Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IA.

are all sick Of scurvy, tut the quaran.
tine officer says the cases are mild
and will yield readily to the proper
treatment. Larkinher, the second
officer, is under arrest for cruelty TO
seamen. Nearly every ship that
ONE in furnishes the authorities an
officer. or two or three, for crimina.
prosecution.
Overman No. 2 ). NJ. Go. was incor-
porated to-day, to mine for gold and
silver in Storey county, Nevada; capt.
tai. SO, 0O0, ZOO.
Wright. the second mate of the ship
st. Charles, will be sentenced to-day
for abusing M The Court has
intimated that the sentence will be
light.
1t is reported that Harris, mate OF
the Sunrise. left this city last week in
Il whitehall boat, and landed at Sheep
Island. below San Pablo, and took to
the mountains of Contra Costa.
A cold, north wind has been blow
ing since midnight, and makes the
lay decidedly rough.
This evening Ernst Diedrich killed
himself at the Scandinavian House.
He choked himself to death with "a
strap. Nothing is known about his
antecedents.
A meeting Of farmers was held here
to-day, to consider measures for pro-
curing legislative aid i'm al,ating the
squirrel pest. Interesting reports
were submitted upon the subject of
the ravages of these animals, and
drafts of several bills were submitted
to the Conference.
Judge Hoffman fined Wright, the
second mate OF the ship st. Charles,
only $40 for aSsaulting and beating
two Seamrn on that vessel.
The man arrested at San Jose as
Harris, mate of the Sunrise, was
brought to this city to-day, and proves
to I've Geo. Greenwood, the abSconding
night nurse of the County Hospital,
accused of stealing $3.50 from that
place.
About 600 members attended the
meeting of tie Grand Lodge of Ma
sons to-day. The Grand Master de-
livered his annual address this After
oOn
1t is feared that only a small vote
will oe polled at the Judicial election
tomorrow in this city.
A. ID. Bell, formerly of the Erening
Bulletin, has joined the Erenjng Post.
The sailors OF the ship Sunrise, whO
- 'SNiA III IN III
Jail. were brought by the Deputy
United States Marshal before Justice
Townsend to-day, ironed as if they
had been men accused of crime, ill.,
stead OF men seeking justice. The
act of VIM. Gouverneur Morris, in
ordering the proceeding, is denounced
as an outrage on the men.
The Police have arrested four more
small boys for having committed
fifteen burglaries at the Mission, and
III the estern part of the city. They
obtained 4 large amount of jewelry,
plate, etc, i'll these raids. Each is a
graduate of the Industrial school.
The well known Jeweler, John Re
walk, was arrested tonight, charged
with having bought the jewelrv from
the boys, knowing it to have been
stolen.
The San Francisco Cadets arrived to-
day and were escorted from the ferry
landing through the principal streets
by d~etachnIent> of the McMahon and
Montgomery Guards to their aimorv.
A very large crowd of people assem-
bled at the landing, and the streets
along the line OF march we're densely
thronSed with people anxious 10 STE
th,m.
All preparations are complete for
the election O-nlOrrOW. \ great crowd
Is at the Dolly Warden headquarters,
ana tickets are being distributed to
those wanting them. The Indeuenc-
t seem To be the only party having
all organization, or performing much
work thus tar.
A strong northly wind is blowing,
and if it continues it Will make mat
ters lively in the harbor before to-
morrow.
SACRAMENTO, Oct. IA.
Articles of Incorporate of the Ger.
70 Bonlto Quicksilver Mining Com
pan!y, to orerale in Fresno county,
capital, $1,000 900, We're flied to-day.
A nigh wind last night blew a
treiSht car from the side track al
Gait down the main track, where,
about one a M, a freight train bound
tor San Francisco ran into it, and -
cars were ditched. Bradley. the en-
glreer. jumped from the engine and
WAS badly bruised.
1o'day's train came through with a
party Of Is missionaries bound for
China.
Los ANGELES, Oct. IA.
Prescott advices say that the troops,
with Indian scouts, under command
OF Lieutenant Schuyler, returned to
verde on the 5th, after IA 10 DAYS
scout for Delachay and his band, VINO
deserted the reservation about ~ DAYS
since. Ihey encountered part of the
band near The mouth of the east fork
OF the Verde river, and killed IA war.
riOrS. h eXact whereabouts ot
Delachay IS unknown.
OROVILLE, Oct. IA,
A fire broke out in the DWELLING
house OF Mrs. Butler to-day, destrnv,
ing three dwelling houses and Fries.
ieber's chicken house. Mrs. Buffers
loss is 81, 900.
CoLUsA, Oct. IA.
The Independents eld a political
meeting last evening in the Interest
OF Judge Mckinstry. Colonel r, T.,
Hatch. County Judge, addressed the
taxpayers, greatly to the surprise Of
the entire community, as lie h a do.
houilced the mo\ enlen only a few
Meeks ago as a detriment and evil IN
the majority of the good thinking
minds OF the nation.
Sarshel Cooper last evening fell off
morse and received a fracture of tho
SKULL anu is not expected to live.
OREGON.
PORTLAND, Oct. IA.
A large and enthuSi.s,;