Clark, part owner of tiie Terrible lode,
has gone to Europe. He left for tiie
States on Saturday last, January 15th,
accompanied by his wife, and also Mr.
G. Teal, a resident of Manchester,
England, and agent of the English
purchasers of the Seaton lode. Mr.
Clark has given us to understand that
he shall be absent some three or three
and a half months, and that during
this interval he expects to seek a per
sonal examination of the principal
mining countries of Europe. Raffles
are all the rage in Georgetown. Mr.
E. Burton, of tiie Burton House, lately
won a fine silk dress pattern, and John
Millen, a colored barber, won a mag
nificent gold watch, valued $l5O.
BY TELE 3-RAPHT"
Repnrted Expressly for the Daily Leader.
LlfcclSult— Indian Depredations.
St. Louis, Jan. 23.—The jury In the
libel suit of Eliza Burk ley against the
St. Louis Republican, for $25,000 dam
ages, after being nut since Thursday,
returned a verdict giving the plaintiff’
SIO,OOO damages.
Information has been received nt
military headquarters of Indian depre
dations in the Indian Territory, sixty
miles south of tiie Arkansas river, a’
few days ago. Apprehensions are felt
that there will be trouble in the spring.
Sentenced to Drath.
Huntington, Pa., Jan. 23. —Balmer
and Vandeburgli, murderers of the
Heighten family, were found guilty of
murder in the first degree and senten
ced to deatli. Vanderburgh declared
lie was not guilty, and knew nothing
about tiie murder until arrested.
Death of George D. Prentice.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 23.—George D.
Prentice died 4 o’clock this morn
ing. Aged sixty-eight.
Cigar Sinkers Strike.
