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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-05

land, Ohio, five years after he was sent up,
and made q living as a midwife. After
serving 16 years be was released, with
other prisoners, in honor OF some royal
even. Following bis wife to Cleveland,
he compelled her to live with him, threat
ening to kill her il she did not. -Four
years ago she left him and came to Omaha,
whittier he followed her two years ago,
and again by threats forced her to live
with him. Recently she began q suit for
divorce against him, and had him arrested
for making threats. She rented her
house two weeks ago and went to live with
her daughter, while he kept forcible pos
session OF the house. Yesterday morning
she went to the house to get some things,
and her husband, who was inside, fired one
barrel of a shotgun at her as she entered
the gate, the whole charge taking effect in
her breast. She turned and ran forty feet,
when she fell dead. A policeman, who hap
pened to be only a block away, immedi-
ately ran to the house and heard another
shot inside. Beating open the door he
found Jones dead on the floor. he having
shot himself through the heart with the
other barrel of the gun. He had fire.
quently threatened to kill his wife and
himself.
A Message from Lieutenant HARDER.
WASHINGTON, April A. Secretary Hunt
to-day received a cable message from Lieu
tenant HARDER at Irkustk, as follows
Subject to your approval and my inspec-
ton. 1 have offered 10000 roubles for a
paddle steamer for the entire Summer,
with a guarantee, if lost, of A 10000 paper
roubles. II the owner accepts, may l
close ; if not, how much may I offer and
guarantee? Season advanced. Haste
necessary.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-The dispatch
from Lieutenant Harder, containing the
news of the purchase Of a vessel to search
for the missing crew of the Jeanette, was
laid before the Cabinet meeting yesterday.
As a result Secretary Hunt telegraphed
Lieutenant Harder authorizing the expen-
diture of 10000 roubles in getting the
most desirable vessel for the search.
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south Main street, Eureka.
SIS REWARD

r osT. ON THE nth OR 2sTH ULT..
IL one long. blonde, three-strand hair
Any person finding the sam will
please send II by express, O. o.. D., with the
privilege Of examination) TO X. p. Upton Jr.,
Reno. Nevada, and receive the above reward
! win pay express charges both ways.
Il. p. UPTON in.
Reno, April l. 1884. AL
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OMAHA, April IA terrible tragedy CO.
Cured here yesterday. the victims being
Joseph Jones and his wife. Bohemians.
The former was 90 years old and the lat
ter 81. Jones shot his wife and then him.
self. They were married in Gutenberg So
years ago. Two years afterwards he was
sent to prison for maliciously destroying
his brothers grain. After serving his
term he was again sent up for unlawfully
killing game. Next, he was convicted Of
killing a woman, and was sentenced to
twenty years. His wife came to Clsve-
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-20
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Consultations, personally or b. letter. gratis send
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OREGON.
AdvIces from Portland.

PORTLAND, January 19th.-The dwelling
of John Lille, the Italian on the summit ol
the Simcoe mountains. on the Yakima stage
route, was burned yesterday. Loss, So 500
no insurance.
Articles of incorporation were fled this
morning with the Secretary of State for the
Stayton and Mehama Canal, Logging and
Transportation Company; capital, $40,
The incorporators are S. A. Jones, John A.
Shaw and VIM. E. Price. Principal Office,
Stayton.
The residence of Dan Hayes, Dry Creek,
Wasco county, was burned Wednesday.
Loss, ST. 500; no insurance.
G. f. WslliDg, restaurant-keeper at Per.
rydale, Polk county. has absconded, leaving
5000 debts unpaid.
Charley Long, for shooting Hank Vaughn
at Pineville, Wasco county, few weeks ego,
has been held TO answer in the sum of $500
Frank Olds, of Middleton, Washington
county, is down with the smallpox. Two
weeks ago he received a letter postmarked
New York, but without date or signature,
containing a smallpox scab. and the words,
Read this and die" Great excitement
prevails in the neighborhood.
A new Post of the G. A. r. was organized
last night at Forest Grove, called the James
B. Matthews Post. No. 80.
The lynching at Seattle is gepsrally ap-
proved here by all classes of ci;iZshs. The
O1ggonian this morning says: Extraordi.
nary crimes demand special, severe and sum-
mary methods. Good men everywhere will
say Well done to the Seattle Committee
Of Safety. Perhaps it may occur to the Dis.
trics Attorney at Washington to move for q
change OF venue in the Guiteau case to
Seattle. About 50,000,000 persons would
second the motion"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-20

The DEAR OLD MOTHER. Honor the
old mother. Time has scattered the snowy
fakes On her brow, plowed deep burrows
on her cheeks, but is she not beautiful
now? The lips are thin and shrunken, but
these are the lips that have kissed
many hot tear from the childish
cheeks, and they are the sweetest lips in
the world. The eye is dim, yet it glows
with the soft radiance of holy love which
can never fade. All, yes, she is dear old
mother. The sands of life are nearly run
out, but feeble as she is, she will go further,
and reach down lower for you than anyone
else upon earth. You cannot walk into a
midnight where she cannot see you you
cannot enter a prison whose bars will keep
her ort; you cannot mount a scaffold too
high for her to reach, that she may kiss and
bless you in evidence of her deathless love.
When the world shall despise and forsake
you, when it leaves you by the wayside to
die, unnoticed, the dear old mother will
gather you in her feeble arms and carry
you home, and tell you of all your virtues,
until you almost forget that your soul is
disfgured by vices. Love her tenderly and
cheer her declining years with tender de-
yotiou
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PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION.

Dennis Nsarny, who deserted his wife and
woman from Vallejo recently, of which the
particulars have bsen heretofore given, was
examined in the Police Court yesterday before
Justice Gilmer, in the absence of Judge
Henry from illness, upon the charge of adul-
terry. There was large attendance OF spec
tators, and great deal of interest was mani
tested in the case. City Attorney Anderson
appeared as counsel for the people, and
Nearny, with self.assurance. from having
been a sand-lot leader, conducted his own
defense.
The City Attorney briefly alluded to the
arrest of the prisoner, and stated that nine
| teen years ago the defendant was married In
| England. That the issue of that marriage
was Eve children, the eldest girl of thir-
teen, the youngest an infant. That in Jauu-
ary last, while residing in Oakland, he repre-
sented himself as q single man to young
girl by the name of Mary Wood, residing in
| Vallejo, and by promises of marriage In
duced her to elope with him. and from
that time until his arrest they had lived
| together as man and wife. Mrs. Near
ny. good-looking and intelligent appear
| ing woman, was sworn, and testlted that
/ Slo was married 10 LnH utisuudHt ulHCeSOA
years ago in England. Her maiden maine
was Mary Hesteff. Father Cullen, Catho-
| lie priest, performed the ceremony; Near
ny's own brother and sister-in-iaw stoed up
| with them when the ceremony was per-
| formed. The certificate of marriage, which
was written in Latin, she has lost sight of for
the past year, and she does not know what
became Of it. When her husband left his
home in January, he kissed them all good
bye, and stated that the company wished to
send him to Kern county TO DO some work.
Mrs. Nearny's statement of the cruelty Of
her husband, and Of the utter poverty he had
left them in, was touching in the extreme.
Mr.. Land, of the Western Hotel, detective
officer 5horey, of Oakland, Chief Karcher
and officer Arlington, each testified in the
case.
The defendant denied that he was mar
ried, as had been proven, but stated that
he had gone through g form of marriage.
This ceremony was procured by fraud,
intimid alton and coercion, and before he
had become of age, and that in ENGLISH law
the marriage was null and void. He admit
ted notwithstanding he had denied knowing
them in Yallejo) having lived with her for
nineteen years, but held that their marriage
was illegal.
At the conclusion of the testimony Judge
Gilmer stated that he had acted in the capac-
ity of Judge for great many years; that
during that time he had tried thousands of
cases for various crimes and offenses, but
that this was case of cruelty and inhuman-
ity, on the part of the defendant, that sur
passed anything that had ever come under
his observation. There was no penalty within
the jurisdiction of the Police Court severe
enough, so he would hold him over to the
Superior Court, and fixed his bond at $1,000
Nearny was looked upon as q heartless
wretch, and the remarks Of the Judge elic-
tied applause from the audience.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-20

THE IRISH CAUSE In honor of the brave
and true O'Conner and Healy, Ireland's mis-
sionaries to America, the Leading Shos
House Of Lewis Bros, AL J street, between
Fourth and Fifth, representing as they do
not only the blue blood of America, but also
of France, Italy and ireland among their em
ployes, will close their paca Of business at 5
P. N. to-day, Friday, January 20. 1882, be
iieving as they do that the heroes If the age,
O'Connor and Heaiy need what our fore
fathers received at TiconderoPa, Quebec,
Champlain and Saratoga, and that was the
encouragement of the whole people. T1ey
should leave Sacramento feeling that we, too,
are anxious to strike the final blow. We, the
Leading Shoe House If Sacramento, protest
aesinst using the theatar upen this occs sion.
The presence of such men would Fill the Pa
vilion to oyelh ,wing, End prove to them-as
is most certainly the case-that the people of
Sacramento are against the English land
lords and for the I,ish nation. And as the
shoe house If Lewis Bros in bringing down
the rices of boots and shoes, made the hearts
of Sscramentans throb with joy, SO viii the
words If our ilustrisus Irish noblemen ring
in the ears of the American people until Ire
land is free. Respec. fully. Lewis Bros, AL
] street, between Fourth aud I fth.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Items from, Victoria.

VICTORIA, January 10Th. The United
States steamer Wachusett touched here this
afternoon, landed her pilot, and passed on
for San Francisco. No additional Alaska
news was received by her.
1t is rumored that Colonel Larnie, Adju-
tant- General of the militia, has resigned.
The hanging of the murderers az Seattle
meets with popular approval.
The press congratulates the province upon
the fact that il has a non-elective judiciary,
and that there are few loop-holes in the
practice through which criminals can escape.
The great constitutional case, which in
wolves the local legislation Of the past three
years, has been argued at last and submitted
to the Judgment OF the full Cours. A decition
is expected in week or ten days.
The body of an unknown man, who had
been murdered, has been discovered in Frazer
river.
The wind is southeast, with rain.
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PACIFIC COAST.
lLAsT NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNIoN.l
CALIFORNIA.
Weather geports,


SAN BUENAvESTURA. January I9sh.-A
fine rain fell from 3 to 8 o'clock this morniug,
doing great good. The wiad is light, north.
The barometer indicates more rain. All the
sheep-owners are killing their young lambs.
NAPA. January 19th.-After few days of
pleasant weather. the north wind has again
begun to blow harder than ever. Rain is
greatly needed.
LATHRoP, January 19th.-We had good
rain signs yesterday. The wind was in the
south. the sky overcast and the weather
warm. About P NJ. the wind hauled around
to the north by west, and from that quarter
it blew q violent gale all night, and still it
blows hard and cold.
SAN DIEGo, January 19.h.-A warm south
east rain-storm set in early this morning, and
az noon half an inch had fallen. The snos
on the mountains is rapidly melting. Total
rainfall for the season to date, 4. 93 inches.
Los ANGELS, January 19.h.-A light rain
fell here before daylight this morning, .03 of
an irch falling
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Neck Broken by a Fall.

PoaT TOWNSEND. January 19th.-A man
named Care, in the employ of Hall Bros,
ship. builders at Port Blakely, this afternoon,
while standing with one foot on the ground
and the other on piece of tinber, acci-
dentally fell, striking another timber in such
"a manner as to break his neck, killing him
instantly. He leaves wife and large family.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-20
SUPERIOR COURT.
THURSDAY, January 10, 1882.
DEPARTMENT ONE DEHsoN, Judge.

DEPARTMENT ONE-DENSoN, Judge.
Peter Durno vs. Samantha J. Durno-Case con-
tinued, and reset for January %. 1882.
II. H. Linnel vs.. NJ c. Hawley l. Co.-On trial.
Frank Fassler, native OF Switzerland, upon filing
his declaration Of intention to become citizen and
upon testimony of Peter Wager and Joseph Jaeger,
was admitted TO citizenship
Gherhart Menke, native OF Germany, upon pre-
senting mutilated certificate of naturalization, is
sued from the District Court of the Sixth judicial
District Of Sacramento county, dated November 2,
1860, and not of record, and upon the testimony Of
John traits and John Lopez, was granted new eer-
tificate of citizenship.
]. T. Carey vs.. W. X. Brown Judgment filed in
favor of plaintiff and stay of execution for ten days
DEPARTMENT Two-TEMPLE, Judge.
The People vs. The Gold Run Ditch and Mining
Company-0n trial.
Court adjourned.
To-DAY's CALENDAR.
II. Fl. Linnell VS.. NJ. G. Hawley & Co.-On trial.
The People vs. The Gold Run Ditch and Mining
Company-On trial.
Cnecketine vs. Gabrielle
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed January 18th.

Leonard Crenshaw to Catherine Nery-January
lS 1882 for g 900 part OF the west half OF south
east quarter of section IS, township north, range
cast containing n
Silas Carle to Erskine Greer-January 10, 1882
grant of the east 100 acres Of the west 40 of
the southwest quarter of section 20, township s
north, range east.
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Inv N Earra,,

PRINCETON tColusa county,. January 10 b.
John O'Neil, while narrowing on the farm
of Henry Nelson, had his team run away,
and he fell under the harrow, cutting his hip
and otherwise iDjuring him. He will recover.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-20
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
PPrgnnaV.

WALLA WALLA, January 19tb.-General
Nelson A. Miles, commanding the Depart
ment OF the Columbia, arrived this morning
on a tour of inspection.
Hon. J. W. Nesmith arrived this morning,
to make short visit.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-20
The CattIe.steaIing Case at Chico.

CHICO, January 19sh.-The examination CT
the Chamberlin brothers for cattle stealing
was closed yesterday afternoon. The testi-
mony for the defense is very lengthy. The
case was argued for the defense by Messrs
Clifford. Collins and DAILY, and for the prose-
cution by f. G. Lusk. Judge Hallet consid-
cred the matter few minutes, and announced
that he held the defendants over for trial be-
fore the Superior Court in the same bonds as
before given-S1, 900 each. The Courtroom
was crowded at every session of the examine
tion, and great interest has been manifested.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-20
HeaIY III GIIrnY.

GIRoy, January 19th.-T. NJ. Healy,
M. p, addressed an immense audience here
tonight, his speech occupying an hours
time. Great enthusiasm was manifested.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-20

A MAGNIFIcENT assortment Of bleached
and unbleached table damask to select from
at the great clearance sale Of Hale Bros. l.
Co, corner Ninth and X streets.
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CHICO. January 19th.-A movement to
build steam Touring mill at this point was
consummated yesterday by Warren Hibbard
and George Shand, two practical millers.
They have bought the property known as the
Granger warehouse and lots, covering one
half of a block, and the contract for building
was awarded to-day to L. Hanson. The
building will be commenced Immediately.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-20
NEVADA.
Looking to s. fety-CeId weather.

EDOAiHH 10 - HttJ-C0fu WedtHtrs
RENO (Nev, J, January 19th.-A meeting of
citizens this morning appointed three archi-
tects to inspect all the public halls aud devise
means of egress, SO that they will be safe.
The cold weather continues.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-20

AN ENDLESS variety of remnants to select
from at the great depletion sale of Hale
Bres. 4 Co., corner Ninth and K streets.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-20

BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark filed in this State and Nevada.
Geo. w. Gaesley, sole agent.
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MRs's HEAVY WORKING B OTIS, reduced to
50 pair, at the great cl- ara ce sale of Hale
Bros. 6 Co., corner Niath and K streets.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-20

LADIES pebble goat, lace shoes, 90 cents a
rair, at Hale's great depletion sale, corner
Ninth and K streets.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-20

JUST placed in stock. 100 dozen of those
faverise whips. selling from % cents to 81. at
Red House.
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THREE BUTTON KID GLOVES. reduced to 25
cents pair. az Hale's great depletion sale.
corner Ninth and K streets.
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EVERYBODY buys the hydraulic pressed
.andles, Is for Is cents, at Red Hluse.
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ALL LINEN CRASH, 10 yards for 81, at Hale'i
grt a. clearance sale, corner Ninth and K.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-20

NFw LINE OF LADIES TIEs-for ladies'
with polka dots, just placsd in sock at Red
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TwESTY-sIx pieces f4rcv drsss and trim
ming plaids, reduce from 37i cents to % ceuts
per yard, at Hsle's great clearance sale, corner
Ninth and Z streets.
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TAKE NorIoE Get your dog tags. Pound
master is out with his band-wagon.
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Do Nor FAIL o Sc the new styles in ladies
neckwear Just in ~ Red House.
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Go TO St. Paurs Guild party tonight. /.
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FoR SALE The entire s OK OF groceries.
in whole OF in part, with ixsrres and Lease OF
store Of 5. Goldman, corner second and J sts.s
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LADIES kid, hutton shoes-worked button
holes-only 81 so pair, at Hale's great de-
nlet;ou sale. corner Nipth and Z streets.
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ONLY few more mems and boy overcoats
left, at the reduced price. at the great clear
auc4 sale Of Hale Bios. & Co. corner Ninth
AID X streets.
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ApYERTIsEMENT nIENTIoN.

Sacramento Music School Professor Skinner
Gospel meeting tonight at Presbyterian Church.
Wanted Position by lady.
Situation wanted by young womzn.
Two American girls want situations.
Company B, First ARTILLERY, this evening.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-20

LADIES UNDERwRAR--msnufa from
the New York Mills muslin-mads with lock-
stitch and finished seam, just placed in stock
at the Red House to-day, at prices for what
You can buy the raw material for. Ladies
chemise, Is tucks, for 50 cents do, "a tucks,
for 70 cents do. "a tucks, with edgiug and
insertion, for 80 cents; do, extra quality,
81 10; drawers. with eight tucks, embroidery
and insertio7. 81 do, with ten tueks, finished
seams, 81 35: plain. with six tucks, 10 cents /;
skirts, with 10 tucks and embroidery, 81 so I;
90, plain. with four tueks, 20 cents. A
beautiful line of nightgowos, from 95 cents to
81 70; infants robes and dresses-these goods
are worthy of notice.
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Business Advertisements.
Hale Bros Co.-The old maxim.
Mechanics store-Clothing.
Chiekering pianos, organs, ETC. L. X. Hammer
Brewery for sale-Inquire OF W. P. Coleman
p h Russell-Choice groceries.
F. Foster r-Book-binding, paper-ruling, etc.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-20

A Fgw more days of this cold north wind.
AID ttoss heavy overcoats FIR Sc and 81 so,
at the Rad House. will be gone. Call at
once
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Dos'r FoBGEr the St. Psups party to
night
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-20

CANTON FLANNEL. IA wards for 81, at the
great deple ion sale of Hale Bros. 6 Co.,
corner Ninth and K streets.
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Business Advertisements.

AuctIon.
.sherburn & Smith Furniture, carpets, etc.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-20

CHICKEN STEALISG.-Some of the light
fingered gentry visited the chicken-roost at
the rear of Judge McFarland's premises on
H street, hight before last, and re5uced the
poultry population TO the extent Of ten or
twelve.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-03-18
California and Pacific Association,

From the subjoined, which we
clip from the San Antonio, Texas,
EGpress, 1t will be seen that Mr..
Bryce Grimes, formerly Of Ven.
tura county, still takes an interest
in his old home. Mr..
Grimes, who is a subscriber to the
HERALD, writes US that he hopes
to return to this section at an early
day:
The California and Pacific Asso.
citation organized last evening at
the office Of w. o. Langdon & Co.,
and elected the following officers: |:
Presidential q. Clark.
Vics-President-W.A. A. Bopynge.
Secretary aud Tressurer-Rrycs
Grimes.
This association is composed of
those who have lived at least three
years in the States Of California,
Nevada and Oregon. Its object 10
TO cultivate spirit Of friendship
between all those hailing from the
above named States coming TO
this city, and TO assist them by
giving such information regardin ng
this section aud people us is in
their power. The meeting was
we'll attended and enthusiastic.
The next meeting will be held at
the same place, on next Saturday
evening, ut half-past seven o'clock.
All now in this city who are enti.
tied to mem bership, are cordially
invited to be present.