Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-28
SAN Francisco. Nov. %.

LOUIS NldIioiitN. atIeSteu list nlgnt
on a requisition from the Governor OF
Nevada on "A charge OF grand larceny
AT Phoebe, goes over to day. lie e..
capped from The county hospital here
over "a Veal ago.
BY the new arrangement. the San
Francisco and Sydney steamships call
at Auckland each way and lenglhen
the voyage very little.
Four white men and several natives
of New Caledonia, the crew of the cll;.
ter Tapering, were mas>acred at Santa
Cruz. New Hebrides. The boats crew
was sent ashore for provisions and all
we're killed except one, Tana, a native,
who escaped. The vessel was then AT
tackled, the master and the rest of
the crew were killed and the vessel
destroyed.
IL. Nj. schooner Landfly was attacked
by several hundred canoe of natives,
at Santa Cruz, hut beat them Oft.
The wool sales at Melbourne attract.
ed a large attendance. Greasy, 10 to
1874 pence; fleece up to % pence. Sew
eral vessels are loading up for Amer.
lean ports with wool.
The annexation ot FIJI is interrupted
10y native chiefs, who deny that Thak-
anxious has any right to cede Fijian
territory.
HONOLULA. Nov. II.
King kalakua sailed to-day in the
United States steamer Benicia, for San
Francisco. Prince LeIeihoku is regent
during the Kings absence, and heir to
the throne.
Lieutenant Carter, Of the Benicia,
was left at Honolulu, ill, and is not en-
pected to recover
The reciprocity treaty with the Uni
ted States meets with much favor with
the new Cabinet, and the entire popu-
la:ion.
The mate and boats crew Of the
bark James w. Allen We're lost near
Herali Island, being struck by a squall
while after whale.
w. F. Hendricks, of Santa Barbara,
was found dead in bed in the Morton
House this forenoon. Deceased was
apparently in good health last evening
and retired at a sea-onable hour. The
matter was req orted at the Coroner's
office.
Articles of incorporation Of the Occi-
dental and Oriental $. S. COMPANY
were filed to-day. Object to be the es.
t%abli>hing of IA way to forming a cor
poralion under the civil code of Califor-
nla. for the purpose of cont: acting.
purchasing, chartering, running,
freightiuE, controlling. managing, and
owning $ cam and sailing ships and
vessels, Herewith doing and transact
ing all Kinds OF transportation and
shipping business of oceans, seas. bays,
sounds II rivers of the world. Di-
rectors-Leland Stanford, Chas. Crock
err, DAVE D.. Cotton. Lloyd Tevis,
and Mark Hopkins are also the
lcnrnnrnf0rS ('nt,;tal ct4.l. cIn nnn
Ow, 100000 shares, divided into 800
each.
Bridge ComhIeteh.
Los ANGELES, Nov. %.
The bridge over New river, on the
Anaheim branch of tle Southern Pa
citic Railroad is completed and track
laying on the east side of the river will
be commenced on Monday. The road
will be finished to Anaheim in a few
weeks.
Murderer Arrested.
GEoRGETowN, Cal, Nov. 9th. !
Sheriff. Brown arrived here last
night and arrested McBarker, the muir.
derer Of Joseph Francis. The coroner's
jury rendered a verdict in accordance
with the facts.
Collision.
TULARE, CAL. Nov. q.
Last night a freight train going north
collided with a freight train going
south, at this place. The train fiom
Lathrop was about five minutes ahead
of time, and the south train was
switching and had not got on the side
track, when the north train ran into
II. II was almost impossible to see
anything for the fog. The trains were
within thirty yards of Zach other be-
fore the headlights could be seen, and
they could not stop in time to prevent
a collision. Both locomotives are
badly injured. Two loaded box-cars
were totally destroyed. No one hurt.