Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-08
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SAN FRANCISCO. February 4.
In t e Municipal Court to-day, the
following sentences were pronounced:
Daniel Mcfarland, for burglary. sem
t need to the State Prison for five
years on one Indictment, and one
year on the other. In the ease Of X.
NJ. Lee, convicted of embracery, sen
tence was postponed till Friday next.
John Langerier was convicted of petit
larceny, and had been seven months
i'll Jail awaiting Il decision of the SUI
preme Court on the question of the
admis sibility of Chinese testimony;
the Court sentenced him to three
months in the County Jail.
John Birmingham and Daniel
McHenry are under arrest, charged
with having committed a rape on the
lers VI OF Bridget OConnor.
Burgess Is. Il. Hayden has been
sen to the Insane Asylum from this
city. He recently came here from
Monterey on the Panama steamer,
and to ,k $4,000 in merchandise for
New York.
Complaints are being made that
and gasoline a,e brought here by
railroad and stored i'm the city under
the name of coal oil.
The investigation of the sugar re-
finerv frauds. which has been car
ried on in secret for several days, is
nearly completed.
1t is ranorted that Colonel Woods,
OF the Chicago Museum, intends to
come to this city to build a theater, on
the plan OF his Chicago theater.
John Greer has commenced a suit
in the Nineteenth District Court
against james ". Smith, claiming
damages in the sum of $50, 600, for the
alleged seduction of his wife, Lavina
Greer. Smith is a resident of Stock
ton. and reported worth $500. coo.
The case of the eleven sailors of the
wrecked steamer Sacramento against
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
III which they claimed a pro rata share
of S4,GG0, aw arded TO Twenty-Five of
TIE crew, WAS tried before Justice
Bachelor to-day, and judgment was
gwen in favor of the company, or the
ground that the Court had no power
TO divide the award.
REDwooD, February Z.
The trial of L. Walker, proprietor
of the San Mateo Hotel, for violation
of the Sunday law, is proceeding be-
fore i jury.
SACRAMENTO, February I.
Michael EerGen, better known as
Deaf Mike. committed suicide this
afternoon in font of the City Hotel.
lie shot himself through the head,
the ball penetrating the brain, and
causing instant death.
DOwNIEVILLE. February Z.
The most vere SnOw-Storm known
here for many years is lust Over. The
roads are blocked up. No mails since
last Sunday.
SALT LAKE, February 7.
There is considerable sensation here
this evening, caused by a dispatch
from Chicago, stating that the Presi-
dent is determined, as a matter of
policy, to renove all troops from the
Southern States, and station them in
reasonable contiguitv to Utah. The
Mormons affect to disbelieve the re-
port, but are evidently much dis
turbed. The Gentiles and dissenting
MOrmons rejoice.
Clagget's speech on Utah is univers-
ally applauded by Gentiles, as the
best exposition of the truth about
Mormon rule EVER given in Congress.
a company is forming in Washing
ton to establish i'll this city Il first-class
daily paper in the interest of the anti
Mormon sentiment, with a cash CAPT
tai of 500, 600.
The Herald, a Mormon paper, says
Logan's bill for Utah is clearly UNI
constitutional.
The snow-blockade at Little Cotton
wood is broken, and ore is coming
down on pack animals. 1t is esti-
mated that there are 5000 tons Of ore
OH the dumLS for TRANSPORTATION.