Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-07
EASTERN NEWS.
The Funeral Ceremonies OF
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asrnbsr Of the Board Of Trade. IA found
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sale Avenue, with . bul3ss hole IN his lsfi
temple. He was alone In the Louss :; the
tins Of the occurrence. From tie izes
that bis face was pozdsr burned and hi
hair scogcned is was 3. Hrss supposed 70 b
a Gaze u suicide, bat On close examination,
the location and direction Of the wound,
and the fact that no weapon could be
fBond, led TO the conclusion that is was
murder. He had . brother, Charles j.
Downie, witb whom he had frequent alter
cations in regard 70 the undivided estate
left them by their mother, these troubles
leading 70 a separation, yesterday after an
unusually stormy scene, aud an attempt Of
Charles 70 brain his brother With an ar.
This, with the fact that Charles opcs shot
at William. led TO the suspicion that it
was a case Of fratricide. The police ar
rested Charles on the way from the city
70 his suburban home, and found on his
person 9 revolver with one chamber empty.
Hendricks ON Batter.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. Elm an interview
this afternoon with the News, Gov. Hen
bricks vas asked: What do you think will
DO the result Of the Butler canvass? That
il very difficult to answer. Mr.. Butler is
unquestionably q very dangerous man be-
fore an audience, and he will attract large
audiences. and were the election TO occur
to-day / should be inclined to concede him
q considerable vote. But the weakening
process Is going steadily on. The people
do not like to throw their votes away.
That his election Is impossible, under any
circumstances, will deter many OF his adj
mirers from voting for him, and it is also
impossible for him TO effect as perfect an
organization AZ that possessed by either Of
the old parties. But Mr.. Butler Is a re-
markable man. and those b know him
best admit that he is a very good one.
II the Chicago Convention had placed
your name at the head OF the ticket don't
YOU think that you would have had his
support asked q reporter.
/ know it.
wa~ntsntosGo tO7she Pole Again.
Indianapolis, Sept. 6.-Sergeant Julius
Fredericks. one Of the Greeley party, Is in
the city. visiting his brother. ]. W. Fred
ericks. In an interview with the Daily
News reporter, Frederecks c~orroborates
Sergeant Brsinsrd's denial Of the story
that the expedition was divided into two
parties. He gave the particulars OF the
shooting Of Henry, under the orders Of
Greeley, saying that the sentence was exc
cuted by himself aud Sergesnts Brainard
and Long. They shot Henry in the back. |
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