Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-27
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.

A FRANCISCO, April 26.
Counsel for plaintiff in the case of
Frazer VS.. Thrift commenced the ar
gument this morning. The court
o is packed. The case will proba-
bly, be closed to-day.
occupied by Police Officer j. O. Ayres
and family, was destroyed by fire last
night. There was another fire to-day
near the corner !, Hays and Frank
lin streets. In each instance the de-
partment was able to turn out in full
force.
All Of the cars on the Mission street
railroad will be replaced on the line
tomorrow.
1t is estimated that over 5000 men
are thrown out of employment here
by the epizooty among horses.
Hosts of people have gone to Ala
media to attend the 54th anniversary
picnic of the Odd Fellows.
The trial of Hugh McMenomy, for
the murder of James Hogan, was rot
concluded to-day. 1t twill be resumed
or Monday.
n. b. Terwilliger, a butcher, being
unable to obtain horses, to-day hired
ten Cinnamon, harnessed them to his
wagon, and the team done a good
DAVIS work.
There were 76 deaths in this CITY
during the past week.
In the case Of r. d. Bogart, now be-
fore the court-martial at Mare Island
to-day, Mr.. Bayley, of Canada, testi-
fled that he saw Bogart in Canada,
g II d was aware that a reward was Of
fered for his arrest for theft and deser-
ton. Bogart was arrested by him,
but he paid witness $500 to let him
co GO vino bn bnI nl,aalrx -.l .--
men $500 each for the same purpose.
He was in Canada under the name of
Holman.
The counsel in the breach of prom
Use case Of Frazer VS.. Thrift has just
concluded his argument, and the
Judge is now charging the jury. He
rules out the testimony of Miss Fra
ger in regard to the alleged rape by
defendant at the BrevOort House,
holding that if her story is true she
ought to institute a criminal prosecu-
ton against Thrift. 1t is thought the
jury will fail to find a verdict.
Los ANGELES, April 2G.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany will soon commence work
dredging the bar at San Pedro with
two powerful steam dredges. The
wharf at Wilmington is to be ex-
tended 500 feet, and when completed
goods can be loaded without expense.
OREGON.
PORTLAND, April 26.
Judge Lancaster, of Lewis river, IN
CowlitZ county, has sent the follow
ing to the Governor of Washington
Territory 1.-THE Indians who left
the YOkima Reservation recently
made an appearance in his neighbor-
hood arrayed in war paint, and the
appearances indicate a general out
break. The settlers are apprehensive,
and request to be furnished with
arms. The settlers in many other
places are also asking protection.
NEVADA.
PIoCHE, April 26.
In the Raymond Il Ely case to-day,
Judge Lake deprecated the assault
that had been made upon Henry
Rives, the partner of Perley. Thorn
ton said he had not attacked Rives.
He stated the facts of the transactions
in which RiveS was connected in the
purchase of a part of the Monitor
title, assuming that Perley was re-
sponSible for the acts recOunted. Per-
ley said he was responsible for his
acts inside and outside of the court
house. Thornton SAID, 81 am ready
for you, Mr.. Perley, any time you see
fit to call upon me-" Perley you
will hear from me, sir, without fail"
Thornton: 81 am ready at any time
you see fit to call upon me :" and then,
after a pause, Thornton added, "don't
forget it, Mr.. Perley, and back out of
it," Mr.. Perley :"You will hear from
me, don't you be mistaken on that
score"