Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-13

for Hongkong Monuay. will take out
a letter III that place containing an or
der for 100. OU0 Chinese.
Four of our prominent Chinese
merchants intend publishing a tri-
weekly Chinese paper. which will
contain all the news contained in our
own and country dailies, as far as ii
relates to- their race. The type for the
initial number of the PAPER will he
issued about the 2U;h of SepteIule r
next. The paper Will lie devoted 10
the interest of the Chinese in this
State.
Vincente Abolus was sentenced to
the County Jail for two years, for OF
tanning goods bv false pretenses. Pc
iitions will he presented to Governor
Booth. asking for his pardon. He is
an old offender and confidence man.
The testimony in the case of the
mutila;ed books in the Rs corGer's
Office closed to-day. 1t was very dam
q ing To the administration of the
X ,corder. Colonel IlyneS. and several
of his deputies. He denies all the
charges. and claims that the books
we're injured in ordinary use.
MIR. Gray, cretary OF the New Zea-
land PoStof1icp, dieu ut Oakland to-
day. lie came up from New Zealand
loI lllc IUt lVbSe vi utSttlttli& " tiiS
continuance of Il mail steamship line.
but being too ill to go forward he
stopped over at Oakland and died
there.
The flags of all the Consulates are
at half-mast to-day in token of respect
to the memory of George Fisher,
Greek Consul in this city, who died
last night.
The mail steamer Alaska is due to-
day from China, with 1900 Chinese
on board.
The anti-Chinese societies will send
Rev. W. b. Starr to Oregon for the
purpose of stirring up the people in
that State upon the Chinese question.
The suspension of the firm of
Ponlterer N%erdenal & Fl. c. Logan,
stockholders, is reported /; liabilities
small. The cause of the failure of
the first named is said to he due to
too much Rye Patch tn carry.
The survey of the Mission Bay flats
was begun to-day.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany contemplate quite extensive inn
provement in that vicinity.
John Brennan, the man who muir
dered All Tuck, was pronounced in
n and taken to Stockton this after
BOYLE'S CAMP. June 8.
Captain Jack tod ~, in interview
with General Davis, charges the
blame of the present wal upon Allen.
He says he was melted to kill the
Peace commissioners bv tauntS aud
promises of assistance from David
and others of the Klamath chiefs.
Jack said tina Bogus Charley and
Snacknasty Jim killed General Candy.
Gil, ~ ~ @-A -
Meacham, but that he did not hit him.
Speaking of the commencement of
the war. Jack SAYS that last Winter
Apologize and Brown came and said
HAT a biz chief was coming to talk,
and We must go on the reservation.
The soldiers came and surrounded us
before dav. and held no talk Oh oun
ril. ] did not expect that was asleep.
| told my bows nOt to shoot when
they got Their guns. The soldiers
tire,i the first gun. did not think
they wanted to talk after the soldiers
Logan to fire on my people. Some Of
my boys fired back. but l did not. l
took my things and ran as fast AS l
could to get away.
YREKA, June II.
David Horn Suttler, in the camp of
Candy at TUE Lake. arrived this
evening. having left Sunday night.
From him we learn that all is quiet.
TIE headquarters of the army are at
Warm Springs. and one or two troops
of cavalry were expected t. start north
Yesterday. On Saturday the Sth, the
Pitt River 1nGians brought eleven
MOdOcs, three men and eight women
II children. IL General Davis. The
MoolocS had taken refuge IN their
VIlI1Up 1hnv haInr ofruit tn I,yn
hem stay with them, vent over 10
Hot Spring Valley and coun>eled
With some of the Whites. who advised
them To uiSarm the MudOcS and take
them to General Davis, which they
did. Six deserterS are Ieing tried hv
Court Martial for an attack u,on Fair.
childS, with Hot Creek prisoners.
They are universally condemned at
headquarters as cOwardlv and des-
i'irable. The act is generally believed
To have been done by OREGON voiun-
teers. There are hut three or four
Modoc bucks out now. The only n
of note being Long jim. who escaped
ON the guard at General GilleiIi's
camp before the massacre of General
Canby's party.
BOYLE'S CAMP. June II,
VIA IREKA. June u.
n cHurt-lilaTllal convened here to-
day and tried six deserters. The ver-
dict will he made public soon.
Heller, OF Ireka, is pho.ographing
the ModocS.
SUFFER- CREEK. June II.
John Evart was instantly killed in
the Ia mine yesterday. lie az
c%identally slipped off the platform,
falling 200 feet. He is apparently Il
stranger here.
SALINAS CITY. June II.
John I~-aribeener suicided last night
by hanging. He had been a soldier.
and was hOnorahly discharged in 1860,
but had been for some time very in.
temperate.
CALISToGA, June -.
There is great excitement here
owing TO the discovery and full de-
velopment of a perfect ledge of aurif-
erouS quartz from five to seven miles
long, and assaying from $40 to SIS per
ton in gold and silver. 1t is from
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