Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-14
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FRorl CALIFORNIA.

FROE1 CALIFORNIA.
Weather Promising The Livery
stables Emspsieh-vehieles from
Outside Townsville All.AbSOrb-
ing Topic-lIosels FulI-NO Be:is-
Strangers From Every here
The l'OOls-what che sports are
Betting on-The Buislays The
Sieamcrs-MrS Dc Young Mad at
Gus.-Grangers in session.
SAN Francisco, Nov. l3.
The weather is very promising tor
the great SIS, 900 running race to-mor-
row In the pools Katie Pease sells
at $500; Thad. Stevens, $780, Joe Dam
ielS. $3.50: field, Sl15.
All the livery stables have exhaust
ell their stock, and on the day of the
race every sort of "a vehicle will be
pressed into service. Hundreds of
buggies. coaches and wagons will be
brought to the city to-day ron adjoin-
ing towns for the convenience of visit
orS.
Greenbacks, unchanged.
The all-absorbing topic of interest
and conversation tonight is tie great
S2o,OOO running race o-mOrrOw. The
city is full of strangers, and immense
crowds are at a of the pool-rooms.
AT the Lick House, Katie Pease il sell
ing at $500 to 800; $3.50 on Thad. Stew
ems; the others and the field in pro-
portion. There is intense excl enent
amongst the sporting men. and pools
will probably go much higher before
they close tonight.
The weather remains clear, cool and
pleasant.
The hope of those who are betting
and buying pools against Thad. Stew
ems is that he will I've shut IL on the
first or second heat, which is highly
improbable.
Many strangers are in town. Every
. hotel Is crowded. Beds have to be
spread in the parlors and halls TO ac-
cominodate the guests who are unable
to find rooms.
The Bui>iay family of gymnasts
sailed for Mexico, OH The Mohongo, to-
day.
The Mohongo sailed for Panama at
noon to day.
The steamer Japan sails for Yoko-
hama to morrow.
Mrs. Julia c.. DeSoung commenced
an action for divorce from Gus. De
Young, in the Third District Court, on
Monday. Cause alleged in complaint
Is extreme cruelty. The case will be
heard before the Court Commissioner.
The State Grange of California is in
session at Pythian Castle. Judge Ham
ilton. Master, presiding. The attend
ance is large. The meeting was called
for the purpose of investigating the
failure OF +. r. Morgan Il Sons, ship
ping agents for the t,rangerS, and 10
this work the Grange has almost en-
| aims iva daHrn' al It~nII Thn nff,irS ~ Z
the MorganS will not he disposed of
before o.morrow night. at which time
the Grange will probably adjourn.
Arizona News.
SAN DsisGo, Nov. Is.
The Unions Prescott dispatch says:
Lieutenant Smith, Superintendent OF
die military line of telegraph, will
build a line from Tucson. Camps Low
ell. Grant and San Carlos to Camp
Apache. instead OF from Camp Verde
To Apache, the former being the near
est and best route.
The general order directing the ex-
change of stations of the Fifth and
sixth Cavalry has been revoked, the
Fifth remaining in the Territory this
Winter.
This morning a fire broke out in the |
o Hospital, from some unknown
cause, and destroyed the entire build
ing. The attendants succeeded in re-
moving all the sick TO a place of safety.
Fire.
HOLLISrER, Nov. IS.
The HOLSTER brewery and a dwell
ing house owned by Henry Narcoe
of this place, was totally destroyed 10y
fire about ) O'Clock this afternoon. The
fire originated i'll the brewery: cause
~, ., q, - e. aAn, go.
81 GOO.
Csntestins for n Seat In Con.rcsS.
SALT LAKE CITY. Nov. 13.
In his notice to contest the seet in
Congress as Delegate from this Terri
tory, II. n. Baskin charges George Q.
Cannon with being an alien; that he
ha, violated the act of Congress of
1862 regarding polygainv, and has
married Eliza l.. Young. Martha leila,
Elizabeth Hoagland and Sarah Jane
Young; that he has married one
woman since the passage ct the act of
1867; that he regards his obedience to
his hurch as superior to his ohliga-
tons to any law of Congress; that he
has not only violated its law in regard
to ~polySamy. but induced others to do
the same; tina. he cannot take the oath
required of a Delegate; that the House
OF Representatives, on April 3, 1874,
passed a bill to the effect that there
after n" higamist OF polygan,ist should
be eligible in Congress-, and that his
constituents voted for him knowing
HIM TO be Of such faith.
In reply, Cannon states that at the
election he received some $4,000 yo.es
TO 1900 cast toy his opponent, that he
has been naturaliZed, and denies that
by being a Mormon or otherwise to
have entered into relations with any
woman OF such a character or in such
"A manner as to subject himself to pun
l>hment for any Oitense under the act
OF Congress Of lS62.
Democratic JuSiiee-Pama,nimt Fe.
Ver-Wesc0att Elected.
PIoCHE, New, Nov. IS.
The Democrats are having a grand
jubilee to night over the recent victo-
RES. Guns are being fired and not
only The streets hut the surrounding
hills are ablaze with boutires and fire.
works.
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