Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-02

lBy Telegraph to the Sentinel.l
NEW YORK, September IA San Fran
cisco police officer and detective, in the
employ of the italian Government, arrived
here last night, having in custody Rosario
Nell, who is to be taken to Italy on the
charge Of murder. The prisoner is a ST.
Gillian by birth, and about 2S years old.
He was the leader of a band of brigands,
who attacked a party of English tourists in
Italy three years ago, and murdered two
of them. Inspector Byrnes took charge
Of the prisoner until he shall be placed on
board a steamer bound for Italy. During
the trip across the continent Nell was
moody, and seemed to enjoy every little
delay, especially one Of SO hours on the
North Platte. The s~trictest watch was
kept on him, as he is a desperate man, who
will hesitate at nothing. Both men, who
had him in charge, uttered q sigh Of re-
lief when Byrnes took him off their hands.
Hayes and Sherman in Ohio.
CANTON. O., September There are
from 10000 to $4,000 people here, and
every new train is crowded. President
Hayes and General Sherman, Secretary
Ramsey, General Garfield, Governor Fos-
ter, Ex-Governor Bishop, and hundreds of
distinguished guests are in town. The
Twenty-third regiment held q reunion in
the Opera House this morning, at which
President Hayes presided and made some
remarks. This affair is . National re-
union Of ex-soldiers and soldiers, started
by the citizens Of Canton, under the aus
pices OF the Twenty-third regiment. Every
dfroof X fano xna1 Nh 1919
at noon, and there are about 10, 900 vet.
Grams in the line.
Mcdonald Hung by a Mob.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, September 1.-Thos.
Mcdonald, aged about % years, a farmer
living near Commercial Point, Pickaway
county, was taken from his house last
night by q mob. and hung to a tree near
his residence. Mcdonald came from Ken
lucky some years ago, and married into a
Q highly respectable family owning q farm.
He has for Q long time been regarded Is q
desperate, quarrelsome and vindictive. A
feud has existed between Mcdonald and
his n~eighbors during the past year. owing
to his actions. Saturday he commenced q
quarrel with Tom Beaver, a neighbor, and
was badly beaten. The neighbors, think
ing to quiet the neighborhood, thought it
wise to commit this horrible murder. It
Is not likely the public will ever know who
were concerned in the outrage.
The Cold shoulder 20 Mcclellan.
New YORK, September IA special tele-
gram from Trenton, N. j., describing the
scenes in the Democratic Convention to-
day, says Governor Mcclellan moved
around uneasily. During the morning
hour he received some visitors at his resi- |
dence. The cold shoulder which has been |
given him by politicians here. is to me the |
most remarkable feature I have ever re- |
in o Gubernatorial canvass. |
The unanimous verdict can be plainly read. |
We have had enough Of him. The change |
OF feeling is all the more significant, taking |
into consideration the wild shouts and 1
hurrahs that greeted the mention of his |
name in the convention only three years
ago.
Revoked Its Call for q State Con.
ventiOn.
New York. September For the pur-
pose Of uniting, ~harmonizing and consoli-
dating the Democracy, the Kelly State
chosen at Shakespeare Hall at
Syracuse on the goth Of April, revoked its
call for q State Convention, and ratified the
call Of the Faulkner State Committee at
Saratoga Springs on the 2Sth Of Sep
The New Jersey Gold Excitement.
New YORK, September 1.-When the
New Jersey gold excitement was at its
height. Professor Cook, State Geologist Of
New Jersey, procured some specimens near
Plainield. and submitted them to the
OF Rutgers College for analysis.
was unable to And any gold In the
specimens, and it Is NOV intended to make
further test, to ascertain where the speci-
mems previously assayed and souud to con-
.ain gold, came from.
johnson Instantly KiIIsd.
LOUISVILLE. September /. - Samuel
Johnson was shot and instantly killed by
Wheeler. last evening. at Danviils Juno
ion. This is elimination Of the fsud
which commenced in 1859, ct Liberty, be-
;ween Samuel Johnson's father, Bil ows-
ey, James Wheeler, and several other par
les, in which Johnson wa killed by 0ws-
ey. Young Samuel was then q boy, four
old. As he grew older. he swore he
would kill Owsley and Wheeler at the first
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