Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-30
pairing to continue the war against the
Independents. There is not a solitary
indication of q possible reconciliation.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Great Scandal in st, Louis
Upper-ten Society.
THE PARTIES SEPARATE AND DIVORCE
PROCEEDINGS coMMEEcE.
The Lady is Young, Very Pretty
and Interesting.
The INTERVIEW BETWEEN ATTORNEY GEN.
ERAl BREWSTER AND MARSHAL HENRY.
Folger Not a Good Secretary
of the Treasury.
SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

SPECIAL 10 IhE sENIlNtL-t
ST, LOUIS, Nov. 29.-Last night Frank
T, Inglehart, a highly connected young
man left a house of a~ssignation with a
woman closely yelled. Rush Tevis, and a
companion who had been lying in wait,
fred at IngIehart, but only slightly
wounded him. Tevis escaped. II is sup
posed the woman was Tevis' wife. Much
scandal has been caused by the affair.
Mrs, Tevis is a niece Of General sherman.
Her father is d Colonel in the army. Mr..
and Mrs. Tevis have separated to-day, he
taking their only child. Divorce pro-
ceediugs nave been commenced. Mrs.
Tevis is a lady well known in St. Louis
society. She is a niece Of General Sher-
man and also a niece Of the late Judge he
Der. Her father, Colonel Reese, is now IN
the regular army, but is at present in st.
Louis. The lady is quite Young, with an
exceedingly attractive and intelligent lace.
She is Of the order best described as Il red
blonde, aud her figure Is q model OF
grace. She does not look more than 20
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the charming center If very bright st.
Louis society for several years. ABOUT
our !eaiS az " va ~ 10 citv Int
il now conneeted with the extensive dry
goods house of Crow, HsgArdiue X Co.,
and is the son Of John c. Tevis, an old re-
spected citizen Of St. Louis. and a relative
Of the California Teyis. Every one who
knew them ~snpDlsni their home was very
happy, but for some time there mas oetu Il
GOODNESS between them growing out OF an
anonymous letter received oy hef nus,
hand. This was explained, however, ana
Mr.. Tevis seemed satisfied. ina decep-
ton was used there can be no DOUBT LOT
only a few days later the event described
above took. place. Alter the shot was hred
Tevis was taken away 10y his detective
friend, and the lady supported lnglehart
until they stopped a passing carriage, and
were driven to Iuglehart's apartment.
From there Mrs. Tevis vent to her
fathers, not daring to go to her home,
and the scene between them during the re-
cital of the affair is said to nave been pain
full in the extreme.
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an interview between ATTORNEY General
p-ows+or s,5 D;s,riot Marshal Henry
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heId a' 'he FORMER oHce 'u 'uHe last
Immediately after declaring for the jurors
to serve in the Star route cases, in which
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= hha'i1I'Hits - as a. .La oraT3n 80 at
Inc man 90 siertad so tslesmen. In re.
Spouse, the Marshal said he gave direc-
lions to the 6ailiff to get good, reputable
g p."z anu suPpossu sIey " nat ss sHon'
Ing the men himself, and informed him
that !! was his duty to have done so.
During the conversation, Brewster told
Henry thst he wished him and everybody
else TO understand that the Government
does not want a conviction uBiustly OBJ
tanned. It wants fair play, and will have
it. Brewster then questioned Henry about
porsey's calling at his Office, OF which fact
Henry denied any knowledge, and insisted
that lie snd his men had clean hands il
the matter. Brewster charged Henry with
picking up men on the street Tor Ealesluen,
whereupoa Henry returted that he did his
snt!re duty, and was as anxious for the
trial as any one, and that If any failures
had been made, they had been made
through ignorance and not design, In the
crossing .A'etE!e" me MaFsha' Sa!d ne cAa!-
remsr}sd tbat r. here ia A ms, aronitrsI
by II responsible men I will rejoice. II
"He man holds ont against II, the people
VII! say, no" came that Jury to be put IN
that condition. This thing OF Jury liking,
l Will not tolerate.
: Political Movement.
WASHINGTON. N3v. 2g-It will he .ba
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po'''! o' some ~I'ePuo'.caH 'ieu0eI u
the Appropriation Committee to cut down
every estimate 10 the lowest point and
giye tho nsno.rs,s ano,eb ~ ra,re,ob.
nan, There will he serious onpositiop
to a foug-milliau appropriation for the
completion OF the monitors In fact they
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the tariff, and settle the Electoral Court