Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-22
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
PROM CALIFORNIA.

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Failure.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. q.
Isaac Beard, who WAS STABILIZED by
Thomas Banks . few days since, died
to-day. Banks is in Jail, charg0d viii
murder. ~ lttIi
Eighty deaths this week in this city.
None from typhoid fever, s,arlatina,
or small pox.
The weather is fine for the great trot-
ting race to day. Fullerton was tbs
favorite in the morning, and Occident
second, but ut small odds. Large mum
bers Of people have left tho city Ia
witness the racc-more than was ex-
| pected.
I:SU r. M.-PsOl selling lively be-
tween Occident and Fullerton. Horses
even, 500 each; Purdy, $50.
Budd Doble drives O~ccident, Hickok
Fullerton, and Mcclellan Purdy. o.
heNl " vi ~ III III RNobSs a. sS
patch from the truck says: "Oecident
$3.50. Fullerton $500, Purdy $50. Oc-
cident is on the track exercising. Pur-
DIV drew the pole, Occident second,
Fullerton third. Occident behaves
badly"
Near the close of the pool selling,
last night, bids suddenly changed and
Fullerton became first choice, Octi.
dent second and Sam. Purdy third Vt
small odds.
The weather is cloudy but it is not
likely enough rain will fall 10 compel
u postponement OF the race.
Greenbacks 9O@9OA.
The weather Tor the race to. day Is
fine. Fullerton still leads Occident in
the betting. 4. large crowd will at
tend the race.
An United States war steamer, name
not yet known, is coming into the har-
Dor.
First heat-2:3O r. M.-Horses called
by the judges for the start. The horses
scored three times. Ocridcnt
and excited. They finally got started,
Fuller. on first, rurdy second and De-
cident last. Time 2:2OiS, the best ever
made to wagon. The action OF Occi-
dent in the first hoat depressed the
spirits of his friends. When Fullerton
crossed the wire, Ocrident'S saddle Mas
Just abreast the distance flag, but the
Judges decided not to rule him out.
Great disSati>E ltion was expressed nj
the decision Of the Judges on Occidenl.
TIE friends of Fullerton and Purdv
claim he was four lengths back of the
distance flag when Fullerton crossed
under the wire.
Scond hcat-l}orses have been scored
four times for the second heat without
Il start. HicMak WAS fined 81 for iinpu-
dence to the Judges. The horses have
scored eve times for second heat
without starting Afer scoring twelve
times the horses got of for the second
heat at four O'Clock r. n. Fullerton
took the second heat. Time, 2:22s4;
Purdy 20 yards behind Fullerton and
Occitten: 4, yards behind Purdy.
Third heat-Fuliereon wins h heat
in 2:2l4, Occid -mt second and Purdy
third. Purify receives SECOND money.
Gleason Il Fell, dry goods merchants
in this city, failed for 500, UW. Among
their creditors are Levy Strauss 4 Co.,
$50, 900; Godchaux Bros, SIC, 900; La
zard F'reres, S20,WU; Michaels. Fried
lander Il Co., $i0,00O; Buchanan Bros,
SiS,fN0; t;reenhaum. Schmidt 4 Co.,
$4,000; Rosenbaum Il Friedman, SlS,-
u D Otiirr wholesale Houses are affect
ed, but these include the heaviest los
erS, aud it is probable the firm will eff
feet a compromise. Their business is
yet uninterrupted.
Jury OtniMch.
MARTINEZ Y, Cal, Nov. 81.
The jury is At last completed i'll the
Gearbach case and the trial will COM
menc on Monday.
Convicted - Murderer on Trial.
Arizona News.
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 81.
The jury in the case of the Indian
Sordo, ON trial for the murder oi john
son in 1870, rendered a verdict OF gull
~ OF murder in the first deyree-lhe
death penalty. lie will be sentenced
on Tuesday next.
Jose Delicarnee, another Indian, who
ia u Witness against Sordo, is now in
jail, charged with completely in the
same murder. His case will come up
teiore The next Grand Jury.
The Union has the following from
Arizona:
The official vote for Delegate to Con-
gress il, Stevens, l,ii2; Bean, 1876;
Smith, 63S.
tOmn
SACRAMENTO, Nov. q.
Governor Booth to-day commits.
stoned e. II. Sawyer Notary Public
for Vallejo, SOlano county, vice Aubbs
deceased.
Articles of incorporation of the
Searsville and LahOnda Turnpike
Company filed in the office OF the
Secretary OF State to-day. Principal
place OF business, Redwood City; cap
ital stock, $lO,0W; also. the Atlantic Il
Pacific Quicksilver Mining Company;