Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-07
PAc-T-c COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. G.

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The steamer Montana, from Pana-
ma. yesterday, brought SG3.OOO IN
treasure from Spanish American
ports.
Two Cinnamon were sentenced TO
the state PriSontO-dav for burglary
one for nine and the other Tor five
years.
There was n report last evening that
private detective Thomas Ansbro had
been shot dead Nv a man in the west
ern addition, but it proved unbound
ed. as .Ansbro was not in town.
y. i. Meacham lectured last night
on the subject of the religion OF the
Modocs. and other northern Indians.
\ movement will be inaugurated
here to furnish aid to the distressed
people of Memphis.
Dennis Malonev, II of the mates
OF the ship Sunrise, was arrested at
Olema. Marion county, TODAY. Har-
ris is still at large. The L. :. Grand
Jury has indicted Captain Abel F.
Scott for attempting to bride the sail
ors of that ship not to testify against
Captain Clarke and the mate. lie
gave bail in the sun of 81 900.
There were heavy showers of rain
here this evening. 1t is still cloudy.
The Board of stock brokers TODAY
subscribed $3.50 for the relief of the
people of Memphis.
Scarlatina is very prevalent among
the children in the southern parts OF
the city.
VIM. Smith, Robert Daley, Eliza
Trims and a Chinaman were COM
mitted to the Insane Asylum today.
The trial of Thos. Curtin. who
killed VIM. Johnson, the alleged Sc
ducer of the prisoners daughter, was
commenced to-day in the Municipal
Court. He was indicted for man.
slaughter.
The Pacific Transfer Company was
Incorporated to-day. 1t is a local eX-
press, and will be used for the pur-
pose of conveying freight to and
from depOtS and steamer landings.
Capital. 81 O,000.
The recorder OF votes for Bauer and
Huber, for City Treasurer. is not COM
pleted. County Judge Stanley con-
ducts the count in the presence of
counsel for the contestants.
MISSION, San Jose, Oct. G.
Since noon we have had a heavy.
steady rain, and the indications are
that it will continue all night.
BANTAS. Oct. 6.
1t commenced raining at $50 u. M,
and. continued to rain hard up to
S p. m.
VALLEJO. Oct. 6.
1t commenced raining at l p. M,
and rained hard until : p. III.
MODESTO, Oct. G.
At 4 p. m. a fine shower descended
lasting 30 minutes. At I p. M. rain
commenced and lasted an hour and
a half.
MERGED, Oct. 6.
1t commenced to rain at $50 p. M,
and still continues at 8 p. IN.
STOCKTON. Oct. G.
At $50 p. m. il ceased raining, after
a steady fall of two hours and a half.
UTAH.
SALT LAKE, Oct. 6.
The fortv-third semi-an~ual confer
ence of the Church of after Day
Saints assembled here to-day. Brig
ham Young and others addressed the
meeting. The list Of Saints selected
to 90 on missions was read by Geo. Q.
Cannon. Scandinavia and the British
Isles are the main fields of the pro-
selyting work. E;9 hit missionaries
were e II to Europe and four to the
Sandwich Islands.
In a ermon Geo. Q. Cannon be-
walled the fact of the trials Of TODAY
as being deleteriOuS, and the visible
effect of a want of faith. Lust of the
world was to be avoided by the
Saints.
The city is crowded with people.
Brigham Yonng was again elected
President of lions Co-operative In
stitution. The Wears, the Mormon
Church organ, thinks the outlook is
encouraging for the institution.
The First National Bank re-Opens
next week with abundance of means