Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-24
SUICIDE OF ANNIE WETM0RE.
THE OLD STORY OF MIPLACED AT.
FICTION.
A Sensation Among English and Amer
lean Residents.
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STEAMBOAT COLLISION.
STEAMBOAT COLLISION.
GENERAL GRANT AT LEADvIlLE


among the English and American resi-
dents here. 1t is the old story Of mis-
placed affection, abandonment and dis
pair. Some two or three years ago the de-
ceased lady met the Marquis of Anglesy,
then Lord Henry Paget. She was a hand
some and attractive woman, and it is said
hat she abandoned her husband and only
child under the impression that if she
could get a divorce Lord Henry Paget
would marry her. However this may be,
it is certain that the relations Of the
parties were Of the most intimate charac-
ter, and the friends Of Mrs. Wetmore were
led to believe that a promise Of marriage
actually existed, aud that the divorce hav-
ing been obtained she would soon become
Lady Anglesy. Lord Henry Paget having
succeeded to the title, the unfortunate
lady's hopes were suddenly blasted. How
ever. by the publication of the marriage OF
the new Marquis to the Hon. Mrs. Woode-
house, the widow Of Lord Kimberly's
second son, and the daughter of Mr.. Pres
ton King, OF Georgia, the shock to Mrs.
Wetmore was terrible, and her friends
thought she would lose her reason. After
she became more composed the idea oc-
Cured to her OF suing the Marquis in the
English law courts for breach of promise,
as she had upwards OF 200 of his letters,
which she considered would establish her
case. Whether she shrank from the scan
dial OF such a proceeding, or whether she
was deferred from putting it into execution
py nsulnciency OF means is not known,
but she settled down into a state of deep
ronse her and enalIv sha mran AZ
fatal DING w;th ,rb;ah sha ~
ber ev;stenna m;na pMIs Gnu W
bsve nIaanaS eNo y1u .he lac's as l
tbo;r narfaot .ann islu souonine ior
mado r. Laon ~ raey' % enoies are pelns
HE T tnop - low. . qqios 90 pvssi-
mev he - b,anao nj" a noio Aheiesy
IT. noso;IIa - - - nAs'tei' Z y 10
bones msw 49, ~, NJ n1nsse iauy
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fos wh;ah teea,u W naiiiase WIN MINI
m. M .nnuIIN was ho serious ~iounuation.
az apGa;as.. asloiiues .eiu an inquiry mo
hoar aana ~ Ma anu as az inspecting tne
Rue Bayard possession, to make all the
necessary arrangements for the funeral.
Inc last services VIII be conducted by DR..
mor1;ne !" p' On neA' 0a'uiaay
steam v..,,.
DErRo1r. .Julv 9a-A terr;bla accident
occurred abo,t IN o,o,ooL ,.st onon;,n ~
A.. ~,
4 De'roie ri'er' some nine miles pelow
the city. The excursion steamer Garland,
with 1900 persons ON board. under the
.,.roos 80 A. no..a;. u..,l.--, -.
.Ao De.oi' "oui"els onioh'
while going down the river collided with
the steam yacht Mamie, coming up, cut
tlng her IN two, SO that she almost in
stantiy sank. The latter had on board "a
persons, consisting mainly OF Father Bley-
enpsrgn' pasler OF the TRINITY roman
sSa'noilc Inurcn OF TINS clty, and a num-
Der :. acoiyt es, Doys omciating IN various
Tt". Tue inc service OF the cnurcn.
Monroe, and were retnrn;ne, home The
night was bright moonlight, and there
would seem to have been no earthly reason,
accide eua' s h Gamma hana negi,geace' w wny ane
on board the Mamie. onlv eight we've saved
lnulan Depredations.
TOPEKA, July 23.-H. x. Devendorf,
who was sent by Governor ST. John 10 in.
ouire into tho reror,aa 1na;.. -
g.. o.- u'pfeoa-
'ions on sne oimarron' has returned and
says that a party Of five Usage Indians at
tackled a band of horses owned bv Mr.
Driscoll, whose uncle ia located obort Ak
miles south Of Dodge Citv' ana nsar the
Cimarron river. The berder in charaan
the horses undertook to drive them swsv
until his horse was killed, The Tnd;sns
secured fyshorses and left. ratnrn;no 20
Indian Territory. Captain Lescbum. with
forty mounted soldiers. left Fort Dodge
nnder ay ,si ne,oae arrived, acting
Pope, who had been notified hr az noal
ernor of the rumor. Cattle NV
ing all the arms and ammnn;t;on thau 49,
find, and mean To dasend +hama 10y oau y
there are any other ATTEMPTS Of this hind.
Grand R-ecent,o. "a a.. a-.u
LEApv1LLE, july 23.-Gan. Gron. o.
rived last evening At $50 O'CLOCK He w..
received BY a COMPANY Of morntaa no,;oa
tvo oomn..;a.Lp- poneo'
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