Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-09
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM
SAN Ol

The trial of Thomas Curtin for shoo'-
ing VIM. Johnson, was resumed IN
the fifteenth District Court to-day i'll
the presence of a large crowd of spec
tatorS. Miss Curtin, closely velled,
sits in the Courtroom with her
mother. The defense is introducing
testimony Is to the measures taken 10y
prisoner previous TO the shooting 10
stop the intercourse between his daugh-
ter and deceased. The trial will prob
ably be concluded tomorrow.
An official investigation by the Gov
eminent has been held in the case of
Captain Lapidge. of the Costa Rlca,
but the officials decline to make pub
lie any OF the facts elected. 1t is
stated, however, that the report about
his suspension was correct, but 1t Is
not known whether it is more than
temporary.
Patrick Morgan, employed on the
Government works at Fort Point, as
saulted Catharine Lynch with a
Ratchet, intiicting injuries which will
probably prove fatal. An old family
feud is supposed to have been the
cause of his murderous attack.
The Presbyterian SYNOD Of the Pa
citic is in session vet, Rev. Mr.. Lind
say presiding. No business of general
importance has been transacted thus
far.
The Technical Deliherative Council
is in session tonight, considering
various amt II lmentS to the bill which
they propose to present TO the Legls-
lature for passage. and providing for
a t~raining-ship in this harbor.
Patrick Morgan. who tried to mur-
der Mrs. Lynch at Fort Point to-day,
was arrested tonight for assault with
intent to commit murder.
Two more persons, John Findlav
and Sarah Lvuoot, were sent to the
Insane ASYLUM to-day from this CITY.
ing on Bauer in the recount which
cincts of the tenth ward.
The dividends paid by the Bank of
California during the year age regate
5000. 900.
No rain has fallen here since noon.
The weather tonight is clear and
pleasant:
WOODLAND. Oct. s.
1t rained all night last night, and
sprinkled some to-day.
NISALIA. Oct. s..
Parties who returned from the
mines to-day confirm previous re-
ports of the additional important dis
coveries in Mineral King District. Ex-
perienced miners pronounce the al
ready discovered lodges to be of
great value. Water and timber is
abundant close to The mines, This is
the district which Clarence King
from a flying trir pronounced as like
ly to contain rich mineral deposits.
STOCKTON, Oct. s.
1t commenced raining at 9 o'clock
a. m. and continued with few inter-
missions throughout the dav. Farm
ers report that the rain has done ne
material damage. but il is feared sutfi-
cient rain had fallen to start the grain
sowed on Summer-fallowed land. and
a dry sunny spell now would proba-
blv kill it out and necessitate a resow-
ing.
The Directors of the San JOAQUIN
and Tulare Ntrrow-Gauge Railroad
Company hold a meeting here to.
morrow evening to receive the En-
gineer's report and decide upon which
line to locate the road.
COLCSA, Oct. s.
The Methodist Eri>cApal Confer
ence Church South met today at 9 a..
M, Bishop Dagett presiding. The
Bishop called the Conference to order,
when the former Secretary. Rev. E.
j. Miller, was reelected. The Con-
ference proceeded to select their sew
eral committees on organization, pub
lie worship, examination, etc. and
several candidates We're examined
and passed, when the Conference adj
.lourned, to meet at s o'clock to-mor-
row.
WATSONvILLE. Oct. s.
1t a been raining steadily nearly
all day.
Mrs. Mahonev, a widow, was taken
to Santa Cruz to-day TO be examined
on the charge Of insanity.
OREGON.
PORTLAND. Oct. S.
1t has rained since yesterday noon
steady.
VIM. Whitley was killed at the
DalieS by a man named Glazier. In
a,quarrel a year ago Whitley drew a
shot gun on Glazier, who drew a re-
volver and fired, killing WhitIev's
son. The quarrel was renewed on
Monday, and resulted in Whit,ey's
death.
UTAH.
SALT LAKE. Oct. 8.
The Conference of Latter-Day Saints
adjourned to-day. The attendance
was generally quite large. This morn.
ing a number of missionaries we're
named to visit foreign parts. A gen.
era falling off of interest is manifest.
ed.
The Territorial Fair closed this
evening. 1t was a creditable exhibit.
ton.
Snow fell yesterday in the Wasatch
mountains.
Immense quantities of ore and
bullion are locked up in CONSEQUENCE
or the lack of CURRENCY.
In a shooting atfrav in Bingham n.
daV, a German named Flochsom shot
another named Hule. 1t was a min.
Ing quarrel.
Brigham Young was reelected TO-
DAY President of the Church of Lat.
ter-Day Saints, without dissent.