Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-17

San Francisco, July l6.
At a meeting Of the Democratic State
Central Committee to-day, TO take into
consideration the question OF hauling down
DR.. Glenn's name, the Doctor was de-
nounced as a traitor to the Democratic
party, and J. p. Hoge and Controller
Brown demanded his displacement from
the head Of the ticket. Mayor Bryant de
precated hasty action, aud a Committee Of
four, with 4. NJ. O'Connor at its head.
was appointed to wait on DR.. Glenn and
request his attendance before the Commit
tee to answer q few questions. A recess
was then taken. About | O'Clock Glenn
returned with the Committee. When
asked to explain what be meant by his let
ter to the II. BIS. DIR. Glenn said his letter
expressed all he felt on the subject; that he
had been nominated By the H. rs. and
in Justice to them, he would have to sup
port their ticket, as be had been hrst
nominated by them. This ended the eDn-
ference, and after some debate. It was de
cided to adjourn without tlsiGy action
until Saturday next at l ofeiocs, IN tie
meantime to ascertain the sentiments of
the party upon the question CT hauling
Glenn down. Ii is believed that u larg-
majority of the Committee were In favor
of taking him of the ticket, and Stephens.
of Sacramento, had seven proxies IN his
possession which he WAS ready to yota in
the affirmative 1t u charged tAat tie
movement 10 take Glenn OF the ticket had
its origin with the friends Of Governor
Irwin, who want 10 substitute him for DIR.
Glenn.
In the City Criminal Cours to-day the
case Of Mildred De Greasy vs. s. T. Thorne.
for alleged rape At the Cosmopolitan Hotel
. few days ago. came up. The plaintiff
did not put in an appearance. and q letter
WAS read from her counsel. Hall McAIlIs-
ter, stating that he was satisfied she did
not wish the case 80 come to trial. and
Withdrawing as counsel. Th0rne's asturney
addressed the Court, saying he MAS pre-
pared TO prove that the woman was an adj
ventures. and that the case was one Of
blackmsils and asked for q continuance till
Friday. and . bench warrant To compel
the attendance Of the plaintiff, which re-
quests were granted
At the regular weekly executive session
to-day john W. Coleman called the atsen-
ton OF the San Francisco Stock Board TO
the glarins frauds alleged to have been per-
petrated by the inside manipulation Of the
Bullion and ExeAeqasr mines. He brought
facts and figures TO sustain his position,
and impress upon the minds Of members
of the Institution the importance Of de-
handing reform and honest Management.
II was resolved 80 maze an Investigation
Of the affair. and she executive committee
now has the matter in charge. An adver-
N was put in tn, evening papers
announcing the intention CT the executive
committee. in cooperation with the share
holders. to procure action Of the courts
ordering = new election Of Trustees
Following Is the score in the walking
Edwards being the winner: Ed
wards 81 and ) laps. winning the belt
and nrss uoney-Sl.8 Geo. Mcintyre. 3S4
and ; laps, second money-S750; Bowman,
353 and 4 laps, third ~mousy-S50er Gala
han 353 miles and fourth money $40,
Scott. S5 n 4 laps. Nawhof. 746 and s
lapss ksnnovzn- us and 3 laps; Arm
strong. 303 and 2 Laps. Mcfarland, 1ss
M 3 laps; Santos. ISL. Thomson. $50:
Cheucseth- ia The prizes Will be dis
his evening IL Is understood
that several contestants have challenges
prepared for Edwards. At l o'clock
Thursday morning the ladies' match will
begin-six days The contest has been q
great success financially
A letter from Nagialeua, sonora lated
<A-y S~As 74t4 = MAJ G4fQrE was CUm-
mitsed on b casisaz ranch. abous 20
miles south Of the line, on or about Friday
OF last week. A pro~psetor journeying
Was murdered, dragged . mile
or more from the road. thrown into 4 deep
guiiy, and burned to = crisp. His pack
was left unmolested. and his mules were
fo1nd. also several letters and photo
srzphs~ Ii is presumed from these letters
that his name was Leopold Pusz. = gentle
IN fair circumstances and veil re-
spseted- A photograph. fall length. taken
By Hoxiand. Of Third street. San Fran
cisco, shows him to be q large man with
. long dark moast2ehe- At hrst the pre-
valsns opinion was that abe murder had
been committed by Nexieans. but recent
developments SEEM to point to Americans
a. the perpetrators. or Al least the lnSsiga-
tors OF the crime 1t appears the man was
followed from Arizona by persons il q
eaggy or light wagon. and on being over
taken BY them Was cut down BY an Ak cs
saher. The matter is attracting great at
sention among prospsetors here. and If the
murder proves to be the work q malicious
Aexicans il will have q tendency to greatly
rssard the development Of this a
Hon. Jesse o. Goodxin. of Marysvills.
died At the Vallejo White Sulphnr Springs
Hotel last night Of apoplsxy.
The Eureka Consolidated las declared
its regular dividend Of 81 per share.