Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-12
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.
snde - Nasie Fease fine Turf
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SAN FRANCISCO, April IL.
An order arrived from New York
Yesterday t. dispatch the City of Pan
anna for Victoria to-day. This may
probably be accepted as evidence that
the troubles of the company in con-
nection with the Panama railroad have
been in sone way settled.
The crusade against the Chinese
still continues. The police and mu-
nicipal authorities report a large num-
Der OF arrests made daily for Keeping
and visiting houses OF ill-repute and
gambling dens, and the business Of
those places is carried on under erea'
difficulty. 1t is believed hat with the
continuance OF the present energetic
action these evils viii soon be rooted
out to a great extent.
The known running mare Katie
Pease, is TO be sold at auction at an
early day. Her turf career is ended.
the tendonS of a fore les. being strained
beyond cure.
In connection with the late four
mile race under the auspices of the
Pacific Jockey Club, which created 30
ititic1 ufildN0IdOft tfftllilftiiN bI ltit
action OF the distance judges, il j.
stated in sporting circles that "A very
shabby reason has been discovered for
their remarkable decision, which vii
be made public before long. Notwith-
standing the bad oder attached to the
race, which it has been assumed would
efiectually bar getting MP another sim
liar event this wear. = prospect is on
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more reliable auspices during the
coming season.
Eizo Declares ASalos: tise chinese.
ELKo, NEW. April 10.
A large meeting was held in the
Courthouse this evening TO consiier
the best means of overcoming the dif-
ficulty under which We labor by rea
son of the presence OF Chinese III orr
midst. A committee was appointed TO
draft "A memorial to send TO Congress,
and also draft resolutions to he sub
mit,ed to a mass meeting OF citizens 10
be held IA week from tonight.
Renegade Indians.
CAMP GRANT, A. r., April 10.
Mr.. Achon came in last night and
reports the murder by Chihuahua In
dams of two station keepers. named
Rogers aud Spence, atSulphursprings,
26 miles from Camp Bowie, about 10 Of
whom have left the reservation and
gone in the direction of san Pedro and
Tres Amos, committing depredations.
Agent Jeilerds and Lieut.. fIenly. with
a company of the Sixth cavalry, have
gone in pursuit. Capt. Madden, with
his company has gone to Tres Alainos.
The renegade Indians are under the
leadership OF Delegadito or Eskepgat.
who are both missing from the reser-
Walton, and 1t is presumed they have
gone toward Sonora. But little trouble
is anticipated.
Investigating fise Chinese.
SAN FRANCISCO, Arril IL.
The Senate Committee appointed to
investigate the Chinese question com
menced its work to-day. Gov. Low,
ex- Minister to China, stated hat Chi
nese guilds or migration societies in
H%onekong were formed when the de-
mand for cheap labor arose on this
coast. They exercise almost absolute
power over einigrants and have ar
Engagements with The Pacific Mail Com
pany tY which the steamers of that
line will not take Cinnamon home who
can not show a certificate that they
have fulfilled their contracts with the
companies. Ii was resolved to open "A
cnrre- ppn3erce with the American
Nj .ni>ter ~ China concerning the en-
igrat!nn agencies.
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