Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-20
PACIFIC A 7.
CALIFORNIA.
ESPECIAL 70 THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
A Compromise Effected.
THE FRENCH CANADIAN DISCHARGED FROM
CUSTODY.
SUICIDE OF J.. D. LUCKER.
The o Boards VIII Celebrate.
SAY FRANcIsco. June 10

SAY FRANcIsco, June 10.
The EXAMINER" this evening says: A
compromise has been effected between the
Coleman heirs and Patrick O'Brien. brother
Of the late VIM. O'Brien. the millionaire.
The sum paid 0'Brien is 5000, 900, for
which he ~renounces all claims to the es-
tate.
A Marysville dispatch says the French
Canadian. lodged in Jail here on suspicion,
aroused by his own language. that he com-
mitted the Wheatlsnd outrage, proves to
be afflicted with a mild type OF insanity,
had nothing 10 do with the affair and has
been discharged from custody.
A German named John Ii. Tucker sui
cided at his residence. sol Broadway. this
morning. by shooting himself through the
head with a pistol.
In the Police Court this morning ". ".
| Connolly, arrested for causing the death
Of Fred Rush. by throwing him down on
the sidewalk and frac.uring his skull, was
held for trial in the sum of $4,000.
The San Francisco Board has decided
to adjourn IN Thursday evening, July Sd,
until the Monday following.
C. E., wife IF Loring Pickering Of the
Morning Call, died this afternoon after
8 brief illness. She was a native OF YER
mont, aged e3 years.
Republican, Convention Nominal
tion Of State Offcers-G. c. Perkins
for Governor.
SACRAMENTO, June 10.
The Convention met at 7:30 P. NJ. The
Chairman called for nominations for Gov
ernor, but there was an evident hesitation
on the part Of delegates to put candidates
in nomination. Ames. Of San Mateo, in a
spirit of humor, nominated Parks, of Yuba,
who has made him.elf prominent by his
g~arrulous p~ropensities. Carrying out the
spirit, another delegate nominated Frank
NJ. Pixley. Mr.. Pixley, in the chair, said,
"Mr. Pixley is in nomination" Laugh
ter. Another delegate moved that the
last nomination be made by reclamation
The motion was put, and there was a storm
of ayes. Pixley, without asking for the
noes, declared it carried unanimously
amid a o OF laughter. Sharkey, of
Butte, after a brief eulogy, placed in nomi-
nation George C. Perkins. The nomina.
ton was ably seconded by Captain Dickin.
son. Bowers, OF San Francisco, a colored
delegate. in indorsing the nomination, said
that at least 1000 votes from among the
colored people of the State would be given
to Perkins. The nomination was also
seconded by Gaskill. of Alameda, and
Cummings, of Eldorado. Charles L,
Jones, Of Sacramento, placed in nomi
nation General George S. Evans. of San
joaquin. Eastman, of Los Angeles, Reiss
Of Placer, Blanchard of Ell Dorado, and
Solomon OF San Francisco, seconded the
motion. Pixiey was very brief in nomin-
ating John F. Swift. Magogues Of Sar
Francisco, and J. II. Jewett of Yuba, sec.
onded the nomination. c.. b. Porter, O.
Contra Costa, in behalf Of a large clemens
in the convention, nominated Horace
Davis. The nomination was seconded by
Tracey. Of Sacramento 1.-THE only one il
the Sacramento delegation), DR.. Maye, O.
San Francisco. Rogers, of Santa Clara
and Mcclure, of San Francisco. The
nominations were then closed, and loud
calls were made for the candidates to com,
forward. Perkins was called up first, anG
addressed the convention at length, and
was followed by Messrs. Evans, Swift and
Davis.
Balloting then commenced. The frs
ballot stood Perkins, 2i5 Evans, LOG
Swift, 81 Davis, So.
At the announcement Of the vote there
we're enthusiastic shouts from the conven
ton, and cheer after cheer rent the ali
from the delegates, the boisterous congrat
u~lations being Joined in by the people il
the Hobbies and galleries. Calls were madt
for Perkins, and he again made a few re
marks.
The balance of the ticket was then nom
mated, as follows:
Lieutenant Governor-John Mansfield
Of Los Angeles.
Secretary of Stated. W. Burns, O
Yolo.
Treasurer-John We'll, of Sierra.
N.,@~ &c., " n
lusa.
Surveyor General. W. Shanklin, Of
Alameda.
Clerk Of Supreme C~ourt-Frank W
Gross, Of San Francisco.
State Superintendent Of Public Schools
F. NJ. Campbell, of Alameda.
Chief Justice-A. L. Rhoads.
WOrkingmen's Convention.
San Francisco, June 10.
The Workingmen's Municipal Conven,
ton made the following nominations
Sheriff, Thos. Desmond Treasurer, r
Shaber; Chief Of Police, James Carroll
Auditor, J.. P. Dunn Recorder, Anton
Fischer /: Assessor, A. p. Wilson. Fischer
was, until within q few days, the President
OF the German Club of the W. P. c., and is
OF decided socialistic tendencies. Wilson
Is a shipwright by occupation. Desmond
was Captain Of a vessel that rescued the
Fenian prisoners from Australia some
years ago. Shaber is a furniture dealer.
Carroll commanded the steamer Great Re-
public, recently wrecked at the mouth Of
the Columbia River. Dunn is a market
man, recently President of the Eleventh
Ward Club. but the Office was declared va
cant to enable him to accept the nomina-
ton.
Fourth District Convention
SAN Francisco, June 10.
The Republicans in the Fourth Congress
sional District nominated Romaldo Pa
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