Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-17
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
mcmt Released Chc Last Suicide
Death Of q. O'IInr TRnfe. the
Danish <On>ul-Ncws from the
Mace: reSOr.

SAN FRANCISCO. April Is.
The attending physicians report
NaNev'> condition much improved.
and it is now believed he will recover.
He still adiieres to his first statement.
that Caldwell shot him and then shot
himself.
Grcenlacks, SSMSSa4
The steamer COlima sails for Pana-
ma at noon.
The recen attachment in favor of the
Bank of California upon Geo. Treats
racers. Thad. stevens, Nell Flaherty
and OlNcrCromwell. has been released.
Ii is stated that i, was filed under a
misrepresentation while Treat was alb
sen, from the city. The horses have
been returned to their quarters at the
Pacific race track.
\ private letter from 4 passenger on
board the steamer M~act:rcgor, ashore
at the Fiji Islands. states that when the
steamship Tartar left the MarGrcgor
she had Il feet of water in her hold
and a large part of he, freight had been
thrown overheard.
DR.. Sandcr>on. who shot himself
yesterday, attempted a few evenings
since to commit suicide by jumping
into the bay off Long Bridge. \. boat
man and Il policeman rescued him.
and the latter took him to his room
q. O'llara Taate. Danish Consul in
this city. died last night at his home in
Alameda, after Il brief illness. .Anleri-
can and consular flags are AT hali-lnaSt
i'll respect to his memory. He leaves
"A family residing ut Alameda.
S"pprc~~ing II Liquor Traffic.
PORTLAND, Oregon, April 10.
\ petition with l.:i>3 signatures WAS
presented To the Common Council last
evening, asking that such ordinances
shall he enacted rs shall tend to sup
press the sale of liquors i'm this city iv
requiring dealers to pay u greatly IN
creased license, and to restrict them to
week days and early hours of closing;
or by soiEc measures which shall com
strain the largest number of dealers to
de>ist from the traffic. Another petit
ton asks to have all the retail places
closed at hali-pa>t nine o'clock +. NJ.
those Keeping open after that time
punishable with evcre penalties.
settled with the Siatc-Fri-htfml Ac.
cident.
SACRAMENTO. April 16.
II. :. Fanellv. Treaslrerer of Ala
media county, settled with the State to-
day, paying in Sl?.0i4: he received the
>emi-annual state apportionlnent for
schools III Alameda county. $50 "A.
Deputy Constable John Clark AT.
tempted to get on the front platform OF
Il Street-car this afternoon and, mis-
sing his hold, fell, his right leg falling
under the car nearly lengthwise Of the
rail. Before the car could be stopped
the hind wheel lad passed overthe leg,
lniiictinS n shocking wound. The
skin. flesh, veins and muscles were cut
clean from the knee to the ankle Joints.
ana were bruised into a shapelcss mass
by the weight passing over them.
In the Toils-Probable Capture Of
N"sq"ez and Gang.x,
Los ANGELES, April Is.
Inc excitement over the NasuuoZ
pursuit continues. At shutdown four
more mounted meE started 10 Join the
pursucrs. Sheriff Rowland'S parry
Is ioilowlns closely in the Solodad can
yon. Marse and Is men were at Eli
zabcth Lake last night coming sonth
lhere Is no doubt as to the identify ri
Nasquez. The last robbery at the Ar.
roNa Seco was committed within three.
miles OF the city.
The Latest Report.
SAN Francisco. April 10.
III ~ reported in town Tonight that
the sheriff OF 10 Angeles, with posse.
ilad overtaken and captured Va,quez
and gang.
Four Hours Steady Praying,
PORTLAND, Oregon, April III.
Inc crusaders prayed and sung for
over i"ur consecutive hours, this
afternoon, i'll front of Motfett's salnou
Lnnch was brought them by other
ladies rom their headquarters mt the