Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-01
EASTERN NEWS.
The Second Day Of Mrs. YSGDlt
DudlGy'S Trial.
THE WOMAN NOT CONSIDERED
MENTALLY SOUND.
An Internal Machine Sent
Through the Mail.
A NAVAL ORDER REVOKED BY
SECRETARY WHITNEY.
A Very Destructive Fire in a Wis.
consin Town.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS CONDITION coHsID.
Erred CRITICAL.
A NAVAL ORDER REVOKED By
SECRETARY WHITNEY.
A Very Destructive Fire in a Wis
consin Town.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS CONDITION CoNSID.
Erred CRITICAL.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.I
Mrs. YseuIt Dudley.

New YORK, June 30.-The courtroom,
where Mrs. Lucille Yseult Dudley is being
tried for an assault on O'Donovan Rosa, is
again crowded to excess to-day, when the
taking of the testimony was continued.
DIR. Charles E. Dennison, who dressed
Rossa's wounds, testified as to their loca-
ton aud character. This ended the case
for the prosecution. The couns for Mrs.
Dudley opened for the defense. He
claimed tina Mrs. Dudley had assaulted
Rosa not out of personal spite or to
svenge q personal insult, but because he
was an enemy of her country" The
counsel discussed the subject of Irish pa
triotism. In outlining the line Of the tes-
timony for the defense the counsel spoke
OF what he termed Mrs. Dudley's
"physical inirmity." He said he
would show that for several years she has
been subject to epileptic fits. He would
show her mind had been affected by these
fits, and she was not, IN fact, responsible
for her own conduct. The counsel sub
mitted a number of letters from English
physicians in various institutions, in which
his client had been confined for treatment,
which set forth the character Of her dis
eases. The deponents declared Mrs. Dud-
ley not in her right mind.
An Internal Machine.
PHILADELPHIA, June 30.-An Internal
machine of rather q clumsy pattern was
sent by mail to-day to L. Lum Smith, pub
Usher of a weekly paper. 1t was a wooden
box about five inches square and three
inches high. The word private" was
written on the lid, which aroused Smiths
suspicion. He opened the box cautiously
and found q 44-caliber breech-loading der
ringer inside. 1t was loaded and cooked. A
piece of copper wire was attached to the
trigger and fastened to the lid of the box,
but in such a way that the opening Of the
box could not possibly have discharged the
pistol. The postal authorities are investi-
eating the matter.
Jnnketfng of Their Families.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-Secretary Whit.
ney has revoked the following naval
order, issued July 5, 1884: Naval officers
attached to cruising war vessels, especially
commanding officers. are expected to leave
their families at their usual or fixed
places of abode, and not to attempt tc
transfer them to more convenient visiting
points. Officers disregarding this in.
junction will be liable to be relieved from
duty.
A Destructive Fire.
AMIGO, Langlade county, Wis, Junt
30.-A fire broke out at 8 o'clock last nigh
in the lumber piles on each side Of thu
railway track here and spread rapidly
consuming an immense amount Of lumber
belonging to R~herbumine Bryant and R
W. Pierce, of Milwaukee, and Weld & Co.
of Oshkosh. The mills we're saved. The
loss is estimated at $500, 900; insurance
5000, 200.
Emperor williams Critical Con.
ditiOn.
NEW YORK, June 30.-A Suns LondoI
special says: The death of Emperor
William promises to be the next sensation
Of Europe. Extraordinary precautions
are being taken to prevent the sending Of
any kilograms revealing his real condition
but private letters are not subject to
official censorship, and they give such dis
couraging forecasts that news of his death
is daily expected.
A Marble Statue of Garfield.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-A marble statue
Of the late President Garfield was pre-
sented by the State of Ohio to the National
Statuary Hall. 1t was unvailed to-day
without any ceremony in the presence of
Governor Hoadley and Two or three mem
bers OF the committee from Ohio. They
expressed themselves much pleased with
the statue, and will recommend Its accept
ance.
Notable Persons Overdue at Queens.
town.
NEW YORK. June 30.-Among the pas
sengors on the Gallo, which is now four
days overdue at Queenstown, and which
has been reported at sea with her shaft
broken, are Roscoe Conkling. ex-Attorney
General Brewster and wife, and s. S. Cox
and wife. II Is thought the Gallo will not
reach Queenstown for q week.
Reception to General Logan.
BosToN, Jnne 30.-A large number Of
prominent gentlemen representing the
bar, bench, pulpit, platform, counting
room and Council Chamber were in at
tendance at the reception given tonight
by the Norfolk Club to General John A.
Logan at the Parker House.
Another SlOgging Match.
CHICAGO. June 30.-Jack Burke and
Charles Mitchell fought six we'll contested
rounds with small gloves, Queensbury
rules. last night. Both appeared 30 evenly
that the affair was declared a
draw. Neither are severely punished.