Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-02
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA,
SAN FRANCISCO. )

SAN NANIlSIo, May i.
A. Seligman returne I from Europe
last evening, having perfected ar
engagements for establishing the Anglo
California Bank.
The steamer Whipple took a large
number Of people to Benicia to wit
ness the opening Of the Central Mar
row-Gauge Railroad.
News of the decision in favor of the
HermeS Mining Company causes in
tense excitement among street brOk-
ers. Raymond 4 Ely fell ut once S24
from the last sales Yesterday. Heavy
losses on Raymond Il Ely may he
expected, as extensive purchases
vert made on the xpectatiOn that
the company would win the suit. One
operator, it is said, lost 800, 900 where
he expected to gain twice that amount.
The result Of operations in the Stock
Board is looked for with great interest.
SAN DIEGO. May /.
Tucson dates to the oath ultimo say
two Mexicans came into Camp Nc
Dowell and reported that one of their
number had been killed by the
Apaches. Troops were sent out and
found the murdered man, but no trail
of the Indians. 1t is suspected that
he was murdered by his companions.
From Mexico we learn that LOzada
is strongly entrenched in the noun
tains back of Japu with a force of
1900 men. There are 5000 Federal
troops in the field against him.
From Sonora there is news that the
Apaches have killed over 100 persons
on Mexican territory within the past
three months.
Gold was found in the gravel while
digging a cellar in San Diego to-day.
Several claims were staked off.
BENICIA, May /.
The ceremony Of breaking ground
for the new narrOw-gange railroad
was had at Benicia today. Senator
Cole made a stirring speech. There
were about 800 persons present.
YREKA, May /.
Captain Silva and w. s. johnson
arrived from the front this afternoon.
They left General Gillem's camp on
Tuesday morning. We learn that
there has been nothing done .ince the
battle of the Goth. Everything is
the Modocs is settled upon. The
opinion prevailed that it is perfect
folly to attempt TO try to whip the
Modocs in the thus far pur-
sued. No scouting had been done,
and eight bodies We're known to still
lie upon the field Of battle. Captain
MendenhallS command arrived at
camp south of Tule Lake on the 18th
ultimo.
NEVADA.
PIOCHE. May /.
A verdict was given for the Hermes
to-day. 1t was delivered at $40 A. NJ.
II was as follows: The Seventh
Judicial District of the State of Ne
vada: Raymond 4 Ely Mining Com
pany VS.. Hermes Mining Company
We. the jurors impaneled in this case
find a verdict for defendant. A. A.
Wilcox, foreman J. Wagner, Joseph
Cook, John A. Dowell. Henry Morris,
Edward Gallagher, Charles Stein. s.
Hoggins. Jonas Cohn. The under
signed jurors impaneled in the above
action so find for the plaintiff James
Callahan, George G. Johnston, James
PiersOn.
In a street fracas to-day a man
named Thomas Welch struck Frank
S ,ule on the head with a pistol, in
tiicting a slight scalp wound. S0ule
drew his revolver and shot WEIGH,
the ball passing through his bowels
and coming out through the hip.
WEIGH lies in a critical condition.
James Cults was accidentally shot in
the Iand-not dangerous.
Several small fights have taken
place during the day.
There is great excitement on the
streets over the result of the Raw.
mOnd & Ely tial.
In the Raymond & Ely case Judge
Fuller has ordered the release of JOS.
E. Patton. sentenced to imprisonment
at an early stage of the trial for CON
tempt.