Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-08
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SAN FRANCISCO, July Z.
The total assessment of personal
property in this city for 1881 is S4,-
625 $40; real estate, $3.50, 5O4, 129; being
SS4. l75,4 AGA less than last wear.
Last evening Jno. Herinany slipped
on kearny street and broke both legs
between the ankle and knee.
\ son of W. Z. Kirkland. Powell
F.. street. II years old, had his face dis
figured and eyes blown out by the en-
plosion of a Chinese bomb yesterday
afternoon.
Thomas McDonough, q boy con-
vlcted in the Police Court of assault
and battery and res sting all officer,
was let of this morning with the light
sentence of 50 days in the county Jail.
Chinaman attempted to abduct Il
China woman on Suffer street, this
morning. The act created a row
among his countrymen, and resulted
in the arrest of - rioters.
The various district courts of this
city resumed business this morning
with very heavy calendars, the re-
suit of a two months vacation.
The Trustees of the Belcher Mining
Company, have declared a dividend
of IS pershare, amounting to 1882, 900,
PAYABLE Thursday.
The second trial of Hugh Memomv,
for the murder of Jas. Hogan, is set
for July II.
John TuerS, the actor who killed J..
Bowling last Winter, will be tried to-
morrow.
j.. O. Besse has filed a complaint in
the Fourth District Court against the
Suffer Street Rsilroad Company, to
recover $4,000 damages for election
ON a car.
Special Officer Hopkins was attack
ed by a gang of hoodlums and robbed
of his club and pistol, and severely
beaten.
Captain VIM. J. Wilson, a produce
merchant, committed suicide by
shooting himself this morning. Bust.
ness troubles the supposed cause.
A boy named VIM. GRAY, who es-
capped from the Industrial School, has
been charged with the robbery OF
graves at Lone Mountain.
Maize Eugene was found dead in a
room at a hotel in Oakland yesterday.
The weather has been unusually
cold to-day for this season of the
year.
The prices Of stock this afternoon
were: Imperial, 6S5 Savage. 1913 ;
Hale Il N0rcrOSs, 49,, A. Ophir.
49,, 81; Yellow Jacket, 65: South
Chariot, ,, 2l8 Crown Point, los:
knickerbocker, SIS Seq. Belcher. 81
Overman,. 40; Belmont, "A; Belcher,
SO: Newark, 6; American Flag. 6b :
Louise, 45c; Pinto, 2ls Central No. 2,
8: Peavine, 40c, soc Phoenix, 45c:
Wellington, 3; Baltimore, 958; Alps 2.
SAN DIEGO, July 7.
The Inion'S Tucson date to July LIST
says: A sergeant from San Carlos
brought information to Camp Grant
that EsklvanZin and a large number
OF Apaches at San Carlos had robbed
the suffers store, and taken the war
path IN the mountains. Major Brown
sent a messenger at once to Camp
Grant, but before the messenger ar
rived eight of the ten Apaches station
ed at that post as soldiers deserted,
taking arms and ammunition, show
ing that the ApacheS had facilities for
conveying information quicker than
the military, or else they had cOntem-
plated leaving previously, ana had
posted their friends at Camp Grant.
Last night signal fires were visible at
several points north and east Of here,
and the probability is that death and
destruction commences again.
SACRAMENTO. July 7.
Nearly 100 men were discharged
from the railroad shops this morning,
and about 80 last Thursday. There is
nc work for them.
SAN ANDREAs, July Z.
At Hunters ranch on Saturday
night, IA dog brought in a human
arm and hand, supposed to belong to
the body of some one murdered in
the neighbOrhood. Parties are scour-
ing the adjacent country for the rest
of the remains.
Sunday evening about dark near
GiDson's ranch, George Merritt,
Township Collector, while on his
way to San Andreas, was stopped bv
two highwaymen and robbed of $500.
GEORGETOWN, July 7.
A fire broke out in the Fashion
saloon at Coloma this morning, and
four buildings were burned. Loss
about 50. 900.