Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-04

.nd at this season Of the year Is cut on
- IN communication, such as Is al
.o.dsa Inv the river and stage COACH a
copy,sr to-day brought news oil . oespeias
Shooting sffrsy at a ball near Batcnto"p'
~ ,bst comfy. On Christmas Eve I'aoe
Earrel cot hold of q shot gun ana uis-
charged b1,h barrels into a little company,
wounding seven persons. W fatally. Inc
injured we're Laura Jones, eye sn
and diving: Belle Jones, shot IN tne aou W.
men: VIM. Beach, shot in the MP snu r az
unknown mar was shot in the osch. III
others received slight wounds. Inc inui
derer mounted his horse and nea VIC
country.
Relies of she Late Election.
c,ScrsyArr, Jan. 3.-Police Lieutenant
Mullen was sentenced in the United States
Court to twelve months in the CLARK
County Jail for imprisoning in the nam,
mond street s~tationhouse, q numper Vi
voters, and preventing them from YOUNG.
Al the prisoners request the sentence was
changed to make the place of his imprison-
ment Hamilton, this county.
A portion of the Springer INVESTIGATING
Committee, to inquire into marsha
Wright's appointment OF Deputy Marsnais
at the October election, has arrived anu
the investigation will begin Monday.
Sick senator and q Crippled
Delegate.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Senator Malone
was attacked this morning by a severe
chill, similar to the n which preceded
his severe illness last Winter, n mas
heen confined to his room all day.
Delegate Brents, of Washington Terrl'
tory. slipped on the ice while walking from
the Capitol a few days ago, and N falling
broka one of the small bones of bis ankle.
He has been confined TO his room since
the accident, but hopes to be able TO wslh
out with the aid of crutch in q week or
two.
A Coachman's Marriage and Death.
NEW YORK, Jan. Sat Stapleton, Long
Island, to-day. Thos. Mclaughlin, 3 Young
coachman, who at the age of 20 recently
married his employer, Mrs. Abram Brit
tan, a wealthy widow aged 40, died from
a lung silment, which caused him TO
leave Mrs. Brittan's employ and return
home. where she called frequently to
i~nouire about his health. Her calls re-
shifted in an attachment and wedding.
Mrs. Britain attended him constantly M
til his death.
GeueraI Grant Broken Down.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-A prominent
Government official says that when in
New Jersey, a few days ago. be learned that
five physicians had been called in consult
tation to examine the state of General
health, and they arrived at the
conclusion that the General was COM
pletely broken down, physically, and re-
quired absolute rest.
Drunkenness Causes Murder.
ROCKFORD, H., Jan. Sat Stillman
Valley. LAST night. Mr.. and Mrs. Becker and
two Young Germans became drunk. A
row snszsi. Becker Was struck twice on
tbs had With Al II. His skull was broken |
and rs JAZZ horribly smashed. He died
ems Eorning. The house il blood-smesred
;A-czzAcaL and i sirswn with window
Glass xa5 fragments Of furniture.
An oranseman shoots q Catholic
Bishop.
ST. JOINS, Y. T., Jan. 3.-During the
Orange demonstration 81 Hsrbor Grove an
discharged = gun at DR.. Ne
the Catholic Bishop. BY s quick
side motion the Bishop escaped being shot.
An arrest vas made, and Judge Bennett
took the sworn testimony Of Bishop Nc
Donald.
An Earthquake Shock.
FREDERICK, Nd, Jan. SIN the south
ern part OF Frederick county las. night, ten
minutes after 9 O'Clock, q shock was felt,
supposed to be an earthquake. 1t caused
great CONSERVATION among the people.
At Buckeyestown. Limekiln Switch, Hicks
vile, Adamstown, Greenfield Mills, and
and other points the shock was very per-
ceptible.
Democratic Indebtedness All Paid.
CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-The Local Finance
Committee Of the Democratic National
Convention held its final meeting to-day,
and subscribed s1.10O to defray the re-
naming Indebtedness. The expenses Of
the convention amounted to $3.50, 900.
A Tramp With q Doodle.
New YORK, Jan. 3.-An Arab tramp was
arrested and lodged in Jail at White
Plains last evening. On his person was