Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-22
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Public Meeting to Consider n Cfii.
neSe Question.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 81

SAN htNtiN&ps IL
In view of the recent decision of the
Supreme Court of the United States
thatthe State legislation regulating Chi
nese immigration is Unconstitutional.
the Board of Supervisors last night
unanimously adopted a recominenda-
lion to the Mayor to appoint a commit
tee of citizens wro snail call a mass
meeting for the expression Of public
sentiment and choose a deputaiion 10
represent the matter to Congress in the
most torcible manner. The last
steamer from China brought over
1000 Chinese, and the entire steerage
capacity of both lines is IN Jagged for
the next SIX months Ivy importers of
coolies. The action of the Board of
Supervisors excites general favorable
comment.
Let No Guilty Man Escape.
SACRAMENTO, March 20.
The Special Committee OF Land No
nopOly had ex-Sur.eyor General Gard
Iier on the stand this evening relative
10 deficiencies in the account OF his Of
flee during his administration. Gard
her made n long explanation, tending
To- show III At considerable extravaganza
had prevailed in the office expendi
lures and fiaIly contradiciing in many
points the testimony OF previous wit-
nesSeS.
The Prize Ring.
VIRGINIA, March 81.
The prize fight to-day for $50 a side
bet wren sullivan and Ire,iliian VAS
won by the lau n ia seven rounds.
The fight took place near Empire.
Sherifis from tour counties were pres
ent, aud notwithstanding the presence
of Sheriff Cook, of Lyon comfy. who
protested against the proceedings, the
light went on; the crowd deciding the
ring tn he over the line Of Ormsby
county, and the Sheriff RI fusing To take
large odti> on the point, he waS hustled
ont of the ring and kept there. In thu
first round Travillian struck Sullivan
a fearful blow under the LETT ear.
knocking him flat on his back. the
blood issuing from his nose and mou h.
lie was carried 10 his corner; time. five
minutes. As five minuIes more fin
i>iled the light the i EN- OF tine for
each of the six rounds following is not
worth noting. sullivan merely left his
corner 10 be picked up the next instant
and carried back, Trevillian Knocking
him down each tine with scarcely an
effort on Suliivan'> partt Ia defend hun
sell. rreviiiian had not a scra'ch. sui
Ivan had to tie lifted on The cAr~, and
when iile train reaciIed Gold HIii he
needed the support of two men in
walking from the depot 10 his boarding
house.
Frozen 10 Death.
The body of G.. Ferario. an Italian
woodchopper employed hy RoSetti Il
Jultin on a w0oi ranch four miles oft
on the Geiger grade, va, found frozen
to death yesterday afternoon. He had
apparently lost his wav. n. the body
was some distance from the road.
WRESTLING Match.
The collar and elbow wrestling match
bet Homer Lane. 81 New York.
and V. b. Sabine, of Nevada. for $500
and the cham pionship of Nevada, took
place Yesterday afternoon. Homer
Lane vas declared the winner.
Horse Taia-rhs Chiaes- Question
SAN Francisco. March q.
Ca pit. Moore, the wne of the race
horse Foster, left Sacramento ye-trr
day for Oregon. Foster remains al
sacramento during the summer.
The record Union is authority for
stating that Foster will not take part in
the " mile and repeat a e at the
Bay District Course ON Saturday, al
though reported entered in it..
The same paper says h match be-
tween Foster and ~Springbok has fallen
through, the friends of the latter horse
having failed 10 back him.
The Special Committee appointed by
the BOARD nf SunprNiSorS last night in
accordance with the NJ .yor's sugges-
ton relative to the Chinese question,
met this afternoon and took pieliinin-
airy Steps to call u mass meeting of cit
liens to consider the sui jet. e