Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-28
TELEGRAPH|C,
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
commencement of the star Route
Trials.


the defendants counsel proceeded to offer a
number of motions, most of them motions to
quash, based on alleged errors in the indict-
ments apparent on the face. Ingersoll took
up the motions in succession, making long
and exhaustive arguments on each of them.
Merrick replied to the argument of lngers0ll,
quoting extensively from the authorities. The
Court suggested that. as InSersoll had charged,
as there was no one overt act sufficiently set
out in the indictment, it would tend more to
overthrow the argument if the prosecution
would point out any such overt act. Merrlck
replied that the acts set out were exactly the
same as had been judged sufficient by the
Court in former cases. He would reply TO the
argument, however, by citing full authorities
at present, and when he had an opportunity
to more fully examine 1ngersolls points he
would. if he thought best, make further reply
hereafter. Judge Wiley gave his views upon
the meaning of conspiracy, and that he was OF
the opinion now, as before, that conspiracy
was sufficiently set out. Taking up the ques-
ton of presentation of overt acts, he said it
was only necessary to set out one overt act, as
he thought, in a general way was clearly in err
ror in claiming that the set should be set out
infinitely. In charging part of the Indictment
it was only necessary to set it out as one of the
overt acts incident to a conspiracy, and not as
Stunning part of the objects of a conspiracy.
The Condition of Guiteau's Case.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Charles Reed, Gut
tesu's lawyer, was asked by areporter what his
next move would be. He said: 81 don't
know. 1 am reading the newspapers carefully,
and will try to find out. The fact is, 1 have
not aeclaea on anything 1uliy. II the worst
comes 10 worst, i shall ASK ior u Postpone-
Ment Vi Tue execution untl ran: Hul.eau Is
Gamer IMAM ever, ana mas never LOT a moment
thought he would be hanged. He got very
mau yesterday On receiving letter from sonle
fellow in Colorado, who said he would pay
MIN si,ooo lor the privilege OF pullihe tne
crop that nunS MN: Inc Coiorado man salo
ne was a street. peddier OF medlclnes, ana the
noterlety he would get by the act would more
than recompense him.
The killing Ofthe Matthews RrOth-
n Noro7 h,oo5r .ooar
muuo, $780,, m,u :, Ills sor.h
uro.tasho.a - $50 o-,a.aa So n.
h.rsaa - .as vI,..m
Matthews and some of their neighbors. Yes.
terdsy a disturbances occurred between George
Matthews and lanes Ford The Msttbews
bows. who were intoxicated. then started home
ward in COMPANY with Marion Wilson and
Homer sharp. They had gone a considerable
distance when they we've fred nnon nv some
parties in anbnsh Roth Of The Matthew'S
boys were instantly killed, and Wilson and
SHARP were both wounded, the former serious
rssnec,ivsip TSe 10y d e o. s+ii 10 vo1,nea r
Inve.ti-at,ou Of CorsuI rIxpn.
fuTNAGn Nav O- A Wochinntnn a,Naajo1
feo
says that the State Department has completed
its Investigation into the conduct of ]. j. Flynn.
- c..a...5
sPpolnteu Consul 10 ohemnlt1' He[lians, ahu
nnus INA ia eeport.hent iice nc ,
anree Jays aver ms arflVaa las S,eIina,v N
sen has cslIeS mon the Consul.Generel at
Berlin to demand the recognition of Flynn as
C9nsui at Chemnltz and mas ordereo rlynn 10
The presiSant bos not vet signed the Geneva
Award hill and IL ia fesrsd nv the war.nre.
MUM men that he NAV veto it, as remon.
strsnres have heen receiyed from New York in
tbe interest ~ tbs insnranca companies.
Conkling favors q veto
He.- -
destructive forest flres'
CHICAGO, May 2T.-An East Tawas (Mich.)
snecisl savs. Hasvv forast frss are rapine he.
$500 1Nee
tween Greenpush ana BLACK RIVER 10 Aleona'
Unless rain comes speedily there will be great
damage to the ptneries.
side ~ the rirer rester5s sr L s1snin - a ~ wsgon
containing Hans Allison, Mrs. Charley and
NJ. dnarkey was crushed by a faiilng tree.
iattar Ss+sIir ini,ra ~ 'i'e' "n anu VIC
wn.aScsI .-
n nderf printing Press.
ST.. LOUIS, May 27,--Part of this mornings
edition of the Globe Democrat was nr;nted on
a new donbla Hoo nerfactine nreso which in
serts and nsstas a sunnlemen+ of two Nv forr
pages, and delivers complete papers of 10 or -
Iollos atthe rate OF 24,Ooo copies per hour.
me press Is not fully adjusted yet, but Will be
IN per1eet WORKING order In two or three days,
When a description OF the wonderful machine,
"hich seems destined TO work a revolution in
newspaper printing, will be published.
washington Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, May 2T.-The Secretary of the
Treasury this afternoon issued a call for s15-
mn ono continual es ssr,as 90 u.,oh . 1910
Which noatnra .noi TbaU Il ar , aao''
GOO 400 of hon5s Of {his Lew ase 49, s.1;,
after this amount is exhausted a cali viii he
issued for continued SIS.
socsn+ Coihins, - nnoDeai%an snau refused 10
Siscnssion .na tp 80 sA nours
Jrbicb ~ naaativa ~ - SanIl aun'
sidsr the case nnti1 fnjshaS uiiho,t si,S,a
tarino ths dI,o.nnr nIntians L uitous,
amid much disorder tbe R%enmbItosOs hatnu
two short of a quorum.
Arrest of Mail Robbers.
DENVER, May 37.-U. 8. Marshal Smith and
Denu+v Nsrsbo1 Lrotina 30 r.rau.,,o A.
- "ye''erAAie' Ar
KANSAS yesterday arrested the third and last
member OF the Fuller family, charged with
in cbsrse Of the pos+ofsns Ths aISas EW~91i1daee
was arrested at Pueblo. and Mrs. Fuller in
Denver, and young Fuller in Boulder.
w-ituassas In t,,o S,.. pou,n
s.S ASroxro fTsxos, Naro7 -
General Mat, Aaan+ 60, ra,.o 10 o,oou.a..
washington former mall agent named Jerry
.sfs''F DsV'H are also on their way to the h cspi: