Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-05

The Trial of SOteldO
Concluded.
THE JURY RETURN a VERDICT
OF NOT GUILTY.
Dick Belmont, the Desperate, Shot
and Killed,
HENRY WARD BuCAER SAYS He WILL NOT
VOTE FOR F0lGER.

WASHINGTON, Nov. fine trial ol
young Soteldo, charged with the shooting
and killing of his brother, who some
ago invaded the Repub-
lican Office and attacked Barton, the city
editor, was concluded yesterday. Upon
the conclusion of Mitchell's address, on
behalf of the prisoner, there was some APP
plause, and James A. Burdett, IL OF the
audience, was brought before the bar. He
admitted that he participated in the dem
onstration. Judge Wylie thereupon Sc
verely reprimanded him and ordered him
confined until 10 o'clock to-day. The de-
cision of the Court being received with
deprecatory manifestations, the Judge re-
marked that if the parties indulging there
in could be produced and Unidentified,
they would be severely punished. Subse-
ouently Burdett, upon apologizing to the
Court, was discharged. The jury, after
an absence of % minutes, returned a YER
dict of not guilty. Assistant District
Attorney Taggart then asked that
bail be fixed in the matter Of the indict-
ment against the defendant for assault
with intent to kill Clarence NJ. Barton.
The bail was fixed at $1,000.
Dick Belmont Killed.
LINCOLN (Neb.), Nov. 4.-Last night
Governor Nance received a telegram from
Frank Fautz, at Lakin, Kearney County,
Kansas, saying: Dick Belmont was shot
and killed, and Martin Zimmerman is
under arrest. Send by telegraph passes
for three and corpse. Cannot hold the
corpse long. The Governor Immediately
t~elegraphed: Atehison, Topeka q Santa
Fe Railroad officials: Furnish transpor-
tation. 1t is expected that the party will
arrive at Lincoln, on their way to Minden,
| tomorrow noon. Who FautZ is nobody
seems to know; but Nebraska is rejoicing
that the capture of this tiend has been
effected. Belmont is the man who killed
Sheriff Woods at Minden OF the 10th Of
last month, when Zimmerman killed kel-
", and perhaps Collins thought thinner
man could not be protected if taken to
Minden now, and probably he will be put
in the State Penitentiary here until his
trial takes place. 1t is understood that
Governor Nance will order Judge Cost to
hold a special term of court at Minden i'm
mediateIy, for the trial Of Zimmerman.
Beecher Urges the Republicans to
Vote for Cleveland.
New YORK, Nov. 4.-Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, at the Republican mass meeting
last night in the interest Of local selt-gov-
eminent, said he would never vote for Fol-
ger for Governor. Prolonged applause
and Kisses. Not that he was a bad man;
he was a good man, and at any other time
lie would like to see hin Goyernor-not
now. Whether he was nominated by for
| gerry applause and Kisses had nothing to
do whit. They had q Governor who had
administered honestly the affairs Of State.
The movement TO supplGnt him was a cor
! rupt one, which they were bound to re-
| buke. He tBeechert would vote for Cleve-
land applause and misses !, and he would
urge every Republican to vote for Cleve-
land and elect him by a hundred thousand
majority. Applause and Misses.
Horse Racing Not Gambling.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. Ain the case Of the
Commonwealth against J.. W. Drury, in
dicted for permitting gambling on his
premises, in that he permitted a horse
race, on which money was bet, Judge
Bowden of the Superior Court to-day de-
cided that q horse race WAS not a game in
that sense in the statute against gaming.
The decision Of the Court below, sustain
ing the demurrer by the defendant to the
Indictment, was afirmed-the whole bench
c%OncurFing.
The wounded at Ashland.
ASHLAND (Ky.), Nov. ALEXANDER
Harris, one of the wounded at Ashland,
died this afternoon. Among the wounded,
not heretofore mentioned, Rev. O.. M.
Dover Of North Carolina, who was on the
wharfbOat with his wife and child, to take
passage on the Granite State, was knocked
in the River by a spent ball, and while
swimming out a little girl in the arms of
her mother was struck on the head and
hand.
The Skeleton la the Closet.
New YORK, Nov. 4.-The theory is
held by some persons here that the skele-
ton in the closet which caused Mrs. DR..
Seguin to kill her children and herself was
DR.. Seguin's atheism; that il has been the
dream Of her life to convert him. Despair
ing, she thought the course pursued the
only one to save the children from his in
huence,
A New Trial for Mrs. ScOyIie.
CHICAGO, Nov. Am application was
made in the County Court yesterday for
the continuance of the hearing Of the mo-
ton for 3 new trial in the insanity case Of
Mr.. Sooville to Wednesday next. II was
granted. Her attorney said he believed
that his oliSlt, now in Canada, would BIO
present.
yellow Fever Reports.
PENSACOLA fla, Nov. 4.-There were
nine new cases Of yellow fever and two
deaths to-day.