Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-21

to death with q shotgun, breaking the
stock of on Mrs. Williams head. The
whole room was spattered with blood.
The back Of Mrs. Williams head was
pounded in, her teeth knocked out, and
her skull broken in over the eyes. Mr..
Parke's head was pounded to 9 jelly, and
his arm and neck broken. Mrs. Parke's
head was crushed in the same as the others.
Blake hung himself with a set Of reins.
Reported killing OF Victoria and
His Rand.
GALVESTON, Texas, October 20.-A
special from Ell Paso says: Intelligence
reached here to-day that the Indian chief
Victoria had been killed, and that most of
his band had been killed or captured.
General Buell., who crossed the river, act
ing in conjunction with the Mexican force,
was notified ten days ago by Gen. Torespas
that q further advance into the interior Of
Mexico would be objected to by the Mexi-
can Government. General Buell. imme-
diately withdrew to the American side.
To-day DR.. Mariana Samaniego, Of Paso
Del Norte, received q letter from his
brother at Carrisal, who says o Lieutenant
under Torespas, coming for supplies,
brought the news that General Torespas
had destroyed nearly all Victories band,
including himself. The Lieutenant gives
the following particulars: On the after
noon OF the 14th, the troops overlook and
surrounded the Indians, the latter being
in q position upon two hills known as Las
Castillas, n Of which they were forced
to abandon. On the morning of the 18th
the fight was renewed, resulting in the
almost complete annihilation Of the whole
party. Chief Victoria, fifty warriors and
eighteen women and children were taken
prisoners, and $50 head Of horses and
mules were recaptured. The Mexican loss
was three killed and three wounded, show
ing that the Indians were almost entirely
destitute Of ammunition. Within the past
year Victoria and his band have killed up
wards Of 400 persons.
A suit to Recover $1,000.
New York, October 20.-The trial Of the
action Of Charles Dean against Mrs. Rosa
p. Bell, to recover 81, 900 for alleged SER
vices as her travelling companion. attracted
q large and curious crowd at the Supreme
Court. Dean testified that two years ago
Mrs. Bell engaged him to travel with her,
to take care Of her property and generally to
viva 8As0A AO VIZ y "
which he was to receive o reasonable COM
pensation. He accompanied her from San
Francisco to the other principal cities Of
the United States, and acted as her escort
to the theater, balls, or wherever she re-
quired an escort. He also guarded and
protected q quantity Of diamonds, which
another witness, q jeweler, testified were
worth $3.50, 900. She discharged him in
Paris. In answer, Mrs. Bell claimed that
she had fully paid Mr.. Dean for all his SER
vices, which she considered OF. little value.
he had procured an attachment upon .
quantity of her property, thus compelling
her to stay In New York ct an expense Of
$500 per week, which she put in a. . coun-
ter claim. The jury was directed to return
. sealed verdict.
No Menace Against Legitimate I'm.
dustry.
New YoRK, October 20.-An address has
been issued by the leading business men Of
this city to the voters Of the country, call
ing upon them to support Hancock and
increase his majority. The address re-
views the prosperity Of the country since
both houses Of Congress have been Demo-
cratic, and points out that the Democratic
party to-day, In its platform, has not q
single menace against any legitimate in
dustry. Among the siRners are Royal
Phelps, John J. Cisco, David II. Stone,
Charles L. Dickey, d. Willis. James and
Arson Phelps Stokes.
Asssmblage OF Col0red Men.
WILMINGTON, Del, October 20.-Last
night over 100 colored men assembled at
the scene of the disturbance on Saturday
night, under the impression that the DEM
ocratic climbs were going to parade and at
tack the colored headquarters. The police
them that no parade would take place.
The Late Railroad COllision.
PrrTsBuRa. Pa, October a.. Charges Of
murder will be brought against the men
found guilty by the Coroner's jury of
causing the death Of many persons in the
late railroad collision.
A Defaulter for q Largo Amount.
LOUISVILLE, October 20.-The book
keeper and cashier Of the Stock Exchange,
Louis strych. has been missing for several
days. He II from $50, 900 to $40, 900 short.
He has borne an excellent character here
tofore. It ia believed he has committed
suicide.
Laborers ON . strike.
Bosrox. October 2l.--The town Of Sand
wich. Cape Cod. il in complete possession
Of the riotous italian laborers. The Gov
eminent police have been called out. The
is believed to have been caused by
the non-payment Of wages.
Sherman 20 be Retained.
NEW YoEK, October 20.-A Herald Co,-
special announces, ON the authority
Of the Ohio State Journal, that in The
event Of 4ar6eIdsa e~loctfon iohu oheru.u
b retained - Secretary Of the Treas
ury.
Administering ssryehnins.
HAxwooD, Texas, ootobsr 20.-An igno-
rant old negro administered stryohnins 10
three patients here yesterday, thinking Il
yAs quinins. Two died In two hours, and
the third Il reported 70 be beyond recovery. |