Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-05
PACIFIC COAST ADVICES.

PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.
Burned to Death In q Celia Stock
SwindIer Comes to Grief-Hfgh-
Toned Chinese Wedding-Savage
L.eyies an ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at
Oakland Croker Opens His
Hear and Purse-TrOOps sent
East-The Ocean Shore Franchise.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. A Portland
dispatch says: The Douglass County'J Jail
at Roseburg was burned this morning and
with it Charles Williams, incarcerated the
day before for larceny. 1t is supposed he
undertook to burn his way out and the
fire became unmanageable.
The examination of Alexander B. Bar
nard, the Mexican mining stock forger,
was concluded yesterday. The prisoner
was held to answer in So, 900 bonds. I'M
mediately upon the announcement Of the
Courts decision, Captain Lees and Detec-
tive Meagher placed the main witness,
Benjamin G.. Jackson, under arrest, charg-
ing him also with forgery. The testimony
was all taken with closed doors, but from
what can be gathered on the outside Of the
Courtroom it would seem that if the ar
rest of Barnard had not taken place when
it did, a quantity Of the illicit stock would
have been fioated ON the market, which
would have amazed Pine street. A con-
federate had stolen the Mexican blank GER
t~ificates from the printers Office and coun-
forfeited the signatures, etc.
An event of much interest to the friends
of the religious conversion of the Chinese
took place this morning at Trinity Church.
1t was the marriage of Rev. Walter Ching
Young, D. D., to Miss All Tim of Hong
Kong. 1t is believed to be the first Mon
golian marriage in the United States, cele-
brated in an Episcopal Church. DR..
Young, whose Chinese name was All
Ching, is an Episcopalian minister, having
been received into that church three or
four years ago.
Savage levies an assessment Of 30 cents
per share.
At Oakland to-day Andras Wanderer,
partner in a confectionery establishment,
suicided by shooting himself in the head.
Cause, mental alteration arising from q
wound on the head received from San
Francisco hoodlums about two years ago.
Charles Crocker, President of the South
ern Pacific r. R. has given the Academy
Of Sciences $40 900 in Southern Pacific six
per cent bonds, the interest to be devoted
to original scientific Investigation on the
Pacific Slope.
The Fourth Regular Artillery left by
special train to-day for the East.
Thomas Nickerson, OF the Atchison, To-
peka q Santa Fe and the Atlantic & Pacific
Railroad Companies, says neither OF these
companies is an applicant for the franchise
OF the Ocean Shore road to run from Santa
Hrxr ~ ta 0an EroNAsroA 4 L.
understood that while these companies are
not applicants for the franchise, there Is
an arrangement by which they may in the
future secure the benefit Of 1t.
After the Miners.
MEANWHILE, Nov. 4.-Petitions ad.
dressed to Attorneys General Hart have
been sent from this city for circulation
and signatures in the counties Of Yuba,
Suffer. Butte, Colusa and Sacramento.
The petitions ask that ell hydraulic mines
In that portion Of the State depositing
their debris In the Sacramento, Feather.
Yuba. Bear and American Rivers or in
any OF the tributaries or gulches from
which 1t might reach those rivers, be inn
mediately enjoined by the State until the
question is decided in the Courts.
The Feeling Of Miners I'm Nevada
County.
NEVADA (Cal.), Nov. 4.-News was re-
ceived here to-day that Judge Mayhem,
sitting in Keyser's Court at Marysville,
had issued orders TO the Sheriff of Nevada
County. directing him. to shut of the
water In all the hydraulic mines already
enjoined, and to post a notice OF injunc-
ton on the Eureka Lake Company mines.
The Sheriff says he has not yet received
any official order to this effect. He will
probably receive them by the next mail,
but whether he will serve them Or not will
doubtless depend upon the advice given
by his legal adviser. Hon. Miles Searles,
attorney for the Eureka Lake Company,
has forbidden him to turn off the water In
claims belonging to the Eureka Lake
Company, his theory being that under ex-
listing circumstance nj such authority
can be legally delegated to that official.
The receipt Of the news has created con-
siderable comment, and the general opin-
ion 10 that the miners will not heed the
order. In many of the mining camps,
where the mines have been closed down
within Q few weeks, and are now running
again, the people have taken decided stand,
and are determined that miners shall con.
tinus at work until stopped by a properly
recognized authority.
The Kernvil1e Mob.
BAKEnsrrrLp. Nov. 4.-The examination
Of the II men arrested OF q charge Of be-
ing members Of the mob that killed Depu-
ty Sheriff Mitchell In an abortive attempt
to lynch the murderer. Thomas Hebert, at
Kernville on the 10th ult., was commenced
here Monday and lasted until to-day. They
were all discharged except J. Cochran.
who was held to answer for murder. The
evidence is tolerably clear that Cochran
fred one Of the two shots that struck
Mitchell, either one Of which were fatal.
His being wounded by q return shot OF de-
led to his Identification. None
others Of the arrested partie: were identified