Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-09

crushed to death by he falling walls Of
LItterar's drug store.
Launching h MaripOsn.
PHILADELPHIA, March San attempt
was made at the Cramp ship yard this
morning to launch the mammoth iron
steamer Mariposa. She stuck on the
ways, however, and after six or eight tugs
failed to pull her off, the attempt was post
poned until to- morrow. She WAS built Tor
the Oceanic Steamship Company of San
Francisco, and is intended to run between
San Francisco and Honolulu.
The Coming Davis.Burr Marriage.
RALEIGH, n. c., March S.-The Davis
Burr marriage will take place at Tokay
next Tuesday morning. Miss Burr re-
ceived a letter from the Senator stating
that he would leave Washington on Satur-
day for Raleigh and arrive at Fayetteville
Saturday night. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will
leave by boat for Wilmington, thence to
New York and California after a brief
stop at Burlington.
Gov. stephens Funeral.
ATLANTA, March s.-Stephens' memo
rial services began at 10 O'Clock. The at
tendance was overwhelming. Many dele
cations of citizens and military are here
from different parts of the State. Speeches
were made by Martin ]. Crawford, Gen.
Toombs, Gen. Jackson. Senator Brown,
Col. Jones, Attorney General Anderson,
DR.. Miller and ex. Gov. Smith. The fu-
neral will take place at 8 o'clock. DR..
Ialmase will make one Of the prayers.
\ Pine Presen. tie navid Davis.
WASHINGTON, March s.-David Davis
was to-day presented with a solid silver
water pitcher and goblet, as a token of
esteem, by the clerks in the Office Of the
Secretary Of the Senate. The presenta-
ton address was delivered by Mr.. Shaber,
Acting Secretary Of tie Senate, on the
part OF the doners, and was responded to
by Mr.. Davis in terms of grateful appre-
citation.
Suspicion of Foul Play.
New HAVEN, Conn, March S.-Julia
Jackson, a colored nurse in Mrs. Glenn
ents house, where the abortion is charged
TO have been committed on Maggie Can
AVIAN by DR.. S. r. Thompson, was buried
this afternoon. She appeared as a witness
for the State, and DR.. Thompson was her
attending physician. The body will proba-
bly, be dlSlnterred.
Execution OF James II. LOOmis.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March S.-James
B. LOOMS was hanged this morning for
the murder Of David Sett. Two hundred
persons witnessed his execution. Loomis
supplemented his confession made on
Wednesday by reading a statement on the
scaffold acknowledging the crime, attrib-
uting it to rum.
A Bonus of $4,000.
BISMARCK, D. T., March Sat a mass
meeting here this evening it was resolved
to give $40, 600 to the railroad, not under
the control OF the Northern Pacific, first
reaching this city, giving direct connec-
ton with Chicago and the East.
Another Religious Cranh.
SPRINGFIELD, o., March S.-Martin Luz
ther Phelps last night, fifteen minutes
after returning from church with his wife,
fired three shots into her aud then shot
himself dead. The wife will probably
recover.
Dukes Trial for Murder.
PIrTsBURG, March s.-The trial Of Hon.
y. L. Dukes for the murder of Capt. Mutt,
State Cashier, begins at Uniontown to-
morrow. Intense interest is generally
manifested there by all classes.
4 Furious Gale.
ST. JOHNS, y. f., March 8.-There was a
furious gale here last night, and several
vessels were damaged.