Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-29
PACiFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM

a July Is.
The name of the young German
who hanged himself yesterday vas
George Hanson. The Coroner's Jury
las. night found a verdict OF suicide.
Tyler Curtis, who left civ a few
months since very suddenly, is with
his wife at Milan, Italy. Mrs. Curtis
Is pertecting her musical education in
that place.
The cable of the Clay Street Hill
Railroad is laid. and the company in
tends to run the first cars on We'd
nesday.
VIM. Watt yesterday jumped into
the bav, intending suicide, but was
rescued by IA boatlnan and taken t
the city prison.
The steamer Japan arrived this
evening from Hongkong and Yoko-
hama. She brought about l,2O0
Chinese paSSengerS-all landed.
RODt. MclverS, water tender of the
steamer Colorado, was committed TO
the insane asylum to-day. He labors
under the belief that he is chief en-
uineer of the steamer. He saws Robt.
Forsyth has robbed him Of his reason
n III consequence has made several
attempts to take Forsvth's life.
-Four municipal and county conven-
tons meet tonight: Taxpayers, Lib
eral RefOrIners, Republicans and
Democrats.
The annual session of the Grand
Tribe of the independent Order of
Red Men opened to-day with a large
attendance; all Germans.
Robert Butler, formerly of Oregon,
was sent to the insane asylum today,
He thinks SwarinS OF inStclS are hold
InE anti-Chinese meetings in his
stomach, and that e..emies are con-
Stantly pursuing him.
GRASS VALLEY. July %.
The Colfax and Grass Valley stage
was stopped last night at 7,30 p. NJ,
while on the way here, by four men
about five miles from this place. They
unhitched the horses, ordered the
passengers out, blew open Wells,
Fargo Il Co.'S safe, and got about
$1,000 to s. 5000 in coin. None Of the
passengers were molested.
YOSEMITE. July %.
The Yosemite Turnpike Company
during the past week have had a
corps of surveyors at work between
Gentry'S station and Yosemite valley,
for the purpose of ascertaining the
practlcability Of the construction of a
trail or wagon road into the valley.
Levels have been taken. the distance
GU anu TIE IdcG oSccltalIltU
that an excellent road can be made at
a grade of eight feet in a hundred.
They are now permanently lOcating
the line. preparatory TO commencing
operations, and it is expected the
roa Will be completed in time for
tourists next season.
Los ANGELES, july %.
An army correspondent in Arizona
writing from Wickenburg under date
July Goth says: The supplies for the
the Indians on several reservations
are about eXhau>te., and grave appre-
tensions are entertained that there
will be trouble i'll consequence. 1t is
said that the appropriations have all
been used up in ruiIIOus contracts.
The agent at Date Creek absolutely
refused to receive certain supplies
furnished for the Indians under his
charge, claiming that besides being
of the poorest quality, the price paid
was double that paid for the same ar
tlcles for the troops who get the hest.
An accident occurred at the Pico
house about half-past three this morn
ing. Nj. &. Humphrey, of Oakland,
fell from the third story to the ave
ment sustaining serious injuries.
The Western Union COMPANY have
commenced to stake out the route for
the construction of a telegraph line
to a Bernardino via. Anaheiln ard
Riverside.