Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-28

trated I've. The only cause for the crime
Is that she killed the child to escape tine
daily nursing of it. This is the second
crime Of the same kind that she has COM
mitted within two years. She appeared
to be totally unconscious Of what was 60
ing on during the trial, and twice she
went to sleep in the dock with her head
resting on her hands. She has an inno-
cent face, and ID not apparently in the
slightest degree affected BY the result of
her trial. She has not been sentenced.
A Fatal and Damaging Explosion.
LOUISVILLE, June PA special to the
Courier-Journs SAYS that the boiler OF
the distillery of Msttingly & Moore, at
Bsrdstown, exploded this morning. Three
men we're killed. and another so badly
burned and bruised that it is thought he
will die. The killed are: Charles Nc
Aztec, Charles Spslding and Mason Bard.
The wounded man is named Bemis Allen
(colored). Mattingly & Moore's loss is
great, ss the building is q wreck and the
| machinery ruined, but the amount of the
! loss has not been estimated.
some Gone and More to Spare.
PITTsBURG, June 27.-The exodus Of
Cinnamon from California 70 the East has
begun. A number of the Celestials passed
through Union Station yesterday. This
morning there were SO of them on their
way from San Francisco to New York.
| They seemed TO have been fairly prosper
GUS in the West, as they were all dressed
In native costumes. One Of them said
there were too many Of his countrymen in
California, and that a great many Of them
had daeiAa6 az try thn Eastern SfatpG
They say the Mclean man is down on them
in California, and those in the East receive
fair treatment.
A Steamer of Reputation Destroyed.
BosToN, June 27.-The old United
States steamer Niagara was bound to APP
pie Island yesterday TO be burned for her
metal, and will probably light up the hsr-
Dor for several nights to come. She has
had an eventful history. She was built
before the war, helped TO lay the first At
lantic cable, conveyed Minister Arson
Burlingame to China, pursued the Ala
bama and was otherwise servicesble dur.
ing the war. She was originally of 5000
ids burden, but was cut down at one
time. She was considered the swiftesi
steamer in the United States Navy.
No Immediate Outbreak Appre
hended.
WASHINGTON, June T.-General Augul
reported to the War Department that BIZ
has sixteen companies, ten of cavalry and
six Of infantry, at Fort Reno, Indian Ter
ritory. The last named company arrived
at the fort to-day. The General appre
hends no immediate outbreak of the Chey
ennes. They have been informed of tn,
proposed appointment Of a commission Il
investigate their trouble, and express
willingness to await the result.
The Genthners to be Avenged.
DURANGO, COL, June 27.-It is CURRENT,
reported here that the citizens Of thu
county will demand the delivery to the Law
Of the Indians concerned in the murder o
the G%enthners, when trouble ia almost SUR
to follow. Nothing has been heard as ye
OF Agent Fallsteimer's investigation. I'm
confirmed reports are afoat that other In
dams have been killed. The excitement ii
s%ubsiding here. Mrs. Genthners's condi
ton is regarded hopeless.
The Mexican Editors.
CHICAGO, June 24.-The Mexican edi
tors arrived here by q special train from st
1 hOulb LIE ulOIulDk n TcCcptlOu COul
mittee, headed by Mayor Harrison met til,
party near Bloomington, and Harrison
made a speech of welcome. The visitor
will be taken to witness the races at Wash
ington Park Club ground this afternoon
and will attend the theatre tonight. To
morrow forenoon they will attend divin,
service at the Roman Catholic Cathedral
when Archbishop Freehan will of6ciste.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-The Presiden'
to-day made the following appointments
Edward l.. Hedden, to be Collector o.
Customs for the District of New York
Haus s. Beattie, TO be Surveyor of Gus
toms in the District of New York; Silai
w. Burt, to be Naval Officer Of Customs
in the District of New York. The Presi
dent to-day suspended Horatio Burchsrd
OF Illinois, as Director Of the Mint, and
appointed James Kimball, of Pennsylvania
in his stead.
Yellow Fever I'm Philadelphia.
READING, Pa, June 27.-Olaf Oleson, OIL
Arondale, Norway, a cabin boy from the
Nat, from Cienfuegos, for Philadelphia,
died this evening at the hospital, from
we'll defined yellow fever. Another case
OF q sailor from the same bark is GONZALES.
cent. The Board Of Health of the town OF
Lewes adopted stringent resolutions this
afternoon concerning communication with
the hospital or with the employees. and all
persons connected with the infected vessel.
Counting Uncle SANS Coin.
PHILADELPHIA. June 27.-Colonel Snow
den, the retiring Superintendent Of the
Mint, and Daniel M. Fox, his successor
are engaged in counting the treasure In
the Mint. The purpose is to familiarize the
new incumbent with the working and con-
tents of the institution. The vault in the
Mint contains about $50, 600, 600 in gold
bars and So, 000. 900 in silver. The week
will be occupied in the counting.
A Public Execution.
SAVANNAH, June 27.-Robert Mccoy, col
ored, was hanged at sylvania yesterday for
the murder Of James Edgar, white, a con.
stable, in November. 1884. Two thousand
witnessed the execution. The gallows were
erected in an open field. McOoy's speech
and religious exercises were similar to
those usually incident on such occasions.
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