Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-13

SAN FRANCISCO, November IL.
Mike Sullivan, charged with the murder
Of Mrs. Anne Barry, near Lone Mountain,
was arraigned In the Police Court this
morning. To o question whether he would
waive the examination and GO at once be-
fore the Grand Jury, he replied: "Well,
begorra, if I'm examined here, I'm likely
to so before the Grand Jury anyhow. I'm
innocent, and I'd just az soon be tried by
o jury in this Temple Of Justice as any
other" The plea Of not guilty was en-
tered.
Mrs. Flora Pinney to-day brought suit
in the Twenty-third District Court to re-
cover from E. w. Burr, Of the Clay Street
Bank. $4,000, alleged to be due on the
sale Of her homestead in Oakland.
Judge Dwinelle, Of the Fifteenth Dis
trict Court, this morning rendered a de-
cision refusing application Of depositors Of
the French Savings Bank for an order re-
scinding the appointment Of receiver, made
at the instance of Mr.. Gallagher, the at
torney Of the bank.
Carl Brown, Secretary to Dennis Kear-
ney, states that on behalf Of the Ward
Presidents and others of the Workingmen's
party in this city, kilograms have been sent
to Kearney, requesting his immediate re-
turn to California, on ccount Of the dis
sensions which nave arisen in the party
here, which it is believed he alone can har-
monize. The trouble arises from q differ
ence OF opinion between Vice President
Wellock and the officers Of the party con-
corning the administration Of party affairs,
Wellock having virtually arrogated to him
self the function Of Secretary and Treas
urer, as well as Vice President. and has
otherwise caused general discomfort with
his management. The news Of Kearney's
abandonment Of the Boston municipal
campaign, gives great satisfaction to his
party here. Meetings Of the Ward Clubs
are being held tonight, to make prepare
tions for his reception.
SAN FRANcIsco, November ~.
w. W. Medium, assistant foreman Of
| the s'Chronicle," shot himself in the COM
| posing-room Of that paper last evening.
He borrowed . pistol from one OF the COM
positors. stepped to the corner Of the room,
and fred, the ball entering the body near
the stomach. Meldrum's wife died some
| time ago, since which event he has been
| depressed In spirits. which is the only
known cause for his act.
SAN JOSE, November IL.
One Of the most deplorable shooting
ARRAYS that ever occurred in this vicinity
took place shortly after 4 o'clock last even
ing, at Colonel Younger's ranch, between
two boys, each about fifteen years Of age,
Elton Moody and Harry Younger. The
Moody boy had gone to the ranch to shoot
ducks by moonlight. and there met Harry
Younger hunting. Younger ordered Moody
of the premises, and hot words ensued.
Younger attempted to raise his gun, when
Moody discharged his weapon, the load en-
tering Younger's breast. The affair has
thrown a gloom over the entire community
in which the lads are known. The wound
ed boy died last evening at 6 o'clock.
T~EHAcHAPI, November ~.
About 6 O'Clock last evening, Jerry
O'Glenn and Walupi Asteringa met near
Mr.. Paris residence, in this place, and it
is supposed O'Glenn attempted to shoot
Asteringa, when they exchanged shots and
were both killed. The ARRAY was the result
Of q previous grudge.
lone CRY. Nov. ~.
Mr.. Evile. a music teacher Of this place.
and = native Of England, was found yester-