Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-21

affairs; events TO come will vindicats me.
I am devoting my spare moments to the
welfare Of my children, my mining prop
erty in and about Nevada, and the ap-
preaching session Of Congress. These are
sufficient to occupy my time"
A Horrible Outrage.
OeDEs. Nov. 20--A colored boot-blsck,
employed at . bsrbershop on Fifth street
in this city, committed . horrible outrage
this afternoon upon . four-yesr-old child
of Mr.. Frank Guilds, engineer Of the Union
Pacific Railroad. The fiend sliced the
child while she was passing along the
street and accomplished his vile purpose.
A large number Of respectable citizens
congregated last night to lynch the young
iend, but the officers quietly conducted
train, which took the offender to the peni-
Tertiary at Salt Lske for safe keeping.
Attem tied suicide.
Tucson, Nov. 2O.-Harry Won Bornhurst
OF Pomana, CAL, shot himself in the left
breast this morning with q target rife with
suicidal intent. The young man came
here two months ago with q girl named
Susie Kite, formerly Of Lancaster, Ohio.
They claimed they we're married in Yuma,
Sept. 8. The girl took up with q hackman
named Jack Bolyn, and finally married
him, Won Bornhurst says, through fear OF
violence. The boy is 20 and the girl 10.
The boy is crazed and heartbroken over
the affair. His wound is not considered
dangerous.
Political Intelligence.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 20.-A New York
special says that Watterson, Of the Louis.
vile Courier Journal. stopping At the st.
James Hotel, informed the reporters OF
the evening papers that ex- Senator Nc
Donald was the choice Of the Western and
Southern Democrats for President. The
strongest candidate we can name will be
the one furthest away from New York.
Holman's name is not seriously consid-
cred in the West. Carlisle 10 almost sure
OF the Speakership.
A Dead Lock In the Court.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 20.-The Chinese
(so-callsd "trsders"), still on board the
City Of Peking, have succeeded in bringing
about a dead lock in the court. Forty re-
main to be examined, and the steamer sails
on Wednesday. There is no law to detain
the steamer. Judge Hoffman says he
cannot refuse q writ OF habeas corpus
against any person alleging to be illegally
detained. What to do with them remains
unsolved.
Salt Lake Intelligence.
SALT LAKE, Nov. 20.-John Morgan,
President of the Southern missions. is
now on the road to Salt Lake with rs con-
verts from Southern States. This will be
the last shipment till next season.
G. @. Rich, late Apostle, will be buried
quietly at Paris, Idaho. This is the fret
Apostle not buried at Salt Lake with
church honors in m any years.
Endorses Judge Deady's Decision.
PORTLAND, Nov. 20.-The Supreme Court
OF Justice Field endorses Judge Deady's
decision granting Q temporary injunction
in favor Of Wells, Fargo Il Co., in their
suit against the Northern Pacific aud
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co., for
equal express carrying facilities over these
lines.
A Capture Of Chinese.
PORTLAND, Nov. 20.-The Custom House
is informed by a private letter that officers
Blake aud Dickie. Of the Port Townsend
Custom House, captured three out OF
twelve Cinnamon trying to steal into
Washington Territory from British Colum-
bia near Whatcom. In the boat n OF the
Chinese was armed.
Resolved to Celebrate.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.-The colored
citizens Of this city resolved to celebrate
the signing Of the emancipation proclams-
ton on the first Of January next. I'm
usual prominence will be given to the cele-
bration, owing to the decision Of the Su-
preme Court in the civil rights bill.
Sentence or = Murderer.
MERGED, CAL. Nov. 20.-To-day, in the
Supreme Court, Willis Sumner, the muir
derer of Thomas Griffith, withdrew his
plea of not guilty to information charging
him with murder, and with the consent Of
the District Attorney pleaded guilty to
manslaughter. Sumner then waived time
for sentence, and was sentenced by Judge
Marks to ten years in San Quentin.
Two Destructive Fires.
DIXON, CAL, Nov. 20.-The fire here last
night destroyed most OF the business
blocks in the town. 1t is impossible 10
estimate the losses or the amount COW
cred by insurance.
WILLIAMS, Nov. 20.-A fire here yester-
day morning destroyed property valued at
about $50, 600. No insurance 10 mentioned.
Pedestrianism.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.-The walking
match at 10 P. NJ. was: O'Leary, SO; Hart,
1907; Mcintyre, 108; Hartman, 80.
LATER.-At IL o'clock to-day the score
of the pedestrian match nov going on at
the Pavilion was as follows: O'Leary, 1877;
Hart, 157; Hartman, 141; Mcintyre, 16O.