Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-21

that he is not only a truly honest man, bus
a truly great and good man.
Secretary Schurz, who speaks at INDIAN
apolis tonight, passes through here TO-
morrow en- route for San Francisco.
Payne and his Companions.
LEAvENwoRrH, July 20.-Capt. Robin
son, with Payne, and twenty-five compan-
ions Of his in arrest, is encamped at Pa
tonic creek. The Captain has telegraphed
Gen. Pope for instructions, but the latter
has not decided what to do. 1t is thought
that they will be turned over to the FED
eral Courts. Payne went into the Ierr1'
tory to test the case, and give notice to the
nearest District Attorney.
Died from His wounds.
DENVER, July 2O.-A Republican Lead
Vile special says: Policeman john Corbell
died yesterday from wounds inflicted on
Saturday by Blackwell. The Chief OF Po-
lice and a committee Of citizens waited on
the Sheriff and demanded that BLACKWELL
be delivered to them, but the Sheriff re-
fused. and placed guards around the jail.
A preliminary trial will be held tonight.
1t is thought that BLACKWELL will be lynched
Deioic mornluB. ne has SoHiuibvou WV
murders previous to this.
Want Spotted Tail DepOsed.
WASHINGTON. July 20.-In the Cabinet
meeting to-day, the Interior Department
submitted information that Spotted Tail is
becoming dissatisfied, had removed his
children from the training school, where,
with several hundred others, they had
been sent to be educated, and that his
course had led to serious disapproval on
the part of the rest of the tribe, who are
anxious to be educated, and have appealed
to Mr.. Hayes to depose Spotted Tail and
appoint a new chief over them.
Big Offer to DIR. Tanner to Lecture.
New YORK, July 20.-At moor to-day
DR.. Tanner was in good condition. There
was no marked variation of the pulse or
temperature. He took his customary
drive this morning, drank freely OF spring
water, and answered six letters. Last
evening he received a telegram from Jolick
& Blaisdell, of Chicago, offering him 81 200
weekly to deliver 100 lectures, after he has
finished his forty days fast. No reply to
the offer has yet been made.
Gold Mines in Illinois.
CHICAGO, July 20.-The Journal says
Again we are assured that placer gold
mines have been discovered and are being
proftably worked in Logan county, Hin.
OILS. There seems no doubt of the fact that
particles Of genuine golden treasure have
for some years been picked up in the bed
of a stream running through a series OF
barren hills in that locality, but it is still
a question whether the find is of sufficient
importance to justify any great expecta-
tions.
Sherman Requested to Open Gar
fields Campaign.
CHICAGO, July 2O.-Secretary Sherman
has been requested to open the Ohio cam
paign for Garfield, at Columbus, on the
earliest convenient day. 1t is expected that
the campaign will get under full Roadway
by the first week in August,
Killed His Mother.in.Law.
WASHINGTON, N. c., July 2O.-Stephen
Richardson (colored) last night entered
the house of his father-in-law, Robert Pin
ney, and killed his mother-in-law, and
probably fatally injured his wife and
father-in-law. Richardson has been ar
rested.
A Ministerial ImpOster.
CINCINNATI, July 20.-A dangerous i'm
i poster has been obtaining the endorsement
of ministers on checks for various sums,
and then decamping. His name is given
as Rev. James Edwards. He officiated in
several churches and disarmed suspicion.
Gone to the Home for Inebriates.
New York, July 20.-John H. Chris.
tiancy, son of the ex-senator from Mich
igan, was sent to the Brooklyn Home for
Inebriates, at his own request, yesterday.
whisky the Cause.
PIrTsToN, Pa, July 20.-Justice Hoff.
man, a German shoemaker of this place,
shot and killed his wife and baby this
evening. He had been drinking hard all
day.
The Grant Party Robbed.
MANIroRE, Col, July 20.-The rooms Of
the Grant party were entered last night by