Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-25
PAcIEIJ 4 DISPATCHES.
FROM
SAN Francisco, Oct. "a.


The funeral of Col. Lancaster, of
Gov. Booths staff, takes place at Oak
land to-day. The Governor is too i'll
to attend. a large number of prom
inent citizens of Nevada City will at
tend the funeral.
McCleery, who is to play Ga.es at
Eureka on the Sth day of November,
will play a game of billiards here to-
morrow night with Anthony kraker,
for the championship of the State and
the silver cue.
The tugs Neptune and Rescue took
the ship Three Brothers outside the
bar and left her with all sails set,
wind light, and ship making but
small Roadway. The pilot will stay
with her all night.
The artillery men at Black Point
practiced this afternoon. firing at a
target on Little Alcatraz, two miles
Oft, with 10-inch guns, solid shot.
Good craftsmanship was displayed
by them.
The President of the Board of Fire
Commissioners this afternoon admit
ted c. Il. Story as member, ruling
out, SO far as his decision goes, Ed.
Flaherty. The matter will have to be
finally settled by the authorities.
Judgments by the sailors of the
Sunrise against Captain Clarke in
civil cases now aggregate -, 200.
A new paper. the Pacific ODD FfllOr,
will be started here about the 1st of
January.
Richard Eevuill, second mate of the
ship Herald of the Morning, charged
with barbarOus treatment of II of
her crew, has not vet been found. 1t
is believed he has fled the city.
The total shipments of barley from
this port since the LIST OF July is ear
~ 10000 centals, and more to GO for
ward. The Export demand has been
Unexpectedly large.
1t is believed that in view Of the
establishment of Il new line of British
steamers between here, Honolulu and
Sydney, the American line VIII not
be reOpened.
SACRAMENTO, Oct. "a.
The body of a Chinaman was found
floating in the river below the city to-
day. There were no marks of vio-
lence visible.
MARYSVILLE, Oct. "a.
A fire this morning DESTROYED three
frame dwellings two belonging to
j. NJ. Hurlburt and the other to Farm
nam. The furniture was mostly
saved loss, about $4,000.
The ModoCS passed through this
morning about 4 a. IN.
OAKLAND, Oct. "a.
Ezra Carr, a brakeman. and son of
President Carr, of the state Cniver-
sity, was killed last night at Alameda
by being caught between cars while
i'll the act of coupling them.
The obsequies of the late Lieut.. Col.
John A. Lancaster, of the Governors
staff, took place this afternoon at half
past 2 o'clock, from the Grand Central
Hotel. -Four companies from San
Francisco, and n in Oakland, form
ed a military escort, under the com
mand of the Brigadier General. Gov.
Booth and staff, Gen. Schotield, and
other civil and military officials. were
present. The remains We're taken to
Mountain View Cemetery for inter-
ment.
UTAH.
SALT LAKE, Oct. "a.
Langford, the National Bank Ey-
aminer, has a card in the -Neurs this
evening, announcing the resumptiOu
of the First National Bank of Utah
tomorrow. He saws the capital is
unlmpaired, and the ratio of cash on
hand to the amount due depositors is
four times as great as in the strongest
banks at the East. The Bank is now
stronger than any National Bank in
the Territories and Pacific States. The
announcement inspires a buovant
feeling among all classes of business
men.