Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-18
IRELAND.
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM
SAY FRANCISCO Oct L.

Major Pauline CuShman. the scout
of the Cumberland. a short time =
accepted the position of houSe-keeper
for Savers X SanSman, at La Honda
junction, keepers Of a hotel and store.
She concealed her true name and
character during her stay. She was
treated well by Sansman. but Savers
made improper advances. and being
repulsed maligned her. She demand
ed a retractiOn in the presence of sew
eral witnesses. He refused. when the
lady, avowing her name and title,
seized a heavy horse whip and wore
it out over his shoulders. obliging
him to flee and cry for help. Sans
man approved her conduct in the
affair. and dissolved partnership with
savers. The Major returned to the
city victorious.
Pool selling in the great four-mile
race tomorrow is very lively: Ste
Target, 16, IS. 20; Field. %. IS, %.
The bark Comet is Oft the harbor.
She will bring about two weeks later
dates from Honolulu.
The ship Carrier Dove will soon sail
for New York with a cargo of Califor-
mia prOducts-about 5000 tons.
y bloody fight took place on the
British ship CairnSmOre, at anchor in
the stream, last evening. The fight
commenced among the crew forward
about a bottle of whisky. Knives and
pistols We're freely used, and several
were badly wounded. The Waterman
on the ship shot n of the sailors in
the foot. The ringleader was finally
ironed and quiet restored. The Cap
tain will take the whole crew to sea
with the exception of the wounded
men, who We're taken to the hospital.
Charles Hubert has been declared
legally elected City Treasurer over
Bauer by a majority of IS.
Thomas X. Furt has commenced
suit against United States Marshal
Morris, to recOve $1,000 damages.
Furt was a witness against the Off
GERS OF the Sunrise, and his attend
ance being required in Court. Morris
ordered that he, among others, be
brought from Jail in irons. For this
outrage he claims damages as stated.
The complaints against Edward
l1arklnS, second mate of the shin
Iopgallant. for cruelty to seamen,
have been dismissed.
Much excitement exists in the west
ern part OF the city, caused bv the
appearance OF ghost-pictures on every
WINDOW IN a family residence in that
quarter. A large crowd of peonle
were there to-day. The pictures are
very distinct, and are changed every
little while. The family occupyiup
the house are alarmed, and propose
TO move way.
{. y. Monkeys application for a
writ OF mandamus to compel the
Board of Supervisors to count the
votes cast at the last municipal cleo.
tlon Tor Assessor was denied to-day
by the Twelfth District Court.
Los ANGELES, Oct. II.
The Arizona Miner of the l1thinstant
y We hear that NasqueZ, the
CaitOrnla bandit, recently passed a
night in Prescott and left he next
morning in the direction of Verde
Men have gone in pursuit.
BAKERSFIELD, Oct. II.
At Sageland precinct, Kern county.
on election day, a difficulty occurred
between Larry Watson and Moses
Gilman. The former asked Mr. eli.
man who he had voted for. On re-
celvlng the reply Watson struck On.
man on top of the head with a pistol
crushing his skull anG causing death
III a lew moments. Robert Pepnard
ana others attempted to arrest Wat.
son u to intimidate him, fired a
shot gun over his head. Watsonthen
Grew his knife and stabbed Pennard
twice lnflicting mortal wounds Pen.
pard dropped his weapon, closed M.
on ana dlsarmed the murderer, stah.
ping him in a vital part. Both d,ed
"llhln a minute of each other.
1REKA, Oct. 10.
The remnant Of the Modocs passed
nere TINS evening on their way to
wyoming Territory under escort Of
a company of artillery, Can't. Has
broucH commanding. About 30 wac.
ons were used in transporting them.
O~RovILLE, Oct. II.
a great bar of gold bullion. vaInad
at over ST 900, taken from the mina
OF the Spring Valley Canal ana Nh
ing Company, has today been on ax
hlDltlon at the banking house of Rida-
u Smith Il Co. Itls the ~largest 80
ever made IN America.