Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-23
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM
The Republican Ratification Meet
Ing la SAN FranciscO-News from
Commissioners ROach-The Pedes.
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SAN FRANCISCO, june %.
The Republican mass meeting at
Union Hall last night to ratify the
nomination of Hayes and Wheeler was
a rousing demonstration. The hall
was crowded, and there were many la
dies in the galleries. At s o'clock P. NJ.
M. D. Boruck, Secretary OF the Repub
lican State Central Committee, called
the meeting to order and introd uced
General John F. Miller as President,
who addressed the meeting briefly.
Mr.. Boruck then read a resolution
indorsing the platform and nominees
of the Cincinnati Convention, afts r
which II. q. Phelps look the stand, fol.
lowed by Tom Fitch, Jno. n. Coghlan,
Governor Woods, Senator Stewart, and
others. The meeting was harmonious
and enthusiastic, especially whenever
the name of Blaine was. mentioned,
which was always greeted with pro
longed applause. The meeting broke
up at a late hour.
A dispatch received from Senator
Roach, from Albany, New York, yes
tsrday states that he had an interview
with Governor Tilden, and impressed
| him favoral,ly with his views on the
Chinese question. The Governor is a
strong opponent of Chinese immigra.
ton. Roach also interviewed Msnton
Marble and the editors of the Albany
Argus. The Senator has drafted Il
strong anti Chinese plank for the st.
Louis Convention, which will obtain
the support of these gentlemen. Roach
left Albany yesterday for Cincinnati.
Nathan ID. Parker recently employed
as clerk by A. +. Magill, agent OF the
Phoenix and Home Insurance Com.
pany, has absconded. taking with him
about 81 400 of his employers money,
besides heating a large number of PEG.
pie about town u OF greater or less
amounts.
AT twenty-five minutes past three
this morning O'Learv threw up the
sponge for the time being, his physi-
clan having forbidden him to walk lon
ger. He had been bleeding at the nose
almost constantly. At the time OF
leaving he had made III miles. lie
will reappear Tomorrow evening II
able. The amat. urs continue their
tramp, and al moor had covered 3ld
miles. TO keep up the interest during
O'Leary's absence two amateurs Of the
Olympic Club at noon started on a race
of $50 miles for 800 and a gold medal.
A Highwayman Ragged.
MARYsvILLE, June %.
Detective Hume and George Hackett.
Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S messenger, ar.
| rix,oA harA. nj f.yn nf.lA,L This .,xrpi,.x
having in charge a man known as
Liverpool, M of the parties That at
tempted to rob the Downieville stage
yesterday at Stantield Hill. Hackett,
IN company with one man, returned to
the place where he found the high way
mems clothing, and laid in wait. Liv-
erpool came in sight shortly after, WAS
instantly covered by the guns of the
waiting party ana commanded to sur
render, which he did, having no alter
native but to do so or die. Liverpool is
an old rounder. He was taken 10 Sar
Francisco to-day. Wells, Fargo q
Co.'s box, which they were after yes
terday contained S47 200.
A Fire-PrObably fatal Accident.
CARSON, June ~.
For the first time in several months
the people were aroused by u fire
alarm this afternoon, caused by the
burning of a large vat OF tar which
was being boiled in The yard of the
gas works. The works and several
adjacent buildings narrowly escaped
destruction.
A mar named Frank Craven was
run over by a fire engine going to the
fire and received injuries which will
probably prove fatal.