Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-26

unknown, ami who cannot De inuhu'
threw her babe into "a vault on l'itch
street last night. \ gentleman pass
lng heart the Chllds cries, tore up the
pIauk> OF the vault, 1t >cued ana loon
tie babe to his own home, ana MS
wife cared for ii proi eGir.
At an eITlv hour this mori lag, TIE
steamer Pacihc anu t.U Tugs '"kou'
ana Sol. Thomas went Gown 10 Inc
wreck of The Costa EIca. Al half
past l.. the boats conImvHced ruIllhE
at the wreck, ana Ia Il few minutes
moved her about thirty feet, when
she stuck fast. All the boats tiuaIlN
Stacked their lines. and went forward
at once with Il full head, aud the
vessel tloatcd of. Then there was
great cheering and excitement at the
result. The Costa Rici was hauled
clear from the shore, and tUwed INTO
the harbur.
y Young Chinaman was found To-
day at the ColiIer ct custer anu
Broadway streets, terribly bruised
and wounded about the head II
face, ami will probably uie.
Il. G.. Cuckrill. the Chef OF Police
elect, i reported dangerously ill.
Geo. PreturiuUS Lawrence HlvenS,
and Harry Rankin, ctaI-v! with
attempting to outrage Jentlc Camp
bell Il few nights since, were held To
answer. At last accounts the lrl>Oli-
erS had not obtained the $1,000 bail.
1t Is reported tO-nlght that The Costa
Rlca was SAFELY cooked at Hunter )
Landing.
ALL p. m. the Costa Rica was safely
dOckeu at Hunters Point. The dam.
age 10 the >hip'S TO tom Is nos as serl-
Gus as at fist supposed. She Will
come cut OF the dock III Il few days.
About Il week since, Detectives
Jones and Coffee arrested Il Young
man named Max Newman, OF lndl-
annapolis, who Is charged with being
a deiaulter 10 the eAteu; OF $4,000.
while agent for lIahn Il Balls OF tia
city, liquor dealers. Cnlel OF Police
1HOm son, III that city, arrived 10.
day, and started as with the prIS-
Oner.
Edward Kennedy, proprietor OF the
GenesSee FIGURING Mills, III tins city,
dleu to-day.
\ petition of citizens Of Oakland
was presented to-day To the board ol
State liarDur Commissioners, asking
that body 10 reduce The tolls Cnd geo
the Centr, Pdcluc Railroad Com any
Tor wharfage M this city.
Local bankers are pursuing "a very
cautious policy at the present time,
drawing as lttle exchange AS posi-
Die, ana no Geographic transfers.
.. Ii. Cougar ana Is. K. Dalton have
coInlIiehced Il here IT, compel The
ISSUANCE To them OF 4u,UUU shares OF
the Emma nIlne, | tab.
S,rp,u,<ro SAT- o. Q,
l. 5 4efur ed this evening hal the
railroad bridge near Gold Run has
Inc interior ueie.atlons come IN
Unanimously for an ludei endent
ll~OlhlIIatloI, ana there Is but little
o that II VIII lie nlaue. Nc
Ministry appears ~ be the i,vOlIte
with all. Appearances as>uredly III.
dl'"tt That "a. OF the lur.ncoHlliIg
element OF the autI-lIoIOpUIy nuONe-
nItIt "A new oIltIcal oIgan4HatloII Will
De evolved. Inc InpuIar programme
among the u~eltAa1ps C~ONt>llpldte>
Inc adoption OF IL Dranu-ntW parry
platform, which, While comprehend.
lllG the control OF The n~lulIOpoIl, )
shall eNple>> III explicit Terms tAe
Ieellugs OF the people upon NE great
consIderirg The iimiitd u"tI I've,
in the can tor he Convention, laI
exceeds the auti-i, ATOMS OF prom.
ntnt uIenuUtlo, ala j, gratifying H.
every res rec. JUDGE VI lklns,ry VIII
receive the uUnInut.ou plUuaUIy b,
a-cclainat.on.