Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-21
TELEGRAPHIC.
The Conkling- Haver-
stick Tragedy.
COMBINES APPEARANCE IN
THE COROSER'S OFFICE.
He Claims that the Killing was
Done in SelfDefense
DEATH OF CHAS. DERBY,
A P
A Full Dress Performance
Of Passion.
FoLcER'S VISIT TO FORTRESS
MONROE.
FolCER'S VISIT TO FORTRESS
MONROE.

ling, formerly employed in the General
Land Office Of the United States Surveyor
in Nevada, last evening shot dead Wilbur
H. Haverstick, the seducer Of his sister.
The tragedy took place in Paris Flat, No.
341 West Twenty-third street. Conkling
arrived in this city a few days ago. Ten
wears ago his sister married Glen Uhler in
San Francisco. They soon quarreled, and
separated, and falling in with Haverstick
she came to New York and lived with him
in Paris Flat. Hearing of her wherea-
bouts, Conkling came to New York and
obtained an interview with his sister.
New YORK, March 20.-George ". Conk-
ling, who shot n killed Wilbur Il.
Heyerstick last night, was arraiSned to-
day in the Coroner's Office. He is gentle
manly in appearance, and bore himself
outwardly with calmness and composure.
The Coroner decided to begin the investi-
cation this afternoon. Conkling's counsel
claims that the shooting was entirely justi-
fable, that the prisoner did it in SELF
defence Of his sister, and in his efforts to
remove her from vicious surroundings,
and that it would be sustained by the
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an exhausted condition. Conkling is a
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Death of VIM. L. Aymar.
NEW YORK. March 2o.-Nm. L. Aymar'
the well known circus performer, died OF
consumption last FRIDAY. In 1897 with
his brother, Walter B., he took the first
circrs overland IN the Pacific coast which
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ever PeEiof"ed 'nele' anu 'HeE were
obliged to cut roads for their wagons part
Of the way. In California he ventured
into the wild portions OF the country, and
CaITIeu LIS sLO" sEitI. tuIOuSu several
desperate fights with Indians. On one
occasion he led his performers to a bloody
victory over a body of Indians within his
very circus ring under the canvas. The
Indians there gave him the name of White
Chief from California. The brothers took
the circus to Peru, and gave performances
in the villages among the Indians Of South
America. where they ran great risks OF
their lives and had many narrow escapes.
VIM. Avmar only remained in South
America six months, and leaving his
brother there returned to California, where
he established a livery stable ON q large
scale and ~speculated in mining stocks.
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