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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-24
d CITY, UTAH.:
March q. Up. NJ.

Iuo OutteQ states MARSHAL having
in charge John ID. Lee. the leader Of
the horrible butchery OF men, women
and children, accompanied by a strong
detachment of troops, District Attor-
ney Howard and Rev. Mr.. Stokes, ar
rived at Mountain Meadows about
eight o'clock or Thursday evening,
and after eating supper and stationing
a strong guard the party retired,
ranging their beds around the camp
fire on the ground, with the exception
of Lee and Rev. Mr.. Stokes, who slept
together in a wagon. Lee slept through
the entire night and partook of a light
breakfast in the morning. After the
meal he gave directions to District At
torney Howard as to the disposition of
his property, dividing it equally be-
tween three of his wives and their
children. He requested of the United
States Marshal to
DELIVER HIS RoDY
To his wife Rachael, and also request
ed that he might be shot at short range
and that his executioners would aim
at his heart. Quite n number of spec
tators were present but the best of or-
der prevailed.
All being in readiness, Lee was taken
to the spot where his coffin had pre-
viouSly been placed. He knelt down
on his coffin and was requested to sit
there while a photographer, who was
on the ground with his camera, took
a picture of the solemn scene. Lee
called the artist to him and requested
that each of his wives should be for
warded a COPY. Lee then made q short
speech in which he expressed his con-
hdence and belief In the religion of the
Latter Day Saints as
REVEALED TO JOSEPH SMITH.
He denounced Brigham Young in So
we're and unmeasured terms, aud said
he had never intentionally done a
wrong to any n and was prepared to
die. His language was evasive and
contradictory to what he had previous
ly said and written. He died as he had
lived, a religious fanatic.
After his remarks his spiritual at.
tendant offered a fervent prayer on
behalf Of the doomed man, during
which Leo knelt on his coffin. AiteI
the prayer was finished a bandage was
placed over his eyes. He then sat or
his coffin, coolly took off his hat and
coat, handed them to an officer and
said:
CT AM READY"
The Marshal gave the word, a SHARP
report of musketry followed, and Johr
d. Lee fell back, with three bullets
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-24

The famous st. Louis lager bcer, the best
in America, finest for family use, sold by the
glass. bottle or dozen, at Jim Kellogs's III
Dorado Saloon,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-24

Doors. shoes. slippers. rubber overshoes.
rubber boots, shoe-brushes. and backing. at
the Golden Rule Store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-24

GLOVES, socks, handkerchisfs. towels. col
lars, neckties, scarfs, bows. and email wares
at the Golden Rule Store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-24
AT TER TWENTY YEARS..
THE FINAL TRIUMPH OF
JUSTICE.
EXECUTION OF JOHN D. LEE.
The Last of the Mountain Meadow
Fiend.
HE DIED AS HE LIVED, A RELIGIOUS
FANATIC.
His Firm Belief in Mormonism.
Photographed ON His Coffin and
Faces Death BraveIy.
THREE BULLETS THROUGH
HIS HEART.
'HREE BULLETS THROUGH
HIS HEART.


Nearly twenty years ago a m essen
ger, begrimned with dust and riding a
horse covered with foam, dashed
through the streets of Salt Lake City
to the entrance of the "Lion House,"
where the office of Brigham Young.
the President of the Mormon Church,
was situated, and hurrying into the
inner room of the place, delivered to
the Prophet Brigham a message con
tanning foul simple words:
"The Decd Is Done!"
Yesterday from the bloob-stained
plains of Mountain Meadows, where
in September, 1857, the 'horrid deed"
was done; where insatiate tieuds
1.-THE BATTLE-AXEs OF THE LORD
AS they were styled, led on by John
ID. Lee and other human monsters,
tutchered in cold blood one hundred
and twenty-seven men, women and
children, came the tidings of another
deed hat had been done, and John
" LoC CAPi"'Cu us III II
details of the massacre of a company Of
emigrants in the southern part OF the
Territory of Utah are. familiar to every
reader in the land. The aus which
led to that terrible massacre are inter
woven with the fundamental princi-
Piles of the strange creed of the Nor
mons. To recite o the oft-repeated
tales, the remembrance of which
sends a thrill of horror through the
heart, is useless. All have heard Of
them. Years of mysterious darkness
o'er-shadowed this, the greatest Of all
crimes; but at last the tardy work of
reparation has begun, and the prayers
of those who erected a monument to
the murdered ones on the ground
where they had fallen, are now being
answered.
We yesterday afternoon received the
following special from the scene of the
execution:
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CT AM

The Marshal gave the word, a sharp
report Of musketry followed, and John
d. Lee fell back, with three bullets
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-24

LN1LiSh TdLoISs poChct-huIVoes chseois
pens, ink, paper, envelopes, and a general
line of notions, at the Golden Rule Store.
TIE famous English cherry and briar-root
straight stem pipes, direct importation. at
the Golden Rule Store.
NUTs. Hickory Nuts and Walnuts. just re-
ceivsd from the East.can be had at Mrs. M.
A. him CS
Doors, shoes. slippers. rubber overshoes.
rubber boots, shoe-brushes. and backing, at
the Golden Rule Store.
GLOVES, socks, handkerchief. towels. coll
lars, neckties, scarfs, bows. and email wares,
at the Golden Rule store.
SAusAGEs.-A fresh article of Hamburg
Sausages has just been received at Mrs; NJ.
A. Ashim's. rs
LOUNGES, beds. bedding, window shades.
and upholstery goods. at the Golden Rule.
MRs. NJ. A. AsHIN has a lot of live gold
fishes. in globes. for sale cheap. jaSQtf
TRUNKS and ~valises. at the Golden Rule
Store.
LATEST style of hats, at the Golden Rule
Store.
SHEET Music, at the Golden Rule Store.
mh4
GosNELL's English cherry tooth-paste, toilet
soaps, and per,umery. at the Golden Rule
Store.
TOBACCO. cigars, meerschaum pipes and
smoke r's goods. at tho Golden Rule.
SroR,cE and commission, at the Golden
Rule Store. Inquire of NJ. II. JOSEPH.
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SAusAGEs.-A fresh article Of Hamburg
Sausages has just been received at Mrs: NJ
A. Ashim's. rs
The New York herald., 1877-12-28
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS (rRIDAO SALE
AT 10 O'CLOCK.


THE DARK BAY TRorrING STALLION POCKET, got
isrss ss :sls; is hands fulI ssIea lsa' Poke.
VERY IHSbsoSE s%Y TEorlIse eELDIse sired
By Ethan Allen. lJL hands high, years old; rcc
better sS.n suy Day; perfect horse % ior gem ssn
and reliable ana is warranisd sound and snd
VERY HANDSOME BAY GELDINd, i5S hands high. 8
Dos. not shy e Or pa @ can sro. Il sosant
VERY G:f sYsa h.s "f ss :sSnd :1d :H
asls family msrs; arsid q nothing; easy and pleas.
BROWN uELDING, IL HANDS HIGH. years old free
,o IN .u ns Eua
BAY HORSE: isM I1sps HIGH. % year old; 70.
wHrrsnted n, kind ant true a ~ M harness. ness,
sHoTs so 3 s da ma !,
Mambripo Chiei = free. pleasant driver great road
.tcr; can srot In 1855. and Is warranted sound and
BAY HORSE. i5A. HANDS HIGH, 8 ye.ss old; FREQ
PAIR BnY hANp
EASY dvsra ssn ,ot better than 70 the po
and are much faster single: are a yery stylish and md
handy road tesn aud warranted sind and true ia all
GNP S1s s okS kAp MING Pss & and n uo
years OLD; free from yice; sharp traveller; war
Ray sab Rd ASp .Sd s X q %x bred in
road sosa sound and and % sna a
GRAY TSsE .'ia L n%Sbs d oa fire..
vice; has been used 70 Z milk wagon; good driver
MILK WAGON IN GOOD ORDER.
DoCToR's TOP WAGON; sold to pay advances
tons. is .cp sae-Ssr Road wagons top uli spIine
SALE COMMENCES At 10 0'CLoCK
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, l.2e5 BRoApWAY.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTiSEMENTs AND SALES or PAPERS

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The New York herald., 1877-12-28
TIIE MAYOR
ana the

'IhiE MhiOn
ru. pSI,Gs s;S5$SS;TssloSHrs ,.s r,,,
ssESysE $SIsS
&1Yoh of ThE tiff oF "S VIZ Soss sk;r lL' 'h
To MAYOR crrY or INV lona AND NO rna M dossa
NOR or TAX STATE OF NEW ioKK:-
...ass ~ tho sss
New York respocsuiiy represent Of you
@ erasI e: e:
snss y n c % ns puSe IS end the ss', Of the
the present Commissioners - Police.
p'ished more sward raising the discipline Of tho force.
tbs pnbiic peace and enforcing tho Law by
the courts than the present Board their orx
seton Is Known TO the public We believe TO have always
promp, ana successful mod q dcsing with the wnch
so seriously threatened the city last marked
contrast with thc action Of kindred boards Ia her
seton, amid the legal and other afeuos snrronnans
Lxes- law following the charge presiding ja.teo
q the Supreme Court In this district appears have
dictated .y prudence necessity ard respect law.
isv. Row + W chsmbsrs. Rev Rev wm. " T. 4 .fHii .iIsiIock.
Rev. Cyrus Dickson. Rev. ii. 5. Hutton,
Rev. Henry Highland Gar. kcv. v. ". newell.
Re-: :H VIM Omission s:ss,. Fox sis's s.Ssrsy Sss''@
ksv. John spscdiny. Luther X Marsh,
John ,. Cornell. Walter Brown.
& il. clsi.saas, Charles as.sdi Coliirs.
Wu. l. penke. John Lawson,
Thomas G. Acton. A. Van Santvoord
Horace VI. Rugres, Stephen Burkhalter,
j. II. Lane, Theron X. Butter
Augustus q. Paine, w. 7. u. Milliken,
George Law. D. b. St. Jonn Isooss, n. D..
Francis L Furnad. d. J. whitney
Let}rand Lockwood.
and 1000 other we'll known citizens
The undersigned citizens Of New York. their fellow
citizens to meet At Chickerng Ha at o'clock, on
evening Of SATURDAY. December 10, 1877 the pur.
Of public expression OF opinion In favor Of the
Of law and against tho prnshmcnt Of public
officers for tho performance Of their duty.
Howard Crosby, benjamin q. Sherman,
William J.. Dodge, J. u. Nermiiyca,
Thurlow Weed, Isaac rc,
Thomas s. Iastinrs Joseph N. Choats
William Dowd, Benjamin II. Field,
David Dows, John u. Hall.
lie Grand u. Cannon. William II. foeg
Enoch L. Fancher, sinclair Tousey.
John A. stewart. Henry j. Scudder.
William III. Guion, Charles y. Canda.
Horace Porter, Arthur Is. Graves,
Salem II. Wales, John II. Earle,
Amos T. Dwight, NJ Is. ticoing.
Watson h. Cssc, Walter T. Miller.
George u. iicpworth. g. iyIiested,
~ g. Watts, Robert Iannnhiil,
Y. Fachiri, II. n. Ware
NJ Gwynn. d. Watts
and several hundred Others
DEcExBsn 20, 1877.
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IaOitsEs, CARRIAGES, &c.
4 UCTIoN nousR or VAN fAssELL ( KEARNEY
"A ITO AND lI2 EAST 18TH ST..
NEAR 4rH Av
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every Horse tnat Is sund kind truc
In harness from thvec days Is given
The New York herald., 1877-12-28

nfyoRCEs SPEEDILY OBTAINED TERMS SUPER.
Dlatively reasonable; CONSULTATIONS free. FRED
EkICk KING, Lawyer. ST. Marks place. adjoining
Cooper Institute.
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II ROYAL HAvAkA.-ExrRAoRDINAR DRAW.
snr Decemssr ~ 1877 Capital prize, $500 o00: also
Spanish dosrs; whole shnros &loo halves $0 qnsrte
B25 tenths. xlo twentieths. 81 single Number Ken.
tucky draws December 3D. Capital prize $50 shares,
klu 20, ~ o. ). CLCTE X co, bankers.
10 broadway, renr Office.
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9f Settlers AND ONE POINTER.-fIRsT GLASS;
ouShZ broke; field trial given: for holiday pres.
ye Black, Tan, Italian and Bull Puppies. HENRY
.aKDENER, No. I762 Broadway. between 56th 57th
Now York CITY. -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-30
FOREIGN NOTES.
Montenegro Has Lost Oas-.ss-nih ut
Her Army Primo" NishoiH- Report
rd Killed by uf- Infatuated Troops
The Rassion. Gross the aaube

Montenegro Has Lost OuE--sk ssaa1is az
Tier Army primo" Nicholas E-p"Tf-
rd Killed by uf- Infatuated Trsap.-
The Russions Gross the anube
LONDON, June - \ special lays the
Russians, on landing nn the Turkish
banks OF the Danube, penetrated direct
into the interior behind the hill-,
gaining possession OF the heights com
handing Mstcbin, after an obstinate
fight with body of Bashi Bazourks.
The engagement lasted from DAY Lr-ak
until noon. The capture of Matchin
il imminent
y Cettinge correspondent to the
Times, teiegraphei yesterday: 'Su-
lehman Pasha advances slowly, the
road being -stinately contested by
the MonteDegrins. No doubt be will
succeed getting through, but at "A very
great loss. According to reports, Su-
lehman had 22,UO0 regular and from o.
600 10 5000 irregular, against whom
Prince Nichols can only oppose 5000
to l0,OO0. The fighting il very sansui-
nary, but the Turks can only return
now with danger. The convent Of
osDroeh was burned this morning. An
attack i announced on the southern
! froutier. The total number of the
Turkish forces now operating against
the Montenegrips is ca 900.
A dispatch from Rsguss yesterday
says the fighting near Ostroke ceased
yesterday, the Montenegrins occupy
Ing an entrenched position, which
| prevents an advance of Suieimau
/ pasha. Prince Nicholas. with another
corps, il entsenched at Corona, south
of Ostrok. Ali Saib is expected Ia at
tack DanilogrEd tomorrow, with the
object Of tfiecting a junction with Su-
lehman pasha Should these opera.
tions succeed, both armies will march
upon Cettinge. while. Lieutenant Cen
eral Mehenet Ali will march down
Nssissehelki To cover their TANKS. TIE
MonteDegrins in Herzegovina are re-
turning TO their eountry's defense.
I 1t is officially announced at Con.
stantiUople that the Turkish divisions
| from Herzegovina and Albania operai-
ing against the Mobten-grin-, success
fully effected junction, aud are now.
marching upon Cittiuge.
a Paris dispatch to tA.. Tit..- -.,-
IL - stated that tile steamer CONVEYING,
the gigantic gun, which " as exhis.t.,l
at Philsdeiphia, to the Russians. has
grounded near the island Of ossel.
| The Daily News Piaes,i dispatch
confirms the report that the Grand
Duke Nicholas received the English
attaches, Colonel welllsby, very
brusqnely. He put forth stipulation
as condition of his accompanying
the army, which must trammel him
a. an independent representation OF
England, his freedom of action would
he supervised strictly, aud he Was
warned that it was expected he shout 4
testify in an nnfriendIy spirit. Colo
mel Wellesley remains at Bachares,.
presumably awaiting instructions from
home.
a Vienna dispath to the second
edition CT the standard, says 1t Is re.
ported the Prince Of Montenegro wa.
killed by his Infatuated solsiier-. in
consequence Of his recent defeat A
union has Leca formed, hut Prince
Nicholas whereabouts Is unknown for
= week
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-30
A Hyarophebia Case.
PACIFIC FRONTIER.
The Excitement Has Sub-idea at
Lewiston-rroops and NaIuutsers
Being Forwarded for the Capture Of
Chief Joseph.

Being Forwarded for the Capture Of
chief Joseph.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 22-Lstest
advices from Walls Walla state that
the Indians killed every man OH sal
mon river, tut spared the women aud
children. The Indians have got thr
best Of the soldiers. Up to this time
they have killed about thirty, and
driven them back from White Bird to
Mount Idaho. The killed and wound
ed up to this time, is about fifty troops
II will take five hundred soldiers to
whip Joseph's band
BOSTON, Oregon, June 25.-No fur
Their fighting. Colonel Miller left Ca
palUi Thursday evening for Mount
Idaho with one hundred and fifty In
fantry and volunteers. General How,
ard lett yesterday with one hundred
and twenty five cavalry, portion be-
ing volunteers Captain Wilkinson is
with General How .rd. Lieutenant f..
Ii. Stern says n scout of twenty-five
! volu nteels was sent out this afternoon
| TO 40 round the head of Grand Round
valley, 20 cut oil any Indians who may
| be on their way to join Chief Joseph.
Colonel Perry has sent word by courier
| iiom Mount Idaho that the Indians
have gone eastward. Troops leave in
one hour for Lapewa. We viii leave
Lapews on Monday morning to join
forces now in the field. We will have
with Us one hundred and thirtyHeight
| soldiers, and a0out forty volunteers
here whoare to go to the front ut once
/ The excitement has subsidized ia Lew-
! l-tnn
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HERE AND THERE.

Ho"ors to Governor championship
Hilton seIie,aan Affair Regarded ~.
Pes s"nsi by kabbts-Loss Of Lie at
ss- J"hus foot Up rea-Trensurer Of
the Engineers IA DefsnIter.
New YORK, June 23.-At the New
York hotel. this morning, large num-
Der Of distinguished citizens sent their
respects TO Governor Hampton.
The steamer Ameri4ue, Of the
French transatlantic line, Thoroughly
oycrhsuied ani refi,tetl, left the dock
for Plymouth aud France, with be-
tween one hundred aud forty and one
hundred and fifty passengers.
All the Jewish synagogues In the
city were this morning unusually full,
1t being anticipated the rabbis would
have something to say concerning the
subject of the controversy between
Judge Henry Hilton and Mr.. SeIig-
man. In most of the synagogues the
subject was not touched. The exeep
lions were the congregations OF bethel,
Lexington avenue and Fifty-.iith street
temple. 1t was looked at as a personal
controversy.
II is reported that Frank Abbot, late
treasurer Of tho brotherhood of Engi-
ueers, Ia short in his account with that
order.
Attempt 10 hob = Ratlread Express.
TOLEDO, June 23.-An attempt was
made last night to rob the express car
on train number six, bound east, over
the Airline division Of the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern railroad.
shortly after the train left I.egonier.
Indiana. the car WAS entered BY four
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\ SMALL TORNADO.
tTrrrif'e Niud and Rain storm ia the
Nor'hw rsf-thicago Ffoasi.i-Tesrn-
sad Bu>,es 0yrrturae,I-goa.id
bic Damage Done

CHICAGO, H., June 25.-The West
ern Union Telegraph company is ia
receipt OF news that terrific wind
and hailstorm, which apparently
started near Kansas City, Missouri, IL
raging nurtltwesterteriy over the en-
tire state af Iowa, in large portion
OF Illinois and a portion OF Michigan.
The wires are Frustrated in every di-
recti"n, and but few tclegr4phic points
can be reached. The wind amounts To
almosta tornado, and appears to be
rapidly approaching the city, which it
viii reach, from present appearance,
in about two hours.
Later-About l:2D pm, the storm
storm struck the city with great force
During the twenty minutes that il
lasted. vast amount Of rain fell.
Considerable damage was done by the
rain, overturHing teams and buses,
ysstatiag signs. breaking glass and
doing other injuries. The easements
were, in some Instances swimming,
owing to The inadequacy of sewers.
No loss OF life has yet been reported.
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men, Who sec,,sted the messenger and
were about 10 biud him, when they
were confronted by force Of officers
and express men, beaded 10y chief
of police Purdy Of this city, who
hsd been notified that an at
tempt was 10 be made 20 rob
the ear, and had concealed himself
and his iAen il, tie car. a short hat
desperate struggle eEsGed, resulting ia
the capture of the entire band, Wh"
were brought Ia this c!ty and lodged
in jail. All are young men, residents
OF Noble county, Indiana. Tine traiu
was not stopped. Nom, Of the pAssei-
gers were aware anything unusual had
occurred during the trip.
HI. Abanctr.s- OF War, uastersos
Sentenced To Rive Years ia Ihe PenI-
teniiar1.
PHLADELPHIA, June 25.-fauBie
Brown, arrested ia st. Louis, was
brought here on "A charge OF abduCtiug
Mary MastersOD, aged ten years. She
! plead guilty ami WAS sentenced Ia five
years imprisonment in tie peniien-
: tiAry.
| Eastern MtIis Eaiar=IDg their Ia
psctty.
FAIL RIVER, Mas, June 22.-The
I Stockholders OF Wampanog mill have
! ratified the vote Of the directors u
bulld mill No. =, by vote Of i've 10
/ eleven; and also voted to increase the
capital stock to $4,000. The Union
mill stockholders also had a meeting
/ yesterday aud voted to buy old mill
No. 3.
! A Hydrophebia Case.
! POTrsvIILE, Pa, June 23.-The Hy-
drophobia case nj Mahouey City, Penn
sylvania, attracts much attention. Mr..
Josler, the victim. is still living. When
offered water or ice he Is seized with
commissions, and suffers 1readfully.
He was bitten some months ago by a
pet terrier.