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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-20
Watches and Jcwelry.
Hats and Cans.

The largest and best assortment in Eastern
Nevada. The latest styles and lowest prices TO
be obtained, all direct from the factories East,
at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-20

JAMAICA. I. l.. December 10.
The Presbyterian Synod % Long Tsland,
yesterday afternoon. by 9 two-thirds vote.
sustaining TaimAge. diminishing the appeal
from the decision Of the p~rssbytery "a his
case.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-20
THREE NIGHTS ONLY
Contract To Let.

Contract To Let.
A CONTACT WILL BE LET BY THE
N Baysrd Taylor Consolidated Mining Com.
pany TO run 500 feet feet OF drift In their mine.
Proposals will be opened on FRIDAY, the 2dth
day Of DECEMBER 1873 at their once, at the
corner Of Bateman and Buel streets.
J. D. WEST, Superintendent.
Eureka, December Is. 1879. dcl9-td
676 A WEEK. sl2 9 day at home easily
0I/ made. Costly outht free. Address TRUE
& 20 Augusta Maine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-20

Has on hand a small lot of Triple-plsted Goods,
consisting of Table Cutlery, Casters. Butter
Dishes, ETC., which he will close ont at very
low prices.
, 1879-05-21

R'eefdt Dfndteh In The Tribune.
NEW YoHK, May 20.-The detenke In the
Smith murder trial IN Jersey City rested today
covc Bennett, jointly indicted with Mrs, Smith,
testified tfmt, on tic night Of the murder, lis
WAS III Williamsburg from II till morl,lug, In his
roam Ia Mf. Hnye1ncycr's house. The lady WHO
let HIN In TINT night sworo to tlat fact In cor
roboratfon. 1hIs was tho prnof OH which tic
defense depended to establish On allbf III
Dcnnettfs case. In his testimony relating to
Mrs. Smith, Bennett sail he had written the
cight-pngo letter. which was called forth By
some stories Ito bad heard about Mrs
ss,ti. Tic wrong for which lIc expressed re-
Esut II, TINT letter the witness thus explained: +:
~ did not gain her affections wholly till hat
Induced her to yield to tny bascr Desires" Then
he deh!cl categoyfca}y that lle tad killed Officer
Smith, Or hulpodto do 1t; that he was at Smiths
house On the night Of tho murder, or near 1t.
On cross.exau1luation ho testified tat Smith
knew ha MAS paying attention to Mrs. SmIth,
but did not know tho 'exteut. ~ feared Mrs.
Smith regardrd mo only MS q brothvr,"
hu continued. ITO sccnre her full affection
accomplished her seduction. lIer husband
was no nloro 10 1or utter tl.at tlIa,l frtc1u Or
brother 1hGy lived the happier together, be.
cnusa nothing hs said or did hurt her feellngsh
During thcKa allswcrs, which Were iHsiate.l
upon, ctnccrn1ng their Illicit relations Mrs.
Smith hid her fAce iu her handkerchief Ueil-
nett declared tint ha i,eant What he wrulc,-
that, II alts. Smith was convicted, 1lu WIull|l
cotus forward an takt her place. liz loved her
truly enough 10 do that.
, 1879-05-21
ITEMS,

ITEMS.
FIX handsome now rofrfvcrntor.cars have just
been completed by the Chicago, lsock island Il
Pacific Railroad Company. They will be used
to carry perishabla goods botwccn local points
on tho road during Tic SUMMER.
The genernl officers OF thu Chicago, Mlwau-
koo Il u. lHul, Chicago & Northwestern, nnt
Chicago, 81. Paul u Minneapolis Railroads held
4 meeting tu tlIfs efty yesterday to nt,tl!t md
settle the aecr,,1ht Of Inc st. Paul pool for
tbs last month. This IL the only pooi the
alatrs Of which nso running smoothly
nt sllc nrcsent time. Tie safln parties will hDld
anofasr meeting to+iay to ens!ier passenger
rntcs between tlts city NH! 81. Paul. Thrre has
been much cntnnlaint made lately tint the pres
cbt ratio of $l5.2l Il too lgh UNI out of nropor.
tim to the ralcs charged Outween this elty md
Omaha: It ia proposed now 10 reduce Tie rato
To st. Paul tn tt4.
Tile Chicago Railroad Association, consisting
Of tho t4etleral Ticket nn'l Passenger Agents of
tllc yarioi5 roads centerng III this city, held Its
rrcnltlas. monthly meeting al tts suom III Ash.
land l'locit. yesterday. Mr. TruIe was
had hccn done Thus far nCalnat the
talucrs. Ills report WIS considered faYorahly
and lie xas authorized TO continue The rrossru.
ttotis and hnve ilIc scnpers arrested daily Unit!
they 70 out Of the business. beyond this moth.
i'!!g OF Importance Was done. Tie rcgnnr work
of comparing and correcting the ralc-sleets oc-
enpt"d ile rest Of thu ttt1ic of Tic meeting.
Noti.i!g WIS sati or done regarding thu MI
settled ktatn vi the Enst-hounL passenger bu.l.
ness. 1slere could nothing 10 done 10 regard to
tltE matter 0M!tltt to tic alssenrc nf Gcn r. X
Myers, General Ticket aid Passenger Agent OF
the Pennsylvania Company.
, 1879-05-21
CRIME.


SEWARD, Nel,., SIay a0.-Ot1utltlo Cnsslcr the
trrme penalty to-day. The prisoner had won.
panied by his spiritual adyiser, Without tatter-
tng. Upon taking Ills nlace on the trap tho
warrant was read Cnssler spoke In a clear
Torc, eayIn- he VIVA about to dEc for criu,o tie
never committed. uu, WIS sorry to die tsmt
way, but tilero appeared to be no hope for It.
1fo could not say moro, but hoped TO meet hls
hearers III heaven.
Cussler stood upon tho trnp, tic Gnest look
plan suit Of cotl1rs, and spoke without trcmor
In Ills voice.
It waa thu Intention OF tho Sheriff to nuke
The execution private, according to tic Inv Of
the State. but M houF previous to the execution
the mob rushed in, pushed nside tho sworn dep
uties, aud tore down tic incosuro Thu 1atter
was built arouad part Of the jail and arrange
mcnts made for the execution to be conducted
therein. The mob tore down lhc incoture in
Side Of tive minutes, pillng the boar,ls outside.
Several prominent citizens tried to prevent tllls
overthrow, but were prevented hr tho n,ob who
wero determined TINT the execution should be
public. 4 crowd OF over 1900 was present.
Tic drop fell At 30 p. m, a1l after Cass.or's
speech. Tlu drup was nearly five feet, and the
neck was broken. There wcrc only some nery-
ons twitehtngs OF feet and arn,s, und IL was ten
minutes beluta Cnse1cr WAS pronounced dead.
casslcr was fnc-luoking man, ,liul llis nurvo
was wonderful. lie ncycr changed color or lal.
tered 10 lls movements or arucct. liz was np-
narcntly tic lcast-cuuccrncl person on the plat
form. Thc body Was placed in A rotIu nf,l
tnkUn tn the former homG OF Casslcr, In Beaver
Crossing. this county.
, 1879-05-21
Jay GOULD.

Special Corrtsponakncx Of The Tribune,
sr. LOUIS, Mo-, May t9.-Jay Gou!tt and
party arrived here Saturday, md loft yesterday
for Onial,a and the Far West. Mr., Gould favor
cd .TnE TRIBUNE representative with long
conversation, but expressed dcsre to bo ulre-
ported touching mnny points. Ho alIows fno TO
say, however, tllat the prcjudIcctl published
ssatehent that he had bought III tho Watnsl, for
Atock.t0bbfnE purposes wns whulty tutruc. Nor
1ots lie brifcye Mr. Vanderbilt. Urcr told De-
troll reporter anything to that effect, l1e snys s
relations to Sir. Vanderbilt arc the salnc % the
urtlinhry business relations OF ono Man with
ufo'hrr, where both were aiming ut the satne
Kencral results. Mr.. Gould says tlie people OF tho
ought to be the last ones to find fnnlt with him
tor cnlnFElng bis RAILWAY connections. lie be-
ticycs lle has contributed ls share to the PROS
ncrity Of both cities mud 10 the country from
when tkcy derive their revenue. fle believes
the Wabash to be canahtC Of being made tho
LIKE Eric, and to tlt clld shall assist It's Dlrcr-
tory n NOT ony. perttctng ite c0nnecttons
Will, tho raclilc 1incs-uuiun pati1c, kat,sus
Pncttlr, and Atchlson, Topeka tE Santa Fr,
hut also witl. Chicago. the Empire City Ut thc
West. The. elaboration bf 'tliesb Ideas Is what
Mr. 0oulh desires to be teit ureputtcd uutil
his return from the West. TO question, Mr..
'hc Wabash Company VIII buy the Paris IL DIM
yilLo l!uroad on the 18th Of June, asld assume
Its operation. You can say to Chicago ,ncr-
chants TINT they. shall have every tHettity for
doing business with the cnlstry tributary to tie
Paris d. Danv!ilu they leSiru. It Is the 1ltcn-
tion to nlnko The road productive, md the
factor, will be oniy tou glad to see others strly-
lug tor control Of Tic BUSINESS aIonE tho Inu Ut
the Par's d. UauyIIIc.
, 1879-05-21

uo Dluw Out III. I,ruln. ,,+cnu.n t,,n
Dourbtcr uf f,ou. s,urrss ,,In N,,t 9vI.,,
-. a,s... III, "'"e' '''" "'o' "'S''
.
h~eMs D.sea1ea TO ahs IFdhnnA
aT. LOUIS, No., May 0.--Il,c suicide Of Lieut..
N. Carrow, OF the Seventh Cavalry, at thu
Planters Iiouss yesterday ofserut,ou. VIVA t.le,
efapl'ea yesser1ay IN Its maln "details hut the
mystery surrounding tllc aflalr cleared upaume'
what totday by the finding, among Ills personal
effects, IF 4 letter writtop by Ella sturpes.
,lnnphter NJ M.i, finn sturoc, n ,,,, J|,,i,a.i
So. 49,, ~ e'''scs
sta1cs CaVa'fy, "h' sistef 10 capt dasR urges,
who lost Its life With Gun Custer al the time ol
The famous massacre. siiss st,.rxes hull met
Currow 1T Fort LINCOLN. wlsre .h. ur, tl,,
YOU'VE Lieutenant Deea!ne verY friendly
lHe ocnefh!, tn1nkshE hls oAuEntcr RIM tic
young Lieutenant were botQnins too devoted
To earl, other, removed her to st. Louis. ,,onn,,
, 1879-05-21

which llc felt the deepeat interest," affecting, us
u must Inevitably dr. the weItnt0 OF tl1d Two
i'aione. a.,t bns M9 gentlemen who presented this
aourcss Gould we'll understand lie oE{ect!ons
On the part of the American people to receiving
emfRrhnks who came, not rs rittscus, h,;t
as sla!cs. On that point Americans would
naturally feel strongly. II wan III ortlcr to ffco
tim Of sh!ngs that was degrading to both rarcs,
nlaek ans! wlllto. tfint wo fought long war.
losing great number of lives, with an enpr-
nous wasts of treasure. this was a terrible
"acr'f'.r.-ha questioned II any nation ever made
Having. tnndc these sacrifices 10 frce tho negro,
It con!t not DO expected that tho AmerFcata
would consent to tho revival Of another form ct
slavery III which tho Ehioamao aud not fla
negro was tho VIctim..
THE hYs1RM or EMIGRATION.
As he understood this question Of Chiccso
emigration the Chinese did not come 10 liz
United States as the people Of other nAtious--
81 o. ts,et. owa ffss w'll to ontoy the benrats and
hare i''t benefit OF their industry, md accept
the responsibilities Is well as the benefits ot
residence IN Amcrica--but Al dependents,
slaves Of con'rancs. who brought them as
M: merchandise, a,| hed them r. practical bond
~ a consequauco tlaa Chinaman In America was
hot member Of our society, on tfe same foot
1hfs With other races. entitled to all the benefits
Of our larst with chRnecs Tor improvement and
felt sure that thc Chtncfr gentlemen WHO had
honoted him with thls nddreAs, and WHO rcprc-
sented l'lc tlnurlAhtng Chinuse community Of
Penang. would agree With him that emigration
to the upttcd States under those circumstances
WAS not MI advantage to ua, ami! was q wrong
to thc people who came under such degrading
conditions.
AMRnlCA AND CHINA.
Thts, fn brief, said the General, without eotur
inr,hcr into tile question, was The objection %
lttHr $As$ g..
who llah none but the ktndcst feelings towarti
re - chinese people. anil who you'd e4sond TO
them, II they chose to make their homo With
us, The Welcome tlicy extondcd 10 the rcat II
tho world. Ila montioncd these views, not as
ieAr!ng On the bill to which 1iusion lad been r
made IN the address, BECAUSE he know nothing
about 1t. but as giving Ia n general war the feel
ings Of The American people tovarti tho
Chtuesc. liz ras only cIttzcu Of u.c United
9tatcs, without authority in the councils or The
Government of the country, md consequently
thy authors OF the address have ovcEratcd his
influcilco in tue settlement Of the question,
bus Il was onc which, as M American citizen,
Interested him greatly, atd he looked
with pleasure TO Ills visit 10 China 40
enabling hm to look Into 1t aud make up
his tuind. lie nercr doubted, mid no one couiI
doubt. that In The end no mnttcr what agitation
might. for the time being, effect ut home, fho
American nenplc would treat the Chinese with
kindness mud Justice. aud not lcuy 10 the FREQ
nttl deserving peoplo Of TINT country the asyutn;
they ot1er to the rest OF the world, He bcRgedt
aRain to thank the members Of the Chinese !
community ior their address, the reception or
which had given him I'll especial pleasure.
, 1879-05-21

DosToS, Mny 2N-Ihc Directors Of tl,e Fitch
burg Railroad voted to-lay to Withdraw from
the agreement to operate the Troy s. Gseeu-
field and Iloosac Tunnel, md to give tic t,sccs-
sary three mouths notice to tile other parties
TO the contract, Tho reason for this action IL
TINT thu arrangement brings Ioss to tt!c roatl,
aud the unre business lpna the heayihr ihc
dannac. There ls no fear tint tlH tunnel line
Will be brokgn M III consequence, as offers run
three pur.tes hhyO beon tnaie to kGou IN al carry
tho hutuen the Fitchbnrg roatl Is nnHols to bo
rid dof,-tIld Connecticut River Truy l. boston and
Boston, 1f0osIu Tuoucl u Western KaltEoatl. 1t
Is also understood that Vanderbilt, hnynE
heard Of tho situation through m tlnht'ccessf,il
application tu him for al raacindod. Just before
sallll,;. I,r EurGue Inst Saturday. IN order OF
Loo taEt that wuso Intended 10 b. auded to tic
Michigan Suuihtrns quota Of the Tunnel Linz.
und Alsu orders for IarRe a.ltlttIona nf HOW cars
TO represent thu Canat!a Southern und Michigan
Central III Tic baC1e linn.
, 1879-05-21

In the caso Of john |. D!ais agatnst The CHI
cago t. Pacific 1satlroad Company, ]. D. 1ar-
yey alII Juseph q, Morrison tllcd 40 intgryen-
lug nelltion setting aut that they nrr owners Of
III Of te f1rst.mortgare lo,lds OF the road. This
road WAS sold nn lllc Int Inst. to j. |. Blair for
t.lhOOO. ul,d }Ic l!as ,,ad SuU, tt0 cash. Dy the
terms If the salo llo ia allowed Il, p4y whaiaver
amount 1le elIs,Usrs In hOt1ds atla certificates,
p1niI.ants want their div1l!cmls Oh their bnnda,
md t!MY ask TINT The n,attcr be referred to
Mas.ur In Chnuccry: that 1sla'r ba ruq,lIrct!
to deliver to the Master w.lnteyor amount
lteu VI cash; md that the Master nlay ropnrt
III. amount ut cns1t on hatld, 1I,e amount Ut
bonls mud certificates, Of liens nga!nht tho road
which must be paiu tlrat, mud ic percentages tn
cash which tbs LonAAolAers Will receive.
, 1879-05-21
MILWAUKEE ITEMS,

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Atay e0.-Chicf.of-p Police
Kennedy this morning notified Fred 8. Wood
cock u CO., managers oI a huckot-shop known
as tic New York Open l,oarl OF Trade, to Slusc
up ut mon. This they promised to do, but
afterwards, 1t "as learned, declared tl'cr intcn-
t!on to r1ln anyhow, despltu tho warning of the
authorities. Disttics-Attorney Mckinney then
Ind W0otlcock arrcsted on chargo Of uulaw-
fully openlpgt keeping, nnd mauAgtng COM
1nun Enmbllt,g.houss. Thu asr,1sad fllrnlsl,etl
bait, "lnt will tlnyo hearing to.tnurrow morn:
Ing ehon'! WUodcnek sE Co. now ius!st upon
continuing further operations, tlle next
step OF tho authorities viii bo to ar.
!, rsst !. yet t.; only them, hrt every
raid, sin,ar to many III which eambllng-ho,iaes
nr0 pulled at ntRht. 1t ia stated to-Hfght tlInL
several parties WHO claim 10 llaye beon swtndIei
quito sums ranging tro'n SUI a'wartls at this
parne to seek !c=a' re! !rcsS. Mattsrs asa titus
becon,ng decidedly warin fnr Wonlcock II Co,
NlMl Will bu tItadu rtNl-Aot from this tine out ul.
til ahey ate driven from tho fitY.
Mnnis!pa' :,,;4k Court ,t, os = H., charge Of soa-
a cnesa II IL IS'a H. suuicea S cS co.tt eti';. III.
afecrnuon. of eighty or moro witnesses, fnrty-
eight vera examined before nsi iioufnb,eut, liu
trial Will last NJ least lwo dnys tnorr, anil, fr,n
thu character Of thu Testimony thus far CIyep,
thuto Is every Indication IT casner'a cnvIcth,sl.
cotun tto torger, ,lttl mt APPEAR 1T court to-
day ~ pload guilty AH1 retcye sentellce, for tlb
reason tlut hs .lesrca to suttle Ills 1,riyttn busl.
ness affairs t,efssu lo!ug 80. This MAY require
day ur So Longer.
bibce tho appointment Of IN accnunt-
ant IT, exan,in1 tlte hooks Uf the Clerks
ut t!la Municipal Court fur the pnnt few tcr,ns,
ex-hherfI iluaz4aur, fnrfner ttcTk Ut The Mum.
rlpnl Cour1, haa asked nm! received
l%ermlsann to Inspect te records Of hls tsrr. Ut
laur has beeDIIc seizcd with fsnr Of eyu!np-
1nc,,ts itlut nIuy nrnys damaging to hi* prutcs.
slonal rocorl. ami prnpQsca to Mlake gu'At anY
4ctrifncy that tuRy b. found to exist In ruuncc-
tion with his stewardship. Ttlers nuw remains
not The slightest uunbt that thousands Ut uu.
jars have iu past years frauducntly fouul their
Wny Into ttis packets Ut Tie Clerks Of the M1l-
nttlpal Court irum lines imposed in State cases.
The exact amount, II y delinquency exists, will
becotEc known wlien the aec5untaut appointed
by ula Board Ut Supervisors asakes his supoft.
, 1879-05-21
Unpaid vnm6herA anil pay.rbs. ........ Un sY3
Income account. .... ..,.u.. .,.....,.. Al, 1l3

Total'"......-.... %. ~. 49, iS}l
The itotn of 4122, ,5Ul for lntertHt coupoHA duo
Fab. !, 1917, Is not Included in the above bal-
nlIcc.
~. 4. o!!u, Gencrnl Superintendent Of the
Wtstcrn Union lsusd stnce July, 1879, alctt an
mont le found tho track, rollltg-stock, fcuces,
etnIoN.ltolscs-in short, all llp propnrtT Of tha
Culnptly-fn vnry l'ed condition. The rUnd .wns
At tl'at tilflu lS0 miles lonQ from acinn to Port
t'lr track has beon setat With new and heavier
isou, taw tics hayo been laid, brfllgca construct
%. Mnd, IN fact, tho roAd r,ade over again 80
slnt It is In good condition. lIo then goes IN
made In lhc, cotnpninants aAlayjta, which
Tn!nvns, that tho ties wero rotten
ani W, t,o fo.4 In a 1llapt1atvd eol.di:
wnl,kco Il st. Paul Railroad Company, aud
claIms tlmt 1lc latter Company Is q vury iIu.
portatlt feeder Of u!e Western Union lsoa'l tl'9t
1antagcolld to The latter, md wcrc nsccsssry to
Frodcric q. Nannev. tho eecr1tary and
Troasurer Uf tho Western Untun Road since
October, 1876, testified to the correctness uf tho
books OF the Company. s.rI,l that no part 81 Tho
earnings haa been diverted from their proper
purpose.
Ffwl Wild, the General Freight md Pas
dE14EF hEEnft III Hf$ HiluAfltt GuHuEltlEu tHc
statements of Mr. Mitchell. lilo also Eayc some
tables OF Averages, a. foliowh:
Average yeasly tonnago Of tho road
from 1H1U 10 18lju......... -. 1876, TQ8
1915 -. ............ 800, oe5
Percentage nf tncrcasc.... ;. -. :. Dl
Tonnage fos 1s7s,..... .....,...:... 45e.017
Average gFoss EARNINGS from 1S0d TO-
Avstsra stos. :arains. from lilo 10 ' 's
1873 ................. ;.......... 81, oo1, 44
Average rata per ton per milo received
for freight ......:... ..........,.... 400 cts.
Average snto per milo for each pussenger
CaFFleA.'t.. '....'......s 3.iu cts.
AfllaavIts weru also filed by y. ". Briggs, c.
n. Inyen, j. t. tiault, and John Tracy, ull rail-
road men, 10 tl1G elect tint the Western Union
RuAd wus In ycry bad condition fn 1860, a,lu
lind sncv been improved until 1t was In an e1-
coient condition nnw.
Aflltlayits were nl5o put In br s. G. Knight a
civil euRlnrrr. to tic same oTcct, by Nathaniel!
Hoh!cmnstl, T. Il. bailey, G. j. KorsIG1l. Israel
II. Lowry, j. I. Cnsv, arsl others. shippers OF
grain and commission merchants nlDng tl,e roAd
by j. Il: kcilpy, G. Z. Kcnlur, Il McAluln1,
and G. y. Wubb, lumber merghan.A; urNl by Il.
T. Brudhcat, ~. Il. Reed +. II. Flnnsy. II. j.
Gilbert, and II. d, Potcrbaug',, farmers, srni-
crs ETC., al to s1e effect that tic road WAS now
in MI cxcGlent condition; that thu management
was 20 satisfactory tllHt the parties a1ong
Tie line would make strong oojcc-
tlou nEanst having thu road change hands, and
TINT any change would he productive Of setous
loss,
'lhl8 makes strong showing apparently
against the Complannnta, and the light OVER tho
r0ad promises to last Us long as tnpru urr ubY
asscts tu Eight for.
, 1879-05-21
An Oblertion,

Tasnfsenra tGd.1 Htrutd.
at colorcd wedding ceremony in this place
on Thursday u!clt last,' M amusing sensation
WAS created. Just after tho minister had asked
IL any ont had anv "objection why these parties
should mot be Joined IN the holy bonds Of masr;-
monF,h nn old man. a former lover of the hffdn
cxncctant. sprnng up ncrvously, and said:
" Yus. object, for de tHusB dat man can't gtve
dat 'omau bread enough tu eat-aud for dat.
cause ob]ect." TIE old man was promptly
elected IND tic ceremony concluded; but he
cried, y i said, ali tic following day for MIS-
"lpst bridc.,
, 1879-05-21
CASUALTIES,
sUNsTRUcK AND ROASTED,

SUNSTRUCK AND ROASTED.
8btcidf Htspdteh to The 7t4hunx.
DETno1T, Mich, May 20.-To-day was tho
Hottest Of the season. This thermometer reached
10 10 the shade. Harry Severn was psostrated
by heat while on the street, md m old man
named Burg was sunstrucg. The hitter was
sent to the Hospital, and bis rocoyory Is
doubtful.
John Thersone, QUO Of the victims OF tho OK
plosion at Berry Bros.' vnrnssl, factory, died
this morning In great ngony. The upper part Of
Ills body was roasted almost to crisp. ills IT.
tic l4-ycar-old son, w1o escaped unfnIured and
rocesvng tarr!blo burns, Is tn critical condi
tfUn.
, 1879-05-21

Gently, mud looked about to Hec what ho could
steal. Suddenly m owl, which is cagcd by tlay,
but IA act At liberty At sunset, pounrcu unon tic
intruder and frightened him out ot his senses.
extreme disorder, leaving his hat and Jimmy
behind him. When the sloYckeeper opened the
shup the next lnoruing ho found blood status on
the flour R1ll desk. The OWLS feathers wero
rutlled anu its claws were rcd with blood.
, 1879-05-21


BLooNisoroS, ILL.,, May 20.-Atout o'clock
this mornIns Ulnvr S. Ycocam, ut .nmate Of
lie so'ltera' Orphans Honas at Normal, while
asleep arosr from his be,l, anl golng to third
story window pfuugcd to Tho ground below, a
tlfssaucu Of OVER sixty feet. Tile unfortunate
youth was Instantly Killed.
, 1879-05-21
I3iSIIllp,

NoRw1cu, Coun., May 20.-In the Superior
Court the case Of the State "a. Wesley ",
bishop, charged with the murder OF his wife
and with completely In the rnurder Of Charles
Cobb, WAS called up. Dishop pleaded guilty oi
murder In the sccoI!'i degree. Tht plea was &C.
ceuttt', md the psisouer was sentenced to
StRte's Prison for lIlc.
, 1879-05-21

Ruls!,cl consideration by ll,e authorities. Al.
Vices fron, Kentucky say that tho feeling against
Bufora has almost entirely died out, nnh that
only his aetb Of courage nud eeucrosjtr are re.
iHefnhcrct. II fs not belieyetl TINT jury can be
found who will hang him for his crime,
, 1879-05-21
AUDITOR FIlENCH'S TOCN.
HiHria{ Dtsf,1frh ID .Fhs TffAtsns

OMAHA. Scb., May 2o.-Jay tiolld and HlduoY
Dillon. nsl y paety OF other railroad tnaguatcs,
tocettr with l1leophlius French, Government
Auditor Of tbe Pacific Railroad, reached hura
this taorn!ng from Kansas Ctty, and they VIII
remain I'LL FritlaT. whrn they leave for an ex-
tended trip over the Union PnrGc. Auditor
neps IN ct,t,uecliO, With the Ceoirs] Pacific,
which Company refuses III set to shuw up rs
books Tor Government Inspection,
, 1879-05-21

CINCINNATI, H., May 2a-CoI. Tom Dufor.I,
the assassin Ut Judge Elliott, nj ths Supreme
Court Of Kentucky, was aEralunea for trial to-
day At Frankfort, tue Capital Of The Suite. Tho
test moyc Of tho defense WAS to obtain ehauge
Of vc1lre, which WA promptly grantoa by the
Court i 0stuton, tho eountg-aest Of Oven
County Whs selected ~ tho plncs OF trial, and
tho seeond Tuesday iu July as thu tituc. rhe
prisoner VA then senE back to jail In Louisville,
where he appears to be treated With disttu-
, 1879-05-21
INSTRUMENTATION.

TESnn uAUrE, Ind, May oo.-Wlliam Mel
SON lcolorcdl was sentenced to-day to the Pcnl-
tentIsry Tor Que year and = tine Of 81, 600 for
marrying white woman. The prosecution
originated In Spite hut he waA convicted under
M Old Inv Of 1855 witcl, .Tudge IA,ng held to
le valid through decision Of tho Supreme
Court.
, 1879-05-21

MEMFH1s. Tenn, May 20.-M. 8. Gardiner,
alias D. d. DAVIS, who falsely represented him
selt aa an agent Of Appleton l. Co., New York,
was to-day convicted In The Criminal Court a,,d
sentencud to ntne years. Imprisonment.
, 1879-05-21

Tho Due d. CuluinbfcE ni,i hts wlfc, formerly
at tho head OF ali atistocrntlc fan,lY IN Fsunce,
but cxlltd by the revocation Ut the Edtct Ut
Npptes, have been discovered u inmates Of lie
Leois Work House. THIS reduced noblenan ID
80 years old, aud formerly supported hIu,sslf al
. pusater.