Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-10
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MurdersRz Bushw hacking.
Hor SFzzxss, Ark, Feb. s-The fhres
b-osherz. Frsnk. JACK And william Flynn,
wszs proceeding hons u > hack At II
o'eloek lis 1orning wbsna party q seven
nen, s.zaed with d~oubls-barreled shosguns.
Wholesalers. stepped out from tbs door Ct
. saloon and opened fire. JACK Flynn Tzs
shos u the forehead and did II . fe~
minutes. VIM. Flynn w2s sbos through
tbe breast, probably fatally. Frank Flynn
resolved . shot through the hand, infics-
ing . slight wound. Frank Hail. the
driver Of the hack, WA shot through the
neck. He died an hour Afterwards.
Robert Hsrgr4ve, . bysf&nder, Was shot
through the b-eAt. He Will probably die
His condition l. precArio1s. The difficulty
originated some weeks ago On account Of
Frank Hymns e~ndeAvOrlrg TO prevent
DOran from opening . gambling house.
DoKAn attempted to assAssipsss Flynn,
falling in which be fed tbs city. He re-
turned secretly q few nights sgo. Intense
excitement prevails and there are strong
threats Of mobbing the prisoners. Seven
men are arrested and are now in jail: s. A.
Doran, the two Pricitt brothers, Howell
and three others. The citizens boldly
threaten to burn the jail and hang the
prisoners-
A Crouch Detective Assassfnated.
JAcKsos, Mich, Feb. "A few min
utes after z o'clock this morning Detec-
tive Brown. Of louisville. who has been
engaged on the Crouch murder case for
some time, was shot while returning to the
village Of Horton. About one and . half
miles north of the village he met two men
in . buggy. They stopped and asked him
IL his name was Brown. He replying in
the Affirmative, one Of the occupants Of
the buggy placed q revolver at Browns
breast and fired, the ball entering NOS far
from the heart and lodging near the
shoulder blade. Brown fell and the men
drove rapidly away. The wounded man.
however, was able to arise, and after
walking about . quarter OF . mile, two
young men going toward Horton in 9
buggy conveyed thA detective 10 that
place. The wound is severe. but il
thought will not prove fatal. Il is re-
ported here tonight that Judd Crouch WAS
seen in the village Of Horton about dusk,
and Brown thinks the man who shot him
looked very much ike Judd. Intense en-
element prevails.
The Mad Franks ETA TinnS~.
GALVESTON, TEX, Jan. "a News Dem
ton special says: A timer named John
Gardner got on . spree and rode up Oak
street. where he met DR.. Lepscomb's boys,
whom he made kneel down, and pray at
the point Of . shooter. He then proceeded
along the road playing similar prsnks
upon All he encountered. Finally, in front
of ID. v. Schmidt's dwelling, he presented
his pistol At Schmidt's baby. The father
grabbed the infant and placed il with its
mother in . back ROOM, when Gardner
galloped of. Schmidt ran to q neighbor's
and borrowed a shotgun, and was return
ing a. Gardner ~resppeared before the
house and commenced firing into it. Dis
covering Schmidt. he tnrned N shoos a