Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-06

given bail in the amount Of $4,000.
Recruiting Volunteers.
AusrIN, r. xas, August 5.-Gen. James.
= corps commander in the Dalrymple grand
army Of occupation. whose avowed object l.
the annexation Of the northern States Of
Mexico, has been quietly recruiting here,
enlisting nearly 500 young men. He holds
n commission rs Brigadier in the State
militia. Three hundred men are enrolled
in Austin and its vicinity, and the first
regiment OF Texas cavalry, Col. Arm
strong, of Austin. commanding, has SEQ
members. and recruiting is going on. G-p.
James will be given the command of q de-
partment embracing Texas, New Mexicn.
Arizona and California. He has appointed
q staff. and q consultation has been held,
but the results have not t~ranspired. The
movement il attracting o good deal OF ~
tention, and beliefs are expressed that il
the Government does not interfere serious
trouble will result.
Shot by Two Negroes.
CINCINNATI, August 5.--A Flemings-
burg, KY, special reports the fatal shoot
ing Of Percy johnson at Mays Lick, on
the Sd instant, by two negroes, and the
subsequent lynching of the negroes. The
same special notes that an organized band
Of Regulators. in the northern part If
Fleming county, have given Charles Mar
shall. q defeated candidate for State Sena.
tor, two days to leave the country. The
same order has been given another man.
Both the ostracized men are wealthy.
The citizens are excited.
AsFrench Procuress.
CHICAGO, August ga Times Montreal
special says: A fashionable conrtesan.
Sophie B~issonnette, has hsva caught in
weighing Young girls of tender years from
their parents homes in the country. under
the plea of educating and adopting them,
and then introducing them into . life Of
shame. In q passage up from Qnebec in a
steamer this morning. the passengers dis
covered the French p~rocuress with two
girls Of II and IL years respectively. The
indignation Of the people was 40 great that
but for the extraordinary efforts Of the
Capt. in and crew, they would have thrown
the vile wretch overheard. After being
roughly haDdl d she was locked up until
the arrival IF the boat at the wharf, when
she was taken into custody. The accused
is enormously wealthy, and by means of
her money in freing lawyers has 30 far
escaped the punishment it is hoped now
awaits her.
Arrest of the Murderer of Jenny
Bonnet.
MONTREAL, August 5.-Detective Fahey
returned from County Mcnveile, yester-
day, with De Freund, the murderer Of Jen-
ney Bonnet the little iroe-catcher Of San
Francisco. He had been hiding in the
woods for six weeks. subsisting on what he
could shoot. but lately Re turned to his
home. On Saturday night Fahey and lis
assistants drove forty miles. over rough
roads, hating at a n~eighboring log hut
until Monday morning. Then they eau
tiously entered his house by the rear door,
and found him asleep, and quickly hand
cuffed him. Az he jumped from the led his
imprecarions were frightful; he threatrned
vengeance on the whole neighborhood. The
woman with whom he has b. en- living was
alsu Jailed. The Chief IT Police Of San
Francisco has been notified.
Tanners Condition.
New YoRK. August 5.-The most notable
trait in Tanners condition to-day is his ex-
trems irritabiliry. He complains Of weak.
ness at intervals, but il buo,ed up Iy the
knowledge that his task Is nearly ended.
tie suffers frequently from Nausea aud
re'ching. daring which small quantities OF
mncuous are elected. when vigorous rub
bing is r+sorted 10 to brighten him up and
accelerate tile action Of the heart. Al noon
the 88th day ended. At ! o'clock he was
resting quietly.
Cong ressionaI Nomim attons.
CrSc1SxArI. August 5.-Ths Democrats
Of The Third District yesterday nominated
Gen. J. Durbin Ward for Congress. The
Republican Conventions OF Hamilton
county this afternoon nominated Hon.
Benz. Butterwurtl, for the First District,
and Hon. Thes. L. Young for the Second
District. A. B. Clark, editor Of The Amer
lea. has been nominated by the Repnbli-
cans Of the Fourteenth District for Con
gress.
Over 10000 Majority.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. August 5.-All re-
ports show an immense Democratic vote,
The Democratic State ticket will have .
majority Of over 60. 1000. The Greenback-
Independent party wa only thoroughly
organized in the counties comprising the
unprecedented uy touRIebsunau Lowe,
the GreenLscker. wl,ieA gave him y ma
jority two years ago. The Democrats will
elect all the Judges and ChancsIIurs. and
nearly all ths legislators aud county off,
GERS.
Appealfmg for Contribution.
WASHINGTON. August 5.-Gen. Weaver.
the Presidential nominee Of the National
Greenbsck Labor Party. has issued . cir
to the members Of the party. appeal
ing for contributions Of one dollar and up
wards to aid in defrsying the expeases VI
the campaign from now until November.
Gsaersi sh~rnam Declines ~ rub.
1t~h b I.etters
WASHINGTON. August 5.-Gensral Sher-
man positively declines to furnish for pub
the copies Of the letters. written by
him in December. 1876, to which the re-
Gently published letter Of General Han
was : reply.
N~emi"aston Of Hon. John Kenna.
WHEELING, W. Va. August 5-Tle Dem
ocrass Of the Third District have nomi-
mated the Hon. John Kenns for Congress. |