Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-04

the fact OF the presence hoo.ma
eama known the Hall OF justice Oecao
rsn;dlv occupied, until the p"
c1a.eI TO the latter corners. Inc incioso
~. rsserved for the lawyers, and was sIso
occpnied by . number OF gentlemen, son0
- HON we're politicians and some re
oo-,ara When Mrs. Dudley entered tne
80 If eyery person in the courtroom was
r:-~.a5 On her face. she walked calmly 70
~ -, ha.veeu an officer snd her la~!er'
- .f,er looking for 8 moment into .n1
Irs,;cs,s face. she let her eyes faiI 70 Iue
sus-na she looked 9 triae tired, after
IN speut the night in the ~statlon-house'
-. - rbecls were still rosy and her eyes
were quite bright. Ne
Lwrear Butts presented his case ne
..;5 be received 3 dispatch late last nlsnt,
s;gned p Edwards, asking him TO defend
NJ nndlev. He vent to the station-house
.-s..w Ma Dudley. She sAld she knew
aa.h;-r sbou, the dispatch, but desired
him TO take charge OF Der case as
le.r.e5 bv the morning papers today snA'
+ di.psfch v2s bogus oue. :: fse'Ie
IN, Edwards. . British Consul oerieo
baving sent Aav dispatch whatever. bu's
"a bs had not been consulted oy 81! Of
NJ Dudlev's fgieods, and did not Know
uhs. he should do II the case he coz
.i,naa- she told ne that she desires
me n defend her. vhils reserv1ng nv
rob, a counselor 10 SCI n tie case OF e
vs,hdnw. shall sc3sSTor % DO Snssl
csn for Ms. D1dlsFis be<i interest fo1
he prsssat nv ellsri vii rsCAn n1iS.
: nsi,her pleads gzilty no- ooi g1.isy-
Tha Cont; remarked that abe So1lo .
haf3 "a x.s;: the result C Ro<s4s II
iurv. s.d rsuAzied hr- No1 ME-
D15lsv tzrred 10 leave he e1z-sroo7, 9
ri. r,s-s5 zpan bsr sscs. SIS drzE ot
~iosk .65xt hsr, G-5 Ex-ks6 akz! SA1o
The oEcsr-
The hooss szrSsoo GhA-o
Street Hospital seat ; eo--1zE4a1
tie cart this Corsios stzf1g 18i .
suinaEon c. Rossss zczE12
baIl had entered ors- tie c=zss- q II
.csouis, running 1psE3 70 II lSEE1
course. xnd passing bS0sssA TIE sE- -
fou- Irehas, And tt1i shas Ez-I1EE
Vas in good eooiifi0z. hsTl-g rAssa- s
comfortable night. and slept 91ssaEs -
fering DO pain, AID Id a1a-1ra1
symptoms have Developed ysf-
Mrs. DudlsT EE l0cks3 4 ts e. D.
the Toubs- Shz gstzssd 20 sxT Kz!-
70 reporters
LATEz-Tbs hs16ezk-ss-s Of 0D17zFE
Ros.a's p1per hare b@s7 tszPo-1r-F =
moved 10 the ChZnaer+SEai A0s-zA-
uhere the edisor-ia%LE lies ss-3A! VIE
the bulie: from Mrs.. Dzdlzys rsso& 81
embedded in his back E0ss4s @S Il
street was closed E-1IF. G
physieiAn af tie hospital fhczgh' Bessa
improved during ths night Ia cry
TO RossS Up % II o'escck sczE --z
was his secretary, PE1ricf so!see-
Washfngfon InGeili-enee-
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-B@t0-s iL@ esz4s
me. this morning Riddlsbe-gz-z 6ssE Wl4
the center Of attention q Tsiso-s AID
such Senators ~ we're II he CHAMBER.
4 beautiful forsl harp rested zrs7z IL L1a
tribute, il Is presumed. Il tr97 c1= &
Riddlsbergers Irish admirers
The General Cours Marital cccssz1=d
its lsbors in the SEgim c1ss- Tie C0--t
met al an early hour. Tbs slgnE.zrz us1-
bers we're attached 70 the record ard Ea3-
These will bs sent 10 TIE Secretary
Of War this afternoon. and Il Ehs 5ldlng.
do NOT scquit General Swain the record
and findings will be forwarded through
the Department TO President Arthur In
medistely. Upon the conclusion Of the
proceedings in the Swain case, the Gen
ersl Court Martial took up the case. Col
Albert P. Morrow, the accused appeared
in court, accompanied BY his counsel ex-
Gov. Boutwell,, Of Massachusetts,, and
Capt. Daugherty, Of the First Infantry.
Accused Of Numbering Her Hus-
band.
MARYsvTLLE, Ky., Feb. 3.-John Tucker,
living near this place. was sho. and killed
by an unknown party. His wife said her
husband was called to the door By some one,
and was shot down. Mrs. Tucker after
wards told contradictory stories about the
affair, and the Coroner's jury returned a
verdict that she shot her husband. She is
% years of age. and be past 60. Their
married life has been unpleasant, and the
woman ia said to be in love with a younger
man. She was arrested.
NOnsensical Gossip.
New YORK, Feb. 3.-Among the Worlds
city gossip ia the following: mot less
than three gentlemen, during the cur
rent week, have spoken in a merely in
cidental way Of the personal danger which
they conceive surrounds President-elect
Cleveland. One was Gen. Edward NJ. Nc
Cook, and another ex-Postmaster General
james, both Of whom are Republicans.
A Scare in Pfttsburg.
PIrTsBuBG, Feb. 3.-The Chronicle Tele-
graph this afternoon says it has come to
the knowledge Of some recent agents here
that the socialists have stored arms and
dynamite in this city, and are ready for an
outbreak and attack on capitalists. Men
from Hooking Valley and elsewhere arc