyhee in large numbers, and that
they readily take a hook and are easily
caught. Where the waters cover the
meadows the fish leave the main
stream and swim out among the grass
and reeds, rendering their capture an
easy matter.