Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-10
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SAN FRANCISCO. April Q.
W ork Will lie renewed on the City
Hall April Is. all the contracts for the
first story of the immense structure
having been awarded.
The Noman's Suffrage Convention
meets again this morning. An a tempt
10y Colonel Collins to exclude Emily
Pitts Stevens from the SIN Francisco
delegation in the convention failed.
The discussion was bitter aud per-
sonal, hut Mrs. Emily was admitted
by an almost unanimous voice.
The Chapter of ROYAL Arch Masons
will convene again at 10 y. II
itnScnStnck * Co., hottie manu- q =
turerS, have discharged all their
Chinese workmen and employed
white boys in their stead.
The breach of promise case of Maria
kieidlcr vs.. Edward Nelson. to re-
cover $500 damages. was tried in the
Justices Court tn-iav lefOrc Il Jury of
i've men. She testified that ne rom
iSed n million times to marry her. but
finally found a younger woman and
Abandoned her. Nelson denied most
OF her story. and swGrc that he be-
came acquainted with her in IA house
of i'll fame: that he is married. and
that the plaintiff has i,er>istcntlv fol-
lowed and abused him. lie had her
arrested once for insanity. but had
lived with her. The trial attracted a
large crowd. The jury gave. her $500.
The Farmers Union met al 3 Z. NJ.
to-day, and was called To order iv
the Secretary, i. y. lIoge. of Sacra-
me ito. The delegates numbered
about n hundred. Mr.. Hoce stated
that President iidwell would soon
arrive To preside over their dtlihera-
tons, and. while waiting. Professor
Gilman. OF the State University,
w"ul favor the convention with IL
brief address. Professor Gilman gave
some excellent remarks upon the
science of az. iculture and stated what
he University proposed to do in that
the University would be in Il con
dition to invite the Union to
hold its next annual meeting at
Herkiey. At the close Of the
Professors remarks, Gen. Bidwell
not having arrived. p ofcssor f.. 5.
Carr. OF the Agricultural Depart
ment Of the State University. adj
dressed the audience. Several ladies
were present.
George lioge was tried for grand
larceny in the Municipal Court this
afternoon and acquitted.
The Grand CHAPTER Of Royal Ma
sons is in session this evening, to en-
emplify the work of the Royal Arch
degree.
The Pacific Cnrdago Company COM
menced work at Alameda to-day.
An attempt was maze this morning
to burn Dr.. Stones new church on
Post street.
The Board of Supervisors has i'll
strllcted the CitV Attorney to bring
SUIT against ali persons in possession
OF public reservations Of the CITY.
The m sutfragists are still in
session. Mrs. Matthews addresses
tuem this evening.
SACRAMENTO, April Q.
The Governor has issued Il pro-
clannation Offering Il reward of $500.
for the arrest and conviction OF the
m~urdcrCrS or y. Lind. North liloonl-
acid, Nevada coHntv. March 25th.
Andrew y. Cook has been appnint-
ed Notary Public for Mohawk VAL
ley. Plumas county also. Roht. 4.
I'cck for lerta Buena Island. San
Francisco harhor.
y large number of horses in livery
stables have the epizootic in a mild
form.
STOCKTON, Arril Q
Strong efforts are being made to
obtain It communication Of the sentence
IN the case of Jno. j. Murphv. sen
fenced to lie hanged on Saturday
nest, for the murder of his hrot en-
in an, Pat Murray. \ y, tition has
"etn circulated in this city and
vicinity. ard many Signatures were
obtained. Yesterday parties went 10
Sacramento to Interview Governor
i}Ooth in MUIR hN'S behalf.
1he work OF surveying the route
lQr the narrow gauge railroad to
lStlia VIII tie commenced to-lnor-
row..
DR.. Spasati has presented to the
Council his acceptance OF the condi-
tons imn"scd by ti!cordinance grant
nag the right to construct street rail
road in this city.
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