Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-08

Trades Unionism. We believe similar, II
not the same phenomena, have been
worked out also at various industrial es-
Adjustments in New Jersey where like ex-
periments have been tried. 1t is thus q
fallacy to suppose the Chinaman never
ceases TO be Q Chinaman in his tastes and
affiliations, or that he can never be assimi-
lated like some of the human family 70
our civilization.
Young Cash Killed I'm . Duel.
CHICAGO, August IA special to the
Tribune from Charlotte, North Carolina
says there is much excitement in this city
to-day over a report that q duel had been
fought in the Marlboro section OF south
Carolina. between young Cash, son OF Col.
Cash, who recently killed Col. Shannon In
. duel, and Mr.. Blair, editor OF the Cam
den Journal. 1t is stated that young Cash
was killed instantly. In the telegram re-
ceived it is stated that Cash challenged
Blair becase OF certain editorials on the
late Cash-Shannon duel, and that the conn
bat was fought with Winchester rides at
twenty PAGES.
The Terrible Record of the
Arrest Of q Noted Criminal.
OMAHA, August IA reporter who spent
the afternoon with Mrs. Bender, also called
on the old man, who, under the delusion
that his wife had escaped, told the COM
| plete story Of his life, corroborating the
old woman's confession. He described
the killing OF a man in Illinois and the
murders in Kansas exactly as the woman
told it. He makes no secret Of being Ben
der. He gives . complete history Of John
| Bender and Of Kate and Maggie. Bender
made the following statement: My name
is Alex. Gregor. / was born in the State
Of New York, and lived there till I married
my first wife. When l married her she
had one child called William Houck, be-
gotten in adultery. After being married
to me two weeks John Bender, my son,
was born. We then moved to Illinois,
where Kate was born. Kate aud John
were good children, but ran away when II
years old and went to Kansas. MY first
wife died in Illinois, Of consumption.
| After two years / married my second wife.
| She had children. Her name was Nancy
| Peasley. Her children all died. / had no
| children by my second wife. While living
I in Illinois I committed my first murder.
| I killed q short, d~ark-haired man and sent
| him down the cellar through q trap-door.
| I got some money from him, and buried
| him back of the house about two rods.
| The old woman helped to bury him. I
| then vent to Independence, Iowa, and
| worked on q farm at my trade, blacksmith
| ing. After Q while / went to Kansas. l had
heard from Kate and John, who wrote me
to come on. / went to Kansas to live
| with them. Maggie and her cousin were
| then at q place called Bender's Hotel.
After being there a few days l helped John
make q trap door the same as I had in Hill
nois. The first man we killed would not
go on the trap door. He and Kate slept
together. and she killed him with a butcher
knife. She showed me the knife. We
buried him near the house. The only man
/ ever killed alone vas q pedler. / hit him
in the back Of the head with a stone
hammer. / hit him but once. I got q
good deal Of money from him. but do not
know how much. Remember others that
we killed. One man John killed and put
under the ice. Two little girls, seven or
eight years old, We buried alive. Their
parents WI killed the day before. 1 used
to stand behind o curtain and push a trap
door. Kate and Maggie were always down
in the cellar to cut the victims throat. /
often heard them whetting their knives.
John and Kate used TO sleep together. Lee
ander Smith was Kate's lover, and Justice
Gremshaw was Maggie's man. After leav-
ing Kansas we went With the Indians. We
thought this Spring we must 60 to Illinois
to die. I started with Kate, John, Maggie
and four children. The old woman and I
left them at Schuyler. They had q team
Of old horses, one q bay and one q gray,
and an old wagon.
Sheriff Daniel M. Bender, from Kansas,
has arrived at Fremont with q requisition.
He does not know the Benders and has
never seen them before.
Sheriff Rankin, of Rawlins, Wyoming,
passed through this city to-day with a
noted prisoner, Big Nosed George, alias
George PARROT, who was one of the band
Of robbers who. two years ago, attempted
to ditch q passenger train, for the purpose
OF robbery, near Rawlins, but upon being
detected fed to Elk Mountain. They were
followed by Deputy Sheriff Widdowield
and Tip Vincent, who run on their camp
and were killed by the robbers. Their
bodies were found several days afterwards
by q party Of friends, searching for them.
Big Nosed George was recently captured
at Miles City, Montana, by . Deputy
United States Marshal. He is under in
dictment for murder. The prisoner il
being taken to Rawlins, and will pass
through Carbon, where the murdered men
have many friends. and who took the des-
perado Dutch Charley from an officer and
lynched him. 1t is expected that they will
lynch Big Nosed George.