Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-11

will he removed. Twenty-Five men
are still at work at the scene of the dis
as;er.
The excitement in the mining share
market continues ard there is a great
crowd on California street. The street
is again completely blocked up. 1t is
reported on the street; that prices are
well sustained.
The Father Mathew Temperance As
s~cciation gave Il fine celebration to-day.
There a a large procession and in
terc>iing literary exercise AZ the hall.
The name of the Old man who shot
himself to-day was l.. Il. Macy, not
MaNev as first reported. He died
about = o'clock this afernonr. IL i
believed he was driven To the act by Il
cartoon in the Joiiy Client, in which the
old man was represented TO hea public
nuisance.
clans +. Ehlcr. of the firm OF Ehler
( Erindt. doing business ut 80 Clay
street. San Francisco, was foun |
dead about lO:S0 O'Clock thi, morning.
near the corner of Third and Oakland
streets. Oakland. with a pistol wound
through his head. Coroner Mathcr
has charge of the body. and will hold
an inquest Immediately. Deceased
left his store at six O'Clock last even
i'm. apparently in the bes; of health
and spirits.
.Iu>ilcc Courer. of Sacramento. yes
terisy, on the complaint of j. Berton,
issued Il warrant against Charles.
Michael and GustaNus lie Young.
charging them with libel in publishing
i'm the san Francisco ChrOHtrie certain
paragraphs rejecting on him.
Robbed AMI Beaten ON the Eoa:-
Lively Times -The ell Excite
Memt-New Telegraph Line Sen.
sencei-Rich $srilc.
Los ANGELES. Oct. 10.
Following is a translation from Ia
Crunicd this morning: Ramon j..
Valdez. well known rs Il cheese manu-
ficturer. left this city a; about o'clock
last Thursday morning for Sanchez
ranch with his wagon loaded with
vegetables. His little son accompanied
him and he had S!4 in his pockets.
When about seven miles ont Of town
he was ovcrtakcn hy a man who sud
denly dealt him Il blow OF the size
which knocked him Ia the ground.
The boy iumbcd after his father. who
remained >euspics> For some Zine from
the combined effects of the blow and
fall. and when Mr.. Valdez returned to
~u>ciou>n he foun himself robiied
of wagon. horses and ibl money he had
about him. He tliercup"n retraeed his
step, To town on foot. Waldo: says he
can not Imagine who the party WAS
who attacked and robbed him.
The capacity of the railroad comPa-
nv j tested to is utmost in handling
outgoing and incoming f:ei-hss III
Wilmington.
Word has reached thi, ely IL DAY
direct from the Tempe claim. the
well i o ahoui "a feet deep. VI l.
within iour feet Of the top, with an im-
men>c volume of "a escaping. The
excitement AZ tile well and in the
~neighborhood i inten-e. Ramsey.
who is at work on ;hc san Fernando
well. write, that th4 oil can not he
pumped out within IL 'tct OF the bot
tom of the Well, i; flows IN 10 rap
IDLY.
The railroad surveyors Will >:tr; OF.
i'll 4 few days to survey Il route Tor a
TELEGRAPH lineto Iananint.
Mactiahuu, n Of the iohier9 io
attempted 10 stop the san l:ernarilna
stage several weeks ago. MIS- sem
fenced To six Years imprisonment.
The Winston mine, IN san Gabriel.
III the lower tunnel. run by the Girec-
ton Suggested by ScnAiorJune>,>trGcil,
when in - feet. 4 solid body OF fine
milling ore. The ledge i from i TO
- feet wide.