Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-05
BY Telegraph to the SENTINEL

New YORK, May 4.-The World has the
following editorial: For the sake of in
tending French investors, if any such there
be, in the intended canal enterprise of De
Lesseps', it is to be hoped that the eminent
protector may be more careful and exact
when he deals with estimates of expenses
and alleged subscriptions han he is when
he talks shout St. sistics in general. In a
discourse just delivered by him in Paris,
he systematically describes San Francis
co as q city only half as old as himself, which
now contains 500, 600 inhabitants. AS a
matter Of fact, the city Of San Francisco
is not, by several years, half as old as De
Lesseps, who had passed his 40th year be-
| fore the American flag was planted in Cali
| fornia, and the whole State, of which San
| Francisco is the chief city, is not yet cred
| tied in our census account with a popula-
| ton of half a million Of souls. 1t will
hardly be safe to assume that De Lesseps
has secured $50, 900, 900 in American sub
scriptlons to his canal scheme until he
shows that he knows the difference between
$50, 900 people and 500, 900 people.
A Kentucky Mob.
CINCINNATI, May A desperate ARRAY
took place in Wayne county, Kentucky,
Thursday last. A man named Powell, who
was a witness to the killing Of Hutchinson
by Phillips, last fall. has been begged and
threatened by Phillips in order to keep
him from testifying. Powell refused to
leave the country or accept a bride. Thurs
day night q party of six or seven masked
men attacked Powell's house and broke in
| the door with q rail, when Powell struck
| three of them down with an axe. Mrs.
| Powell was shot in the arm. The maskers
retreated, but again returned, when Pow
ell fired and killed the leader, who proved
to be John Mill Smith. The others ran
of. Mrs. Powell pulled the handkerchief
off Of the face Of one man and says it was
Phillips. Powell has obtained warrants
for the arrest of three Of the men, who are
now in Jail.
Tally Fourteen More Against the
Apaches.
SANTA FE, May 4.-Metjuardo Charez,
head herder for Felix Charez, and twelve
other herders, were killed by Apaches last
week in the Monaghan mountains, and
100, 900 head Of sheep we're scattered or
killed. Armed parties have gone out from
Pajorito, Atrisno and Belen.
A ranchman brings to Silver CITY the
news that Apaches attacked Cooney's
camp, on Frisco river, and killed an Amer
lean named Wilcox. The fight lasted all
Thursday. One party of volunteers started
last night and two more go tonight. The
Indians are Victoria's band.
The Kentucky Bank Robbery.
PARIS, KY, May 4.-Cracksmen took
from the National Bank box containing
$499, and a package containing S19, 500 in
bonds. Ten thousand dollars of the bonds
are Of the Cincinnati Southern, and be-
long to Miss G.. o. Brent, OF this city.
Nine thousand five hundred dollars are
Carlisle, Kentucky, bonds, the property Of
Mrs. Jud Marshall, of Covington, Ken
lucky. Payment on the latter can bt
stopped, but the bank officials say the
Southern bonds can only be regained by
a compromise with the burglars.
Brigham's Daughters Apostatixed
SALTLAKE, May 4.-The Mormon church
organ contains the announcement of tn,
cutting off of six Of Brigham Young
daughters for participating in a suit to re
cover 81 900, 600, stolen from them by tn,
executors, Apostles Cannon, Darlington
and Young, and for also imperiling the lib
erty Of John Taylor. An effort was made
to get the heirs to repent of their action
and all the machinery OF the Church, ex
cept the blood atoning knife. was brough
to bear on them, but without avail.
Break from tho Unit Rule.
PHILADELPHIA, May 4.-The Enquire
will publish tomorrow, on authority o
statements made by leading delegates, tn
announcement that the Philadelphia dele
cation to the Chicago Convention insist
upon breaking away from the unit rule
and will vote nearly solid against Grant
also, thatSenator Cameron Is to be notifet
this week of the determination Of the Phil
adelphia delegation to oppose Grants nom
nation.
Another Murder.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 4.-Col. R. NJ. Good
win shot and killed his brother, DIR. Johl
Goodwin, at Brookville, Indiana, to-day
Col. Goodwin was recently discharged from
the Indiana Asylum. DR.. Goodwin was
prominent citizen Of the eastern part o
the State, and was q lay delegate to tn,
General Conference OF the Methodist Epis.
copal Church, now in session at Cincinnati
Chilians Gaining Ground.
WASHINGTON, May A telegram wa
received to-day from Panama, which say,
the CHILEAN navy b~ombarded Callao on tn,
22d Of April, causing heavy damages OF
shore and nearly destroying the Peruvian
corvette Union. Lima is threatened By
the Chilians, and great distress prevails il
that city.
Burned to Death.
RICHMOND. Va, May 4.-Martha Jones
colored, who lived, with her five children
in the neighborhood Of Christianburg
securely barricaded the doors, set fire Il
the house, and herself and children wer,
burned to death this morning.
Solid for Tilden.
CINCINNATI, May 4.-The Hamilton
County Democracy last evening elected al
almost solid Tilden delegation to the Col
umbus Convention.
Vetoed.
WASHINGTON, May 4.-The Presiden'
to-day vetoed the Deficiency Appropriation
bill.
The Kellogg Case.
WASHINGTON, May - Cameron's bill
went over after the morning hour, ant
Vance resumed in support Of spaffori
against Kellogg. Vance cited the testi
mony regarding the alteration Of the face
Of the returns at night in Kellogg's house
Vance. in further remarks, said that the
kilograms between Kellogg and his friends
furnished by the Western Union Telegraph
Company. were in cipher and ~unintelli