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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07
Gold Mountain.

Very little Is said or heard about this
once anticipated prosperous campin South
ern Esmeralda, Notwithstanding that work
has neither been stopped nor interrupted
on many Of the more prominent mining
properties. A recent number Of the Inyo
Independent says there are now about 800
men in Gold Mountain camp, exclusive Of
those employed by the State Line Mining
Company. At the State Line the work Of
laying the water pipes is being pushed with
all possible dispatch. Superintendent
Parish expects to have the water-works
completed and everything In readiness to
commence crushing ore by Dec. 10. The
forty-stamp mill is completed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

A Number Of Buildings burned.
and No Insurance.
Tho following dispatch to the Silver
State explains itself:
LEWIS New, Dec. 5.-At 1850 O'Clock
this morning q FIRE broke ont in the drug
store and Postofice, occupied by DR.. ]. B.
Sponogle, on the west side Of Main street,
which entirely destroyed the saloon
Of Alex. Middleton. Merton's barber
shop, s~ponogle's drug store-a new
building Just completed Deibler's 80.
loon, several other buildings, and
Dunphy's butcher shop. On the east side
OF the street are Jos. Hill's store, E. B.
Ramsdell's store, Jas. Thacker's saloon. L.
M. Pugh's hotel. and J. Gerstle's store
and several other buildings occupied by
saloons and restaurants. Jos. Hill and l..
b. Ball, Superintendent Of the Railroad
Company. were IN hand, and under their
direction the citizens fought the fire and
saved the entire eastern side Of the street.
There was no insurance on any Of the
property destroyed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

Last Sunday afternoon, says the Homer
Index while working at his trade for the
Great Sierra Company at Tioga, Angus L.
Mcdonald, a well-known and popular
young carpenter Of Lundy, accidentally
struck an adze into the upper portion Of
the left instep, severing. 1t was thought,
" of the leaders Of the foot, which will
probably cripple him for life. The wound
bled profusely and was very painful. On
Monday the sufferer attempted to ride into
Lundy on horseback. but the bleeding
was renewed and the loss Of blood was so
great that upon reaching the Trumbull
House in Lake Canyon, three miles above
town, he was compelled to put up for the
night. On Tuesday he reached Lundy,
and proceeded on to Bodie to procure sur
gical aid,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

There Is one woman in the world that
wo should love to wed, were we q widower.
1t is Mrs. Lydia L. Pinkham. She cures
alex headache, nervous headache, neural
Ola. intoxication, scarlet fever. dyspepsia,
nsralysis. consumption, brain diseases,
sleepisssness, lazyness and measles for q
half dollar Q bottle. There are some dis
eases that come higher, six bits q bottle:
such AZ eternal damnations rneningitis OF
the cerebellum. idiocy. death, smallpox
and the whooplng cough.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

Hotel Arrivals.

Parker House-A. Mccormick, Phoebe;
Thos. Flaherty, Gordon Pass: Miss Nc
phsll, Grantsville; j. McMaster. Secret
Canyon; A. Freed. San Francisco; W. II.
lieaser, Louisville, Ky; @. s. Eichel-
berger, Baltimore; ]. L. Guthrie, Winnie
nucea; Pat shealy, Donald Fitzgerald,
Jackson House--C. D. Morgan. Cherry
Creek Daniel Mclean. Hamilton; J. Nc
Lean, Cherry Creek; N. Wines, Ruby Val.
Icy.
Turner House-Jerry Kohler, Pinto; E.
sullivan, D. Campbell, James Donahue,
city, VIM. johnson, Belmont.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

In view OF the forthcoming carnival we
would like to draw the attention OF mas
aueraders 10 the costumes OF Mrs. straus.
She can supply almost every character,
both grotesque and fancy. as we'll as his
torical. The experience OF past seasons
has added a number OF new and handsome
suits to her extensive collection, and many
OF the old costumes have been ~remodeled
and beautiied. OF course, those who come
first will have the choice. though there
are enough to go round. Mrs. strains
residence is next door, north, from the
Presbyterian Church.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07
washos,s Ea.Ix Name.

"waSsan" was the original name given
70 TINS county. The name OF the county
VA 'aken from the beautiful lake and
hssiey which lie In the southern extremity,
Ds.ns the name Of q tribe Of Indians that
yWsuapled the western slope Of the Sierra
pps,aaa from the Truckee to the Carson
aasei; 1t Is a name that has undergone
considerable alteration in photography
stace nrst applied by the early settlers,
saS pane in the early records appearing
= wasseau. When Nevada's Constitution
w. framed an unsuccessful attempt was
=. 70 have this adopted as the name Of
WV STATE, but Nevada gained the honor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07
water Cases.

In the District Court Of Nye County, ct
the October term, the following water
suits were tried Isaac Irwin vs. B. B.
Strait ct al, and j.. W. Simpson vs.. B. B.
Strait ct oil. BY stipulation Of counsel
these cases we're tried together, and were
submitted to the Court on briefs. @. ].
Lansing, Esq, for plaintiffs, and General
r. M. Clarke and Curier 4 Bowler for de-
fendants. The trial lasted three days.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

Thomas Mathews. who was scalded in
the Chollar- N orcross Savage shaft last Sat-
urday, died Sunday afternoon. He was
engaged in removing a clack on the hydrau-
lie pnmps when the water spurted out on
him. striking him about the neck. the boil
ing Aud pouring over his whole body.
Thos, Grant, who was at work withhim,
was painfully scalded also, but not serious
lv.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07
Valuable Mining Property bonded.

we observed yesterday At the County
auditors Office that the celebrated Will
nams series Of mines, located on the West
sae OF Prospect Mountain, have been
bonded to Mr.. ]. O. Bothin. The series
consist OF eight different locations, and
~ owned by Messrs. John McNaughton
W. W. benjamin Taylor. We congratulate
~; bothin In having secured the largest
rno one o. the best mining properties in
Lufeka District. The property Ia too we'll
vnown here to need any praise from US.
We understand that Mr.. Bothin intends
r.sssne tho property on the London
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07
The BIRD Flown.

The San Francisco Chronicle 10 authori-
ty for the statement that Senator John p.
Jones left there with his family last We'd
nesdsy, in a special car for Washington.
Can this be thus? Did the Senator slip
through Nevada so quietly rs to escape
notice and the opportunities of the Office
seekers? The story Of such high strategy
is hardly credible.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07
A Letter.

Mr.. ]. 8. Curtis Of the United States
Geological Survey favors the SENTINEL TO-
day with q communication that explains
the objects and workings Of his scientific
party. The subject is one Of rare import
ance, and Mr.. Curtis handles it in easy
and graceful English. 1t will repay any
n who feels an interest In scientific re-
search to read it carefully.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

Jacobs, the auctioneer, will continue the
sale of dry goods. clothing, boots and
shoes, hats and caps. this morning at 10
O'Clock, at Dunkel's old stand, corner OF
Main and Clark streets. The sale will be
continued from day to day until ell the
goods are disposed Of.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

tae funeral OF Mrs. James Allen was at
M;snaed yesterday afternoon by a large
ysele OF sorrowing friends. The Fire
apartment turned out In large numbers
r%psy their respects to one who during
Iss iIe had been o good friend to them.
M"as the largest funeral that has taken
Pp.sue 10 Eureka for a long time, and would
been obtained.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07
Complimentary.

D. O. Mills, President Of the v. 4 T. R.
R. Company. is putting up q $4,000 900
building In New York. That sun will
scarcely exhaust his income for one year.
II NAV, however, be asserted, says the Oar
son Appeal, that Mr.. Mills came by his
money in o legitimate manner he never
Hlched from widows and orphans, nor did
he ever ruin any friends.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Emmett Consolidated Mining Com
psny, for the election Of . Board Of Di'
%rectors, will be held at the Office OF the
Company, Room 4, No. 401 California
street, San Francisco, on the goth inst.' at
- o'clock %
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07
s.riLe at ward.

From F. F. Hip. who came In from
Ward yesterday. we learn that an impor'
tant strike is reported to have been made
in the Paymaster mine. How extensive
The new and is nobody knows, as visitors
are prohibited from entering the mine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07
THE SPHINX DIsTuRREp.
How General Grant Does when He
Gets Mad.

@EhNb IbO88 w nen "a q
Gets Mad.
A Republican who was with Grant when
he first saw the Tribune article, and who
nrst called his attention to it, said to a re-
porter II asked Grant whether be had
read the Washington letter In the Tribune
renecting upon him. He said he had not.
handed him the paper and called his at
tention to the closing paragraph. He sat
down, put on his spectacles, lit q fresh
cigar and then began to read leisurely
every word. l had always found him a
man whom nothing could disturb, but
now for the first time l saw him upset.
he went on with his reading his face
grew pale, his teeth clenched and his
hands quivered with rage. 1 never saw a
msdder man in my life. Three or four
times he brought his great hand down
heavily upon the desk and declared with
q hoarse emphasis that 1T was . lie,
every word of it,"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

The History OF Nevada credits Lambert
Molinelli with being the author Of the ar
ticle on the geology Of this district. Lam
bert, In his modesty. disclaims II, and says
he took 1t from Professor Keyes' expert
testimony In the great Richmond.Eureka
Con. suit, tried here In the Spring Of 1874.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

A Reno man is to be tried for stoaiing
the heart Of the girl he loved. ne was .
medical man. the girl died. and ne s.o,e
the heart at the post-mortem exAm.na,.on
ma carried u away In his overeoas Peoke''
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

- estimated that there are in the world
an S;SOs,o 700 Jews-5,5O SOC. 900 in Europe, 24O,-
Az N Asia, SOC, 900 in Africa, 20,O 900 in
PFussraiia and S0s, 1000 in America. San
,,,;nneiseo has q larger number Of Jewish
ti sisaas IN proportion than any city In the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07
Millinery o

Mrs. 8. Loryea arrived yesterday, and is
stopping at the jackson House, where
she has on exhibition her extensive stock
Of millinery goods. She will remain here
but q few days.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

TIE largest stock Of perfumsry and
handkerchief extracts ever imported to the
state, from IS cents to $14 per bottle, at
Schneider's drug store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

You can find at Schneider's drug store
handsome and new style gold and silver
celluloid sets in leather and plush cases. y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

W. o. Mills Jr. received notice yester-
day. as Director, that there will be q meet
ing Of the Board Of Directors Of the E. &
P. Railroad at the Eureka Office ON the
10th inst.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

A LARoE assortment Of ladies' and gents
dressing oases. pocket-books, satchsls,
valises. toilet sets. etc., can be tound Of
schneidsr's drug store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

Fon the finest and cheapest holiday
goods, go to Sc~hneider's drug store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07
PASSING Bullion.

The following bullion was shipped by
Wells, Fargo & Co., this morning: 2 bars
valued at 50, $40 Al.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

You will save money by reading +. ].
schneidsr's new advertisement. =
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

supprR At rMi tuaiEA con. RfsrAvRART.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

To be procured at any business house In
Eureka or ON Ruby Hill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07
A BARGAIN.

TWO FINE SHOW CASES CAN BE PUH-
doa % si sD. w Il HsIis.1 8iS IL @fs' ssil sRs.sii
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

BDrT0 JObbers and Dealers I am
prepared to offer Special induce.
ments. n. KABbAx.
EUREKA. Oct. ~ 1881. essf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

The Best Of MusIc will be Furnished
by b Ruby Hill string Band.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-07

There are several concert halls here, all
doing well, who Of course keep open night
and day, and the consequence is q general
turning Of night into day, and you see
people going to breakfast at 4 o'clock in
the afternoon.
, 1881-10-04
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Alccnacd to Journmcnt Of
the state uoarl of E4uallaatlon-

Alccnsud to Or9nAIxe-AdJournm Of
the state nonrl Or E4uallaatlon-
llatn.
Hpsetat 1tspateh to The Chicago 1ribune
SrHtNlirlELp, ILL.,. Oct. 3-The Secretary of
State today lssuet! licct,ses to organize as fol-
lnwa: Tho itook 1sland Chtldreu CarrlaEo COM
pany, Hook Island: capital tl0,0O0, ourporatots,
Thomas Unit. +. Mitchell, II. q. blackburn,
Milton q. Mile. Jamea Hlaiatloll. The Westurfi
Electric Company, Cntcugo; eapltul, $l.uQo 000:
corpofatoEs, james 1lalrd, ]. Wilson Howard,
Charles ]. Holt. The National Wnro ConI-
paGy, Chicn9o; captat. taoo,01o; eorporators,
a a ~ = ansac 1yan 'a%Ss a hotx5r nsof Aow!i,n Wa!.
Mach!ae Company, Rockford; capital. xloo. .ooj;
corporHtors. jasper ". Carry, IAyl Nhoades.
lleury W. pr'uu. William Lathrop. A. U. Dcn.
uing. The lsook luver Packing Company. ster-
ltnx' capital. ela.000: corporators, James A..
lngursoll, Edward Suars, William N. Ilarrison.
A cert Ut organization was tlted by tho
Norwnod tamotery Association, Norwood. Msr-
Tho Stare 1oasI Of Equalization toslay forrnal.
" ldlonrnel sine die.
'rhnr8dny, 1t hns rain1l almost continuously
during that period, and Ia still raining.
, 1881-10-04
PENNSYLVANIA.
Gpxttat ptspatth to Tbs Chicago TTttHnt,

IGNN lsF {ANk<A%
aptetai Dispalth to Tbs Chicago Trttnne.
piTTsnuNu. ln., OGt. n-'Thc Stntwarts nt
Western Pennsylvania hnre tRkon fresh cn,ir.u0
since tho aenth Ut President Garficld ami tho ne
ccsston Of Mr. Arthur to power. They havo Just
organized Il movement to put acnntor Cll1ncron
III tho Cabinet and to send Hurry Oliver to thu
Senate. 1t Ia known that Sr. Ca1norun and tho
President nrc, and hnvo been for years, OIL tnrn,a
Of intimacy, and tho Loss indy ba tcndorel a
Cabinet p1sitlon II he wants ono; but 1t Is not
likely that Sir, Oliver wofd asaud initial, Of n
show as u Senatorial candidate. especially
nftar having been 50 thoroughly trfeatcl
fur that position in the convention lust full.
Tne movement wi!! probably amount to moth.
sn1d quito recently that he w0u1d not yleld htB
grip on IonnsylvAna for any ots!oe tho Prcst-
Icst could Rise nlns. Whnt hlH grip aI,9unts e
other independents thInk bossts,.l Is nbul,t
pInycl out in this Statc. Ther hppn to destroy
whit still rcmniHs Of 1t next inUnth. They suy
Cameron must 60.
, 1881-10-04
NOTES.
RANK TAyEE.

Rau,u llas nbout concluded his decision on
tha s,,,,snt ~ tj.e tav,,,nm of h,,1r ,1an,s;ts M
, ,'ss ~. Sa,'. ~ e'" ~
areaeu before nm oepI ~ oy tne oa'lx rep
Boston, md Baltimore, The Commissioner
had cn,forence with Treasurer f;jlfItlau m
trn s,,t,,oot ti,fa oftsr,,oon r, ~ sfa,,,t., ~.
tae euoJsc! t',ss ,.s ui,e'o"; ~ n1o"lto1'
o. Clhcltllaatl' l!leu oolore lnterhal'NeYohlle-
Commissioner Rautll nn elaborate brlef, hold
fur that bn,lkB other tllnn National InnkR-
usually tertllrtl private banka-Are not sub
ject tn taxatlon OH called bonds 4sn. lsaum
Inns informally lcc{lcl this QUESTION III
, 1881-10-04
NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH. n. G., Got. 1.-DeartnR to retain as
many Of tho Democrats who nrc dissatisfied with
thosr party, on account Of tho passnHs Of tho
Prohibition Liquor bill by tho Legislature last
winter aud tho agitation and election during tho
Bumtnos, DR.. J. ]. Mott, Chnirmnn, bus oallol
tho Republican state Committee toyuther, to
meet III this city Out. 10. It Is probable thut an
address will be Issued to tho poopto OF the Stato,
royteHlnK tho liquor nxltntIon, nnd also tho ruIl-
road cuntroversy. 10th questions nro now cot-
tain to be brought into tho canvaAs, next ycnr,
and the Republican Leaders want TO take all
vantage OF their position otl bnth questions thus
curly 10 ns to proyant ,lsssatlsflotl Ue1uoornts
frotn settling back !uto party trl.cus. -
, 1881-10-04

DRAnfoND. l'l., Oct. ia runT Ut burglars
y!sitod Frewsburys ChuutAuqun County, N. y.
lust night. In cTectin1 IN entrance to tho hArts-
wnrc Rtoro Of I'll Young they aroused tho owner
who sleeps In tho building. iIo struck d uate,,
caught Il glimpse Of three t,cA, aud was nbout
to draw a revolver, when n psso-shot rang On
tho nr, followed by the preclptuto rotruat Of
tho Burglars. YonnH gnvo clsasc, a,sd pressed
them ~ closely that they forsook ono
Ut thoir nl1nihur, who sunk by
the ron.lsle. # wis aaucrtalncl
that tho tu1ow was n,Nrtally wounded, the hull
lot having enturcu below tho shoulder -hlutlu unl
passnu through tho hntiy.. f1o was kindly cured
acco.nptIecs. liz stAted to Young that te hlh
been tlfofslontnlly shut by ono ot h!a fr!onls.
VITO In tito darkncss bud tulstook hin tnr the
proprietor ol tho storu. Mo uapers wcro fountl
Upon tho wouil.cd thlof, aud hls Identity Is Il
mystery. noport has it that the burglar 10
dead.
, 1881-10-04

Laphanl, In speaking Of tho r,t,nor. IL re-
ported to h,iyo .lncnrct Tint uu.inr I'm
circumstances wuui.i ho ha II pnrty to
s!1rh IN arrangement. Ilp wns elected IL tho
Un!tof Stntrs Sct1hte on clearly defined !asno
f "tf fp"soj m j t. @ ae m rf'm ,ty 81 ns " "" Tnx!
Mr. Conkllnu 10 tho arnntn sstnunt hrtrayiuR
tho Republican rnrty Df Now furk.
County Convention today ccutel twn nnti.
Conking md ono Conklltg delegate To tho stnse
Convention. ..,
AtuASY. ". T., Oct. 3.-Thc Erent,1p journal
has ,lisnntch from t)wcRo, Tln1a County. sny-
tnY that tho Delegation to tho fsnnubllran StMtc
SenAtnr r. e. ftatt nnt} tillB0 .. "A. Clark, md
two Qat[leIA Administration tlepubloans.
, 1881-10-04


1T. PAUL, Mnn., Oct. IA bt0osly tragedy
took pince ut brunswick, in Knuabou County.
Frliuy AFTERNOON Inst, tho facts 0f which arc,
1t scutna, that man by tho name OF ]. =, P.ne-
roy kept smnll aneery ut that l'!acc, where,
atnong other commodities. ho sold whisky to tho
1tnltnua under tho nntno OF blttors. On FRI
dry Il numbur or Indians had conKrcHltcd
there ind tllcd up with the tiuttI,
and q row took plnce III oot,sr.
quencc. Turing tho progress OF tho row
FuIncrly drew bin revolver nud ah9t One nf tho
Indians deRtl mid wfl,tt,slttl nn0tlur. F1mur0y
aud ono Wounded lltln WGr0 ARRESTED mud
tAkon tu Pine City. where thoy ara III jail. Tho
District Court tRcpta ut l'lHo City tu1norFNw
whuh Tho rMalt0r will 1o brought boTurD tl..
grand jury Mt once. r0,lorby, the man who did
the shtotlug, hns tho reputation, Ut being very
rs.ldy with hla royolvor up.,l kny and MI oGtil-
sioux Not Long slnuu no sAot Ut q staRG'drtVur
for aollU tAltcIgd coInplntut.
, 1881-10-04
TIMBER STATISTICS.

drtefas HApassn ia ITls CAisaav TrthuHs.
OTTAWA, Oct. 3.-Tho returns for tho Chuu-
Here slides for tho current yeur shuw III fol-
ows: Slunre tIa,ter, d.:l3 cribs, lG.,si1 pIeues;
puHd poles. Isl cribs. h,.lJ p!qces; t4ttod tlt,,.
hr. ~ cFihs. E.as4 pieces; dimension tiluber, III
'Flo*: tpses cribs, w pi.ce*, total. s,5s3 cribs,
through the thaudtero aides, embrnpltlx Is, s,8I
1tecx5* IT, thla years figures niay b aIded the
3ilawu, say 81, erlts, and 1850 pieces by raiI.
.qual to fs>1 criba. us jldicatlyt OF tho tutal
luanllty Ut tinlbtE takeu out lust Winter, This
Euul4 1lSa Il XrHllu futul Ut 1856 prbt-oonuid-
srAbly more thau double that Of last year.
, 1881-10-04
Catching Up with the Fiends, the Lat.
ter Resented Pursuit with
a Battle.
The Battle Lasted Four Hours-0ne
Soldier Killed and Six
Wounded.
Yesterday Six Transfers We're Slaught.
cred By the Flying
Band.
The Hostiles Known as Ohirricahuas, and
Aided by White-Mount.
aims.


TUCSON, oet. a.-Ihe ttttzehs special 1rom
WILCOX says pafty OF so''''efs sent OUT 10 r..
pa'r the 'eleEfaph line between fofts GRANT aao
Ihomas we're attacked by chler'canaa lha'ahs
tnls attorhooa' Two soldiers woro k1'1od.
THE cOuMER JUST IN
iron Scoar springs says nc saw tue dead poales
OF several e1t'aehs at tnat point ihe eoinFnalla
iollowing tho Chlrficnhtlas arc reported now as
nRntlns TUG 1no1ahs 1itcea Hl!es tto1n utant'
tao command consists OF 1onr COMPANIES OF
oaSa'fS. Iao Indians arc III tho hsAs. Alnen
e1eitotnent proFa1ls nero tonight
wolssE.
TUCSON, Ar1.. Oct. IA speolAl fForu Wilcox
says; bartolo somariego nnd bis six tcamsters
wcre He'd at Cedar Springs yesterday by tho
ChirricahuA Indiana.
FULLER PARTICULARS.
6psetat o1paseh to 7ha caieaqo 1fioun&
{ TUCSON, Ari., Oct. a--0n tho 1st 1t bocau1o
known at tho sub 'ngcney In the San Carlos reser-
ratton that tho chirrlcahna Apaches. number
Ing about as0 nil told had loft tho reservation.
soon inter leaving tho agency they stole
t~enty head OF cattle, aud carly tho Following
morning
KILLED SEVERAL CITIZENS.
On the I'd II citizen and Lnndcrkrouss, 1Ino-
repairer, and telegraph operator by tho
na1nc Of G!ddell woro murdered between Camps
Ihonas ind Grant. Col. Sanford Immediately
went In pursuit OF tho hostlles, With thrco com-
panIes of cavalry.
STlsIKfSG THEM YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
ncar Ccdar Springs, hfteon miles north OF Camp
lraflt.
, 1881-10-04

Mis-. W. X. M'KEEN.
dpfetai Dispa.eh to TIT Ghteaaa 1rtbunA
TEHRE HAuTE, ind, Oct. a-The estimhbts
wifa OF President ". H. MoKcen, Ut tho Vnndnn
t,inc, died this morning. Her deRth, though mt
tlnoxr roctrl, Was II shock to thu entire cu;n'nu.
nity. Mrs. McKcen WAS ono Ut tho founders Of
tho Ladies' Society In this city, and was uni-
vorsuEIy beloved.
, 1881-10-04

Caldwell. Mnntcalm Cnunty, ~as found tfend in
hiA hod yostcr1lay. Ills face and botiy weso tor
ribly nnttlatci, i1Ia wifn-tho family ounststea
Of tho twu--has bern 1trrosteA OF Tho ohhrRo Of
numbering HIN. Sho !. saitl to hnvr freaks nf
Ills death by her.
, 1881-10-04

cd CORPSE. The c0tintcnnhcc. etll1 corlll0sr'1
and serene, Rgoyne to Hxprpsa THO dignity Of tho
eprit whIch lately tlwclt III that l!Io'esa form.
bunrfaotor Ut hiA ct,untry tobk m inIprosa1vc{
farewell ttnw.
TN tho orinl,,lcns ut tte hnAt OF tho coffin was
lpsetitrtl. "HurR9 al JtltlIcl11 ~: nbs,ut tho
tlstlr uf tho colin. "tiorla 1,co"; a,ltt OIL tho
silver ptnto:
, 1881-10-04
r'I1E alrADuO11HNEs.

spatiit Dispatch to Tha Chicago Tribune.
DOVER, No., OCT. J.-Tho trial Ut 13cnjamlu
ShHtlbo1lrnG md Wnlluco. his snn nnd Il mute
for tho murder If Watson In Parktna,,, Me-,
eeverat months uYo, tera,lnMted tonight In n
verdict OF nlurd1r la tho tlrat l1Ernc. Tho trial
l1ated ecYpn uaYe.
, 1881-10-04
ALLEGEn PENSION SHvtNnLEIs.


MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 1.-Tho preliminary cxaln-
mutton ot George II. Daubncr, ot nrnktloll.
charged With obtaining ponslun usraarMIoa
amounting to SJ,boo, was commenced today.
1,mubnor rot hts penston Oh claltn Vt GuntFAot.
,ax cnsa!epsy m tho army. Fur prHnlnent
physelans testified tuttay that uAuLnera Its,
which nrs frcauent, aro faIxuul, Tie oaso will
10 hard with him.