Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-08
A LIST OF THE OREGON PARTY
DUDLEY HASKELL ADMITTED TO BAL
MORE OF THE TRAMP NUISANCE
Raining ThrouS souf the Golden
State.

SAN Francisco, October T.
General Grant and party arrived this
morning by special train from MERGED.
Dudley Haskell, who shot Charles
Schwartz some weeks ago, has been held to
answer with bail fixed az $40. go. which
was furnished.
This afternoon General Grant went
out for a drive, visiting among other
places the Sub-Treasury and Cust9m-house
and at 3 o'clock left tie city with Senator
Sharon, whose gnes. he will be at Belmont
during the next two days. Tomorrow
evening Senator Sharon vii give . receP-
ton in honor u thu General, for which
over / 5000 invitations have been issued.
The Grant party will return 70 this city
Thursday. General Grant, Mrs. Grant, L.
3. Grant, Jr.. John Russell Young. Mr..
Dent and daughter. General }. Miller. wife
and daughter, Senator Sharon ami dzugh-
ter, Miss Jennie Flood and brother, Mrs.
General Mcdowell and daughter. ex-Gov.
Low, Senator Jones. and a few Others will
sail for Portland Thursday at l P. NJ, on
the steamship ST. Paul, which General
Miller has placed at General Grants dis
p0sal. The st. Paul has been reitted for
the convenience Of the distinguished guest
and his friends.
The core, at / P. ~. was. Mcintyre 474,
Carmichael 49, Scott 43l, Murdoch 419,
CheneEith 412, Bowman 351, Green 373.
These positions are not likely to be
changed. Wilcox is 343, and practically
out Of the race.
During the forenoon at the Pavilion all
present were astonished by Santos making
his appearance, and starting off at a ire
mendous gait. He had been SO far behind
and going slow that curiosity was excited,
and in a few moments il was discovered
that Santos was not himself al all, but a
pedestrian named McFarlane, who much
resembles Santos aud was rugged out in his
clothes. He was promptly ordered off the
track, and Santos proper was ruled out Of
the race.
A light but general rain has prevailed
throughout the State to-day, and snow in
the mountains.
Dispatches from the interior indicates
that the rain to-day, though light, has
been quite general throughout the State,
and has seriously interfered with telegraph
ic communications.
AT the walking match this afternoon
considerable excitement was occasioned by
Chenowith falling senseless on the track,
and it was rumored that be had been pois-
oned to prevent him making $50 miles, for
which he is heavily backed. The fact ia
said to be, however, that his trouble is
caused by the excessive use Of a lotion on
the feet, and the skin being broken, the
poisonous elements in the lotion got into
the blood, producing effects similar TO
strycbnine. An antidote was administered,
relieving him, but the occurrence has
lost him his chances.
The women's walking match will ON
mence tomorrow night. The following
have entered Lille Denman, Montreal;
Grace Florence, Boston; May Belle Sher-
man. Bodie; Bertha Won Berg, New York;
Mrs. E. Tourtillot, Stockton; Mrs. II. A.
Santos, Oakland; Sadie Dunley, Bella Wal
ton. Katie Mason, Mrs. VIM. G~reenleaf,
Mrs. Harry Maynard, San Francisco; Mrs.
Hattie Randall, Sacramento; Belle Wes-
ton, Salt Lake City; Marie Louise. Susie
Wiley. and Lizzie Bayman. All are in ex-
cellent condition, having undergone care
full training.