Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-16

Death Of Robert Olli, Confederate rs
SiStalt Secretary Of War,
TRIAL OF THE BODY
Opening Of the Star Route
Cases.
ARRIVAL OF A JAPANESE
PRINCE.
Proceedings in the Jeanette
Inquiry.
A.DEsTRUOTIVR FIRE AT To-
LED0, OHIO,
ESPECIAL TO TIE SENTINEL
Badly mixed Row.

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Callaghan, having been on a long spree,
was being taken home by his son aged u,
when Marshal Noonan tried TO arrest Cal
laghan. A BLACKSMITH named Morris in
terfered and father and son drove away.
During the row that followed they were
pursued and four shots fired at them.
The father WAS killed instsntly, and two
shots penetrating the body Of the boy
caused fatal injuries. The crowd attracted
by the outcries. found Noonan and Morris
clinching, and each charging the other
with murder. Both were arrested. The
citizens were so excited that if they had
known which was guilty would have
lynched him. The boy, in giving his sup
posed dying statement, said he believed
Noonan did the shooting, but would not
swear to it. There is no positive evidence
against the murderer, though several ar
rests were made.
Failed to Agree.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 15.-The jury in the
case of NJ. Y. Jones, charged with murder,
failed to agree sud wers discharged. The
history Of the case is as follows: On April
s an officer attempted to arrest two negroes
who were running away with & stolen tub
Of butter. One of them shot the officer
dead. That night the mob captured a col
oreG man named Harrington and hanged
him 70 the Bluf-street bridge. The day
after il was proved that he died an inno-
cent man, and d negro named Grant was
arrested, tried and found guilty Of the
murder u the OFFICER. N. Y. Jones was
charged with leading the mob. The de-
Tense attempted TO prove an alibi. The
-.--- T. --.H0fniA1 ttuE 4lE fruIA. o. thH
mob was Buffalo Pat; that Jones was g
nephew u the officer, and that Buffalo Pat
was shot aud killed in Difficulty at Ogden
last month,
CnGiiau Intelligence.
New YoRK, Dec. I5.-The Panama Her
aid Of the 9th gives the following from its
CLiIian correspondent: Up to November
% public sentiment was increasing daily
in favor Of arranging peace with piersola.
The CHILEAN Government will adopt a new
line Of policy, abandoning Garcia Cal
3erol. The Lima Mint Is again working
daily. On Nov. II 10000 new dollars
were put il circulation, and more were to
follow.
Bishop Palo Of Ayacuoho, one OF peru's
most distinguished prelates, was killed BY
Indians 3 fortnight ago. by whom he and
his party were mistaken for troops coming
to deprive them Of their cattle. He was
returning from a peace mission to the
tribe.
= 100000 Blaze as Toledo.
ToLEDo (O1, Dec. 15.-The Hall block,
corner Of St. Clair and Jefferson streets,
the finest business block in the city, was
burned this morning. The FIRE was dis
covered shortly after 8 o'clock, or the first
floor. There we're numerous jobbing
houses on the upper fioor. law and insur-
offices, Offices Of the Wabash il Ohio
Central Railroad, art galleries. etc. The
block cost nearly q quarter Of q million.
The Hartford Mutual Life owned it when
destroyed. The total loss will probably
exceed $500, 600, with fair proportions
OF insurance.
A Distinguished Arrival,
New YoRK, Dec. 15.-The japanese Prince,
who arrived to-day, IS an uncle Of the
Emperor Of Japan, and is completing q
six months tour Of Europe. Mr.. Taksh,
japanese Consul, Manaraorie Trarhima. a
Japanese Minister at Washington. met
him al the steamer and conducted him to
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, which will be
his abode during his stay in the city.
Three days will be spent in New York,
when the party will go TO Washington. \
OF the South and West will be made
the Prince. and he will zail FOR home via
California.
Death of b Suld.
RICHMOND VA. Dec. l5.-Robt. Ould,
Secretary of War under the
Confederate Government, is dead. He
was prominent towards the close Of the
war for the part he took in endeavoring
to secure an equitable exchange Of prison
ers between the two Governments. He
was appointed Confederate agent for the
exchange Of prisoners, and was also Sec
rotary Of the Peace Commission appointed
by President Davis, whose propositions
P President Lincoln declined to entertain,
Hangman's Day.
sEARLE lAla,), Dec. l5.-John Reddsu,
oolored, aged %, was hanged at noon for
the murder Of Lucy Lee in 1881. He
choked her TO death through jealousy,
and nasrowly escaped l~ynching. A large
was present to-day, He said he
was ready 10 die.
James Leighton, an Ohio man, was
hanged at Deadwood to-day. He killed a
Mexican in Dakota. There is no known
The parents Of leighton are
wealthy.
An Extensive Theft of JeweIry.
CLEVELAND, Dec, ia man walked
into the jewelry store of P. Miles yester-
day, and while Miles was repairing a