Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-03
PACIFIC COAST ADVICES
SPECIAL 70 -z Ey-yTL
A NosE Brutal AFFAIR.

SAY FEAScEco, Feb. An Ex2mizs
PEt.sb1-g. Pa, special s-ys: Thsrs Vas 70
day 3 purring match be:zssn jimmy
Myers and Pas Mclaughlin. Ths nsn
wors knss b-eeehes, whicl left TIE calves
o; their legs bare, and ~k=ATy-solsd boots.
4. the TOP Ct each shoe ~Es attached :
piece Ct iron sboui a. sharp - Al ordinary
table knife. When in Wa called bath
men began dancing around wArily;
finally. Mclaughlin led Of with his RICH,
foot and Clipped his snsAg0nis; just below
the knee on the insids Of the lef. calf.
bringing blood. Myers then made two
attempts 10 gei back at Mclaughlin, bat
MAS very cleyerly fooled By the lAster's
skilifal guard. Mclaughlin again struck
Myers and succeeded in cutting two gAshes
ia his right calf. This highly incenssd
Myers, who struck out viciousIy both with
his lefs and right foot. he managed 70
send his tips into the left calf Of his op-
ponens with such sssc. a. 10 send him 70
the floor. The men retired 10 their cor
mere, and both being spongsd went 81 it
again. Mclaughlin, who was evidently
the most scientific. led of with 9 we'll
executed cross-cus, which made .
CHASTITY wound on Myers right calf.
The latter responded With q fierce
clip on M~cLaughlin's right ankle sbeyo
the shoe top. that, for q moment, staggered
him with pain, bnt the clip had only the
effect OF e~nraging Mclaughlin, and he
began to administer sledge-hammer kicks
with lightning like rapidly. In two min
utes he bad the veins cut in the lower
anatomy OF his antagonist, causing the
blood to now ct such q rate that the floor
which was covered with sawdust was satu-
rated, aud II was evident that Myers was
getting much the worst OF il. He was
pale and haggard from the loss of blood,
and unsteady on bis pins. However, when
they again faced one another, he opened
the lighting by clipping Mclaughlin three
times In succession, INJECTING some terrific
cuts In his right calf. II was his last spurt
however, as Mclaughlin jumped at him.
and gave him such q terrible punishment
that he fell to the floor in a faint. The
stakes were awarded to Mclaughlin.
The Mormons Determined,
SALT LAKE, Feb. John Taylor spoke
in the Tabernacle yesterday, and referred to
his recent trip, and said the Saints are be-
ing prosecuted in Arizona and sent IN
America Siberia for living their religion
He spoke of the Federal officers here AZ
sneaks and tramps. intruding with the
process from the courts into the homss ~
the people. at is hard to bear. Forherr.
ance might seem to be a virtue, vet we will
stand 1t a little longer" He didn't want
to see blood flow just yet. There would he
a change before long. He wouldn't Give
up the law of God, so help him, God. and
the congregation shouted "Amen.n tn
prosecutions we're making some sain,s
think OF going to a foreign country IN NC
serve their religious liberty. There mich,
be another Pilgrims day. He said shs
Saints were illegally punished at home and
Killed in the Southern States. No one was
punished for numbering missionaries H.
inumated that all must be silent on wh..
: tney knew. and thus thwart the w;ctaS
men VINO are prosecuting the people.
Wells, Fargo's Stage Robbea.
SONORA, CAL, Feb. 2.-The Sonora .na
Milton stage was stopped this mornipv ~
fink's Hill. about four miles east Of Co..
: peropolls, in Calsveras county. bv ~
a men, who broke open Wells. Fsrpo's ~; W.
SAFE and carried away 81, 800 treasure =.
consisted OF coin and gold dust. ali ~
- which was shipped from Sonors AL OF