Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-13
tA;'iF.C COAST DiSpATC;lEs,
FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN kNNCISCO, OUIN l..
Chas. Bundy. the Negro barber who
committed suicide YESTERDAY, first
wounded himself in the wrist and
then cut his throat with a azo In
fidelity of his wife is the alleged
cause of the suicide. He leaves three
children.
The Taxpayers and Peoples Tn
ion held Il meeting at the Chamber of
Commerce. The committee Of II. on
nominations, presented its report to
the Executive Committee. of a city
and county ticket. 1t is stated that
nationality, politics and religion have
not been considered in making up the
ticket. The nameS were accepted
unanimously. After brief discussion
a resolution "a adopted that the EX-
ecutiye Committee be advised to con
fer with the MaNOr and HarbOr Com
mis>ioners relative to the ordinance
granting waterfront facilities to the
Southern Pacific railroad to Mission
Bay. The subject OF holding a Con-
vention to nominate a legislative tick
ct as discussed without practical re-
suit.
Mrs. Annie Wallace, = Willis. pro-
cured the arrest today of +. q. Went
worth. keeper of a saloon on the cor
ner of Kearny and Sacramento streets,
on the charge of rape. She says she
is married, the mother of two chill
dren. and lives in HAYES Valley that
the accused induced her to visit the
Windsor house with him. where she
drank some liquor. or wine that
they repaired to the back room of the
saloon, under the same building.
where he gave her more wine, and
then. while partly supplied and un-
able to make etfectual resistance, he
accomplished his purpose. She is a
young oma and rather good look
ing. 1t is said, however, that she is
the same party who a few nights
since tried to commit suicide by TAX
ing poison. Wentworth declares the
complaint was filed for the purpose Of
blackmail.
Madam Anne Bishop arrived last
night with her husband from Salt
Lake.
The remains of Gen. Cazenau lies in
state at the armory. The first regi-
ment flags arc at halfmast, and mary
public buildings show respect to his
memory.
II. p. Hanson committed suicide to-
day at the What Cheer house by blow
ing out his brains with a revolver.
He was a stranger in the city. but is
supposed 10 have lived at Fruit Vale,
Alameda. No cause known for the
suicide.
1t is now believed that Charles d.
Coon, sent TO the State Prison for en-
heZZililg the stock OF Cahlll u Co.,
brokers, recently granted a new trial,
VIII escape a second conviction
through tcchnic %li!ties which will en-
able him to take advantage of the
statute of limitations.
Chas. Sanders, a resident of Marvs-
vie, was ronDed OF $40 IN q Pacific
street zen. Charles Ward and Henry
Nhlte have been held to answer tor
TIE robbery;
Inc board OF Marine Underwriters
adopted resolutions in respect to the
mglnory otGen. Cazenau to-day.
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nitlt lhIIlcteG on NE >allor NcIl>on,
me SohiiiiiSsionef Nalq the evidence
Moulu inI SUSTAIN 'ho charge man
Slaughter.
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without effect the otiirers retnrrnd
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have TO xiii him 70 caitm,o NY, tThiiii
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