Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-14

Dan ~FkANClSCO, ApCI 10.
When the market opened this morn
ing there was every sign of a panic,
and it was not very many minutes be-
fore the crash came. Thirty shares Of
Overman went at 10, and Immediately
a block of one thousand shares was
offered at 1871. From that point it
speedily dropped to Is, and finally
stopped at III, when there was no
more stock offered. Orhir was de.
moralized at 1874, California at 3954.
Consolidated Virginia at 344, Best and
Belcher at 2O% and Gould and Curry
at So. There vas no material change
from these prices in the Board. The
market was generally weak and irregu-
lar.
1t is rumored that another stock
board is to be started on the European
plan, which will lie explained in the
| prospectus to be issued by the pro-
moters. A number of the members
of the present board are said TO con.
template joining the new exchange.
Stocks after the board: Alpha %,
! Jacket I, Caledonia 2.20, Overman II,
Consolidated Virginia "a, Best and
Belcher 20A, Julia 100, California 1874,
Belcher 81, Bullion Z, Justice S3s,
| Chollar 81, Sierra Nevada 3@4, Imperial
l, Mexican 81.
The Nineteenth District Court to-day
rendered a decision dissolving the ill.,
junction asked by Rev. T. Nj. Dawson
restraining the San Francisco Presby-
terry from putting him on trial on the
charges Of immoral conduct. The case
will now come up before the Presby-
terry.
Among the bear movements on the
e-.,t =, 80. 10 Ella. .f1..r ttnf t.a Ma
vada Bank declines making further
loans on the Bonanza stocks. The Of
ficers of the bank deny the report,
though they have somewhat contract
ed The amount loaned to $40 per share
on Consolidated Virginia aud CalifOr-
mia.
Mary Donohue has brought suit for
damages in 500 900 against Lucky
Baldwin, for the seduction OF her
daughter, Jennie G. Mccormick. The
parties became acquainted when the
girl and mother were employed in sew
ing for Mr.. Baldwin while the hotel
was being fitted up. Mrs. Donohue is
reported to be a respectable, hard
working ma The daughter is
rather volatile and fond of admiration,
but hitherto had borne a good reputa-
ton. Baldwin alleges that the suit is
brought without cause and for the
purpose of extortion.
The fifty mile race between Majo
Pico and 5. Z. Smith, at Oakland Park
yesterday, was won by the latter in
two hours and 6 minutes, beating Pico
one minute and fo~rty-seven seconds.
Chin Nook Sow, the murderer who
was to have been hanged to day for
the murder Of zee All Chen, was last
evening respited by Governor Irwin
for Il days. The respite has been
granted to give the Governor an OPP
portunity to examine the petition pre-
scented to him, asking that the sentence
be cominuted to imprisonment for life.
SAN FRANCISCO, April IL.
Tho charges and counter charges OF
vulgar language preferred by Judge
Ferral and George w. Tyler have been
dis missed.
Berthe Bonte, the woman shot by
f. +. DeSpilckel on Wednesday, died
in the City Hospital this morning.
Mayor Bryant, attorney Burnett and
John f. Swift held q conference this
morning and considered the ~so-called
compromise proposition submitted by
the Spring Valley Company. A reply
to the letter from Charles Webb How.
ard is in preparation. 1t Is believed
the city will not arbitrate on the
grounds selected by the Water Corpor'
alton.
The California Fruit and Meat Ship.
ping Company was Incorporated TO-
day, with $500, 600 capital and the fol-
lowing directors: John Cashin, VIII
liam Johnston, Charles Grove, j. Earl,
j.. d.. Blanchard. w. S. Bailey, B. b.
Morton, William L. Hunter and j,
McKusick. The purposes of the cor
poration are to deal in fruit, meat, fish,
produce of every character, and gener-
al merchandise, and to do the business
of transportation, forwarding and
commission merchants in California
and Nevada.
Frightful Mining Accident.
SMARTsvILLE, CAL, April 10.
AT ] p. NJ. yesterday the bank in the
Bl1e Point claim fell without warning
covering up and killing outright sever
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