Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-09
TELEGRAPHIC.
Proceedings in the Star
Route Trials.
THE CASE TO GO TO TIE JURY
NEXT TUESDAY.
The Alleged Attempt to Blow Up
tho Welland Canal.
AN INTERVIEW WITH
ROSSA.
The Trotting Event of the
Season at Chicago.
GEN. CROOK WORKING FURTHER
70 THE souTH.
Cremation to Become a SAM
tary Necessity.
Cremation to Become a SAM
tary Necessity.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENr1NEL.l

WASHINGTON, June SIN the Star
Route trial yesterday Merrick criticised
the evidence of the defense at length, and
in closing for the day said that since they
had begun to 'bury" men lie might as
we'll follow it up. He would bury Dorsey
alongside OF Rerdell, and his fellow con-
~spirators should be the mourners over
them. He would erect an arch, one end
restins on the grave Of Dorsey, and the
other on that Of Rerdell, and on the key
stone Of the arch should be written the
epitsph. "They we're delightful and lovely
In their lives, and in death were not sepa-
rated" And II. Notwithstanding Counsel
Ingsrsolls prayers. Gabriel, when he
passes over these graves should blow bis
horn, and the corrupt and buried Dorsey
should arise a. N immortal spirit and
come into the last Grand Court before the
Great 6earoher OF Hearts, before whom we
and the All-Knower should ask him:
"were you not in the flesh known a.
Stephen W. Dorsey 2" that spirit would
answer; II don't remember" An up.
roarious burst Of laughter greeted Mer-
rick's sally, and, after vAinly rapp!ng for
order, Judge Wylie adjourned the Court.
kerrick closed his argument to-day. and
the Court adjourned until Monday. II h
believed the case will 60 to the Jury on
Tuesday afternoon.
Rssss Interviewed.
NEW Yoax. June s.-0'Donovau Rosa,
bsing interviewed. s4id, "Do ! know any.
thing about the alleged attempt to blow up
the wslland osnalf Well, I know that
the English Government will have work
enough on hand very soon. That canal II
20 miles long. They have had sentries on
this side for every quarter Of . mile. That
requires 104 men. and there II IN equal
number on the other side. Then the relief
which must be necessary for every ~
hours raises the number to 418 men. Let
Great Britain pay these men to watch that
canal. There are 100 other places which
II Il Just - necessary for them to watch ~
this. AZ far ~ my advice will 60. I shall
instruct our people to be after them. To
the expense which our skirmishers are put.
ting her we must add that OF guarding canals
elsewhere. There are some right In Lon.
don that will need % close watching. The
canal 10 an appropriate object to begin
with. u draws the trade Of the whole
northwest through Canada, and Injuries
American trade"
Crook and the Indisns.
III PAso, Texas. June s.-The Chroni.
cls's special correspondent At Chihushus
writes that there Il undoubtedly soms in.
formation about Crook In possession Of
Gen. Resuerros 81 headquarters. That II
IL not decisive u certain, and II IL also
probable that Crook Ia working further
south than has been supposed. The In.
dams appear to be attempting to confuse
the troops by sending small dstachments
ont, but the main body under Juh and
Geronomio are still together. At this
point the State Rangers and State Adju-
preparing for an interesting expedition
which has some relation to Indian matters.
Thu Strikers Quiet.
ST.. LOUIS, June 8.-The information RI.
ceived from C~ollinsvillo, Illinois, Il that
the striking miners who we're expected to
arrive there some time last night, or early
this morning, have not yet turned up, and
eli il quiet there. Inquiry Of Belleville.
Pinckneyville and other places in the min.
ing districts fail 70 reveal the presence OF
the strikers. and there is NO information
81 any other point Of . band or body Of
men moving about the country. II begins
to look a. though the reports Of last night
were much exaggerated, or that the strik-
ers. after moving out Of Belleville. broke
up and went quietly to their homes.
Greas Trotting Event.
CHICAGO, June S.-The Chicago Driving
Park management has just arranged what
promises TO be the most sensational trot-
ting event Of the season. The terms are q
special match race between st. Julien and
ClinRstone, admitted the fastest on the
turf, except Hsrd 8, for 81, 200 . side, with
o6, 900 added by the association and 81. 900
additional 10 beat the best record Of 0:10k,
mile heats, three IN ave 10 ruler 70 be
trottsd Thursdsy. July 10.
The afth day Of the Chicago t~rottina
meeting race u fully arranged. Play OF
pay. and 81, 900 Q side 10 IN the hands Of
Secretary Hall.
o. Trial for Arson.
CINCINNATI, June 8.-John Bittnsr, Is
years old. 10 on trial before Mayor Lord
Riverside for arson, being charged with