Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-10
TELEGRAPHiC.
TRIAL OF THE STAR ROUTE
CASES.
The Jury Have Failed to
Agree.
MEANS 70 e -AyEg Ea:g 70 TEE
RESERVATION.
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W~AsHIsoros. Sept. s.-A special refer
ing to wylie's charge yesterday, says:
when they had Only been able 70 agree to
one Judge WyIie sid: That won's do"
and commanded tAem 10 return TO their
quarters until morning, with the intina-
tion tina, willie the Marshal would make
them comfortable for ore night, he would
not. promise ike comforts for another
night If the verdis: should not be rem
Geged, and Judge Tylie is as good IS his
word, for : few years ago he KEEP. an OBJ
stinate jury for hours without light or
fosd, ard finally forced e verdict.
WAsHISsToS, sept. Shorty after 6
O'Clock the jary IL tie Star Route c2ses
came into court and reported they had
agreed upon q verdict only as to some o.
the defendants. The Court refused TO ac-
cspt such q verdict and the jury were dt-
rected to retire for further deliberation,
despite the opposition Of Col. IqgerscI,
who held tina, those persons whom the
Jury had already found innocent should
be discharged a. once. 4 recess was then
taken until 7 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
WAsHIxGroy, sept. ~g.-Shortly after 10
O'Clock this morning the jury in the Star
Route cases came into court and reported
that they were unable TO agree upon a YER
dict, and asked for further instructions.
These were given Ly Judge Wglie at con-
siderable length, and their general tend
eucy was strongly against the defendants.
At their own raques. the jury were allowed
70 take their notes into their room, and
again retired. They will report al 2
O'Clock, to which Ayur the Court took a
recess. The general impression seems to
be that z verdict viii be returned at that
hour. At 2 o'clock she jury not being
ready to report, a further recess vas taken
until 6 O'Clock.
Indians Working North.
DENVER Coli. sept. 9.-The Cheyenne
indians are reported still working north,
through Colorado aud Kansas. There is
no doubt but VIA: they are returning to
Pine Ridge Agency, Dakota. DR.. Gill
cuddy having offered them permission,
and having advised the Indian Commits
sioner 70 permit il. The Indians not
being equipped for the journey, there is
every reason 70 believe that ravages and
raids will mark their migration. Three
companies Of Infantry from Fort Lyon
will leave in The morning by rail for
Grenada to intercept them there if they
attempt to cross the Arkansas. One com
pany Of the Ninth Cavalry is ordered from
Fort Hayes, and it is reported that two
companies Of cavalry are following them
from Fort Elliott, and two companies are
ordered for the Gunnison country. The
soldiers intend to take the Indians back to
the reservation. II they refuse to return
it is not improbable that blood will be
shed.
Attempt at Suicide.
BLooMTSeTos tIll.), Sept. "a fine
looking gentleman, giving the name OF
Joseph Phillips. and travelling from Buff
falo. y. T., to San Francisco with his wife
and children. arrived this morning at the
Union Depot, via the Kankgkee road. Soon
after he made an attempt 10 kill himself
by hacking biz throat with q dull knife.
He inflicted no serious wounds, however.
He wsa suffering from mental alteration,
pursued by the hallueination that mur.
derers were on his track, and begged the
police to kill them, that he might escape
assassination. He was locked in the City
jail, aud will De safely kept until friends
come Tor him and his family.
Wosnan's Suffrage.
ST.. LoUIs, Sept. 9.-Susan B. Anthony
arrived here last night en- route TO Omaha,
where the National Woman's Suffrage Con.
vention will be held Sept. 20, 81 and %.
All the prominent movers OF the cause
Will be present. Miss Anthony says the
l4lfau will rr1apiz6 and haya. upao1nr acJ
hold conventions in every county in Ne
braska during the coming campaign. and
they expect to give the woman suffrage
question s veritable boom, and perhaps
carry 1t.
The Star Route Cases.
WAsmSGrog. Sept. 9,-Payment has al
ready been made on account Of the expen-
ses in the prosecution Of the Star Route
cases, as follows: B. H. Brewster, for
services and expenses before his appoint
ment as Attorney General, S.. 900; W. A.
Cook, Sc, 702; George Bliss, $40, PSI; W.
W. Kerr. S6,527; R. T. Merrick, S. 1000;
A, NJ. Gibson, 5000. Total SAT, 480.
Estimated total expenses Of trial, S52. 900.
Death From Diptheria.
RICHMOND (Ta.), Sept. 9.-Reports from
Sittsylyania County state that diptheria
ia raging to an alarming extent. Fifty
deaths in the last three weeks, and more
than 100 persons arc now down with the
disease. In some cases whole families
have been carried off.
Fall of n Large Meteor.
LEBsyoS pa, Sept. "a two-pound
meteor fell during the heavy storm last
night. 1t looked like a ball OF fire in the
street.