Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-06

ed in some quarters. An effort is
being made to sell out the city by
false returns.
The Buletin claims that the election
of the full Autobiography ticket can
only be prevented by fraud.
Large rewards are offered Tor n
detection of II person guilty of at
tempted fraud.
Several wards will not compl tetheir
returns before tomorrow night, ana
possibly later.
The Coronar's jury in the case OF
John +. James. who shot John GALA
CHER on election day, found q verdict
of iustitiable homicide. The case
ONE before the Police Court Tues
day next, when he will probably be
discharged.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany have extended their line to Hoi,
lister, Monterey county, and opened
their office at that place today.
At s o'clock y. N. about 4.1i9 votes
remained to be counted in the differ
ent wards. Crowley at that time was
2,100 behind Cockrill.
Otis majority is about 400, with
several strong Democratic precincts
to hear from, which may reduce the
majority.
Ii. j.. Murphy is still confident OF
election 10y Il small majority.
Fire Commissioner Friendly II.
Scannell. for Chief of the Fire De-
! partunent. is believed to be elected.
The contest between Roach and
Bartlett for the Senate, is still close.
Rnnnh COLL prnl,oh hi - I've SIInppSSfnl
Humphrey is probably elected Sur
vevOr.
Herman, for Recorder, is defeated.
In Kern county, Lindsay and an
field, for the Senate and Assembly,
respectively. carried the county. Inc
balance of the county ticket is half
Republican and half Democratic.
III FL Dorado county, Frazer. he
publican. for the Senate, is elected.
The contest for Assembly is close,
ard viii have to be determined by
official count.
In Tulare county, Fowler, for the
Senate, carried the county.
Lindsay, independent. carried Kern
and Fresno counties, and is, undoubt-
eddy, elected.
SUFFER- CREEK, Sept. ).
Twelve men were %suifocated by
tout air in the 300-toot level OF the
Lincoln gold mine. They tapped the
Old mine this morning, and the gas
immediately filled the mine. Only
five men out OF seventeen escaped.
The bodies have not vet been recov-
cred. Most OF the victims are men Of
families.
BAKERSFIELD, Sept. 5.
T,,,az \f,T,,,Io, n,Ao,;,l ,,nSeor
ger from Sheriff Adams and party,
arrived in this place at 12:40 this after
noon. bringing reliable news from
the Sheriff, who is now six miles
south OF Elizabeth lake, at 4 place
called Dalano'S Station. where he ex-
poets to meet Sheriff Rowland and
party, from Los Angeles. From a
description given 10 Sheriff Adams,
he has learned that Nasquez and par
~ were cen Yesterday in the vicinity
OF Elizabeth Lake.
CHICO, Sept. 5.
This morning at 8 o'clock a fire
broke OH in new Chinatown, near the
railroad depot. Twenty-Five wooden
buildings were burned, and one brick,
supposed To be iire-prooi, and occu-
pied by Bow Tong. "A merchant, who
loses $1,000. The property belonged
10 {. NJ. White. whose loss Is cstinIat-
ed at about 5000; no insurance.
UTAH.
SALT LAKE, Sept. 5.
+. Moran and j. +. Colburn. artists
oil the Powell exploring expedition,
arrived from the Colorado river this
morning. Major Powell is now de-
voting himself TO the affairs of the
Indian Bureau, and has lust gone to
Muddy Valley, New, with ingalls,,
the Indian Agent, TO arrange for the
reception of the PIutes on the reserva-
ton.
J. w. Wetzel, a former resident of
St. Louis, committed suicide ty
~strychniue last night. Financial
trouble was the cause.
NEVADA.
WINNEMUCCA, Sept. 5.
The reduction works of Ginaca 4
Clint have been undergoing repairs
for the last week.
Work ha- been commenced upon
the courthouse. which promises to he
one OF the 1inest buildings in the
State when completed.
Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped to New
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