Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-06
TBy Telegraph to the Sentinel

SAN Francisco, October 5.-An assess
ment has been levied on Savage for 81.
and IN Hale & Norcross for rs cents.
A Umatilla dispatch says: At 8 o'clock
yesterday afternoon the Presidential party
left the cars at John Days river, and took
possession of the steamboat Harvest Queen.
The officers of the boat had deliberately
decorated her with banners and draperies
of bunting and f~estoons OF sa~gebrush. The
night ride up the river was delightful.
Under the leadership Of Mrs. Hayes the
party resolved itself into a choir, and spent
two hours or more in concert performance.
At II o'clock the Queen tied up till morn
ing. She arrived here at Gas, when q
committee from Walla Walla, with Judge
Mix at his head, was waiting with a special
train. The dock here was crowded, and as
the President appeared in the bow of the
boat he was loudly cheered. No speeches
were made, introductions merely following.
A private letter from Mazatlan contains
the intelligence that Ex-Governor Rubi,
who was captured at the battle of San
Vicente, has been shot by order of the
military authorities. 1t is also stated In
the same letter that Colonel Ramiez, chief
OF the Sinaloa revolution, had entered Ma
zatlan in disguise, with the evident inten-
ton OF taking the first steamer bound for
San Francisco. His guide betrayed him,
but he managed to escape to the woods,
about five miles distant from Mazatlan,
where at the latest accounts he was sur
rounded by soldiers, to prevent his escape.
His capture is expected every moment,
and it is believed that when caught he will
be shot.
A petition was filed in the Supreme
Court to rehear the case recently decided
against the Board OF Equalization.
The twenty-fourth annual meeting of the
Association Of California Congregational
Churches convened to-day at Oakland,
Prof. M. Kellogg was elected Moderator.
A large attendance.
II. 81. Scott, o member of the Big
Board, has been suspended. Liabilities
unknown.
A dispatch from walla Walla, Washing
ton Territory, says: The passage of the
Presidential party from Umatilla to this
city, IS miles, was made without special
incident, the train arriving shortly after
IL O'Clock. Five companies OF mounted
troops were in waiting at the depot, drawn
up in order, while the open space for
blocks was filed with an eager crowd,
numbering several thousand. The speak
ers' stand on the depot platform was
draped with the National colors. The
President, Secretary Ramsey and General
Sherman were conducted to this stand
amid enthusiastic applause. and were ad-
dressed by Judge Wingard. He assured
them Of a hearty welcome by the people OF
Walla Walla and vicinity, The President
addressed the crowd, and was followed by
Secretary Ramsey and General Sherman.
The party then entered their carriages,
and were driven through the streets, at
tended by mounted troops, bands, local
military companies, the fire department
and many citizens. The streets were elab-
orately decorated. AT the intersection OF
Third and Main streets had been erected a
magnificent arch, appropriately noticed.
The President was conducted to the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Ward, which the committee
had expressly furnished for his reception.