Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-31

with a determination of maxim, an.
ough search for the body, and h;no '
lorts rave not been unavailinu. A e
patch was sent this afternoon 10 us
WIDOW and family of deceased. inro..le
ing them OF the fact that the BODY nna
iies at the underiaker's rooms INV T,'
Coroner will hold an inquest to m me
row after which the remains vii 9h-
forwarded to Oakland. W
Escape An Inse.e
Man Killed.
s.. SANTA Rosa, NAV 90
,H SHARP shock of earthquake w..
loa. ,nis morning at 1851 O'Clock w;t,'
destinations from north to sontb WIN
damage done. 'o"'h. No
r., oAN QUENTIN, MAY 90
1onn Hayes, alias Shorty Havas
capeu rom this prison last nipht m n
stowea himself away in the ian,one
anu AFTER night eluded the night n,.y;
ana scaled the walls by means - s'ald
trough used to lead water to H. we
Vats. lie was not missed mill ah
to day. Shorty Hayes il ons N.
most noted and desperate crin', me
the northern portion of the Stat oi
Loan GiLRoY, May %
"nalse ,io'ei' became insane ias.
n'e'., ana began smashing tbinos ~
."e house; ana fnally armed bin,sols
uilh a.c'hp and started up stair m;,h
.he apparent intention Of mnrdan
me inmates. He was met at th a
OF the stairs by a lodger nanaa v "eaa
rom who shot him through ,bo hno
killing him Instantly. The verd Geao,
icide. oie NOM
s"icide-The acknowledgements.
Day.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nav 40
Andrew Jackson Mayo. a bntchor
who did business on the corner of F;rs,
and Folsom streets, committed suieiSs
IN the Continental Hotel on .JacL.a.
81 rect this afternoon by taking srrveh
nine. The suicide informed tha Joo,a.
ne was a Mason in good standing. He
Woui' assign no reason for taking his
ire ID ms wife could not conceive
any. lie had been married about IL
months. The suicide was advanced in
years, AS is Mrs. Mayo. He had no
family.
Three new cases of smallpox wer.
reported at tine Health Oiiire To dav
The first was that OF n German living
IN Alameda, who, finding that he had
the disease, came I'VE and was taken
To the hospital. The second wa A chi.
nainan, who has since died OF the dis.
ease, IN n house located on Clay street
III third case WAS reported A. existing
at the corne Of Sixteenth and Valencia
streets, though 1t had not been investi.
gated by the officials. Numerous eases
have been reported in wash houses in
various parts of the city. but these un-
iiormly proved 10 be without founda.
ton.
Decoration Day was celebrated in
this city with more than usual solem-
nifty. The banks, the several stock
and exchange boards, and insurance
Offices we're closed, and flags were dis.
PLAYED on all public buildings. About
| O'Clock the members of the Grand
Army of the Republic met at the cor
ner of New Montgomery and Natoma
streets. and Joined Lincoln post. No.
10. The officers of the army and navy
also rendezvoused there as well as the
Off ,ers Of the National Guard. A
large OF citizens was In at
tendance long before the hour ap-
pointed for the column 10 take the line
of march. The Second Regiment Of
Infantry and National Guard OF Cali
fornia acted as escort to the column.
About two o'clock the procession
moved along New Montgomery 10
Montgomery, to Washington. to
Kearny, to Sutter, and thence 10 the
Grand Army plat in the Odd Fellows
cemetery. All along the line #oro ia
dies AMI children as we'll as numbers
of the steruer sex. each provided with
iioral offerings. Following the escort
OF the National Gaurd a hearse was
drawn nv four black horses, caparis-
oned in black, aud inside the floor OF
the hearse was carpeted with flowers.
Next came the Veterans, the German
Dragons III foot, brought up the rear
of the Veterans; then followed Major
General Vernon and staff In carriages.
AT the cemetery the decoration cere-
monies took place, and committees
were detailed to decorate The graves OF
those in other cemeteries than the ODD
Fellows. Comrade ). w. Batclls de-
livered an address over the graves OF
his dead comrades, and the assem-
blage then dispersed. This evening
memorial services will be helda Union
Hall.
Mamie whiting IEOmeward Boune'
SAN DIEGO, May 30
From a party who came IN rom
oyer the line this morning we learn
that Mrs. Whiting went down 10 seq
her daughter Mamie and Jones la'l
night. The result of the interview
was that her daughter retnrheu
here with her and will 90 to san Fran
cisco by the Orizsba this evening.
Jones left Badillo's place during tno
night for parts unknown TO our III
iormant.
The Blue and she Gray SILVER NJ
tached.
VIRGINIA CITY, May 80.
Memorial Day is well observed. ie
procession is now at the cemetery "Tf
Grating the graves. 1t consisted "
Gen. Batterman and staff, fonr CON,
panies of infantry, platoon o. hr;n.
lery, Mexican Veterans, the flre pI,sa
AIDE and ex-soidiers of the Federai az n
Confederate armies walking s'oe w
side and without distinction, VI I aj
columns of tours. Several nu'".r