Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-23

out effect, and fired three Intellectual
shots at the policemen who attempted TO
arrest him, and was finally shot through
the arm, arrested and locked up. ne was
in liquor at the time.
The safe of the County Treasurer OF
Tuolumne County was robbed on Sunday
night of Sc, 800. The doors were founo
unlocked in the morning. No clue TO tine
robbers. Treasurer Mclean has notined
his bondsmen OF his readiness TO surren-
der all his property to them.
A Portland dispatch says q ire IN the
State Prison at Salem destroyed the IAN
merry, stove works and chair factory. Inc
buildings were the property OF the State,
and were occupied by the contractors. Inc
loss is about SAC, 1000. The convicts rem
dered efficient service, and no attempts At
escape were made.
Senator Ferry OF Michigan, who is tenn
porariiy in the city, in an interview with a
Call reporter last evening, expressed tne
opinion that no special session would Dc
called. Such action would arouse appre-
hension OF radical changes Impending,
and the Senator was OF the OPINION that
Arthur intends to follow the policy marked
out by Garfield. He believed that the he,
publicans would organize the Senate, ana
THAI ATtuuF WOOlu uOt ash AZ DoNJ ~
make any Cabinet changes.
A dispatch from the interior reports a
general light rain last night and this
morning, extending over the northern por-
ton of the State, and as far south as San
Benito County, so far as heard from.
An effigy ri Guiieau was found banging
at the foot of Clay street this morning.
MoKELUMNE, HILL (Cal.) J, Sept. 22.-ln
the shooting affray this morning, Romelda
Cataldo shot Jas. Flynn of Monterey
County. Flynn died this morning at 4
O'Clock.
SACRAMENTO, September 21.-The fair is
a continued success. There are excellent
~attendances at the races. The first race
~(runnine) between Forest King, Lunday,
Duchess Of Norfolk, all foals of 1879, mile
dash. The positions. were as above. Inc
Duchess carried five pounds extra, as win
ner of the former three quarter dash. The
Duchess took the pole and kept the lead till
the end. King made good second time IN
LAG. The second race (running) free for all,
mile DISH. between Jennie B., Bonnie Jean
and Armada Howard. They went in that
position. Jennie won easily. Jean made
second-time 1:464. The next race was a
running race, ~three-quarter mile heats. be-
tween FLIES Winifred and Norris. Winifred
having the pole won easily in 1:l74 l:l9t.
The running race between Clara ID and
Jim Brown for IL miles was a fine race and
created great interest. Brown sold the IA
vorie, S14 to S120. Clara d led from the
star. by half a length, and kept it undo a
steady pull, winning in 1:074. The next
was a trot for the 2:30 class for $1,000, be-
tween Blackmore, VIM. Tell, Stout, En-.
press, Stark, Susie and Hancock. who went
in that order. Empress was the favorite:
in the pools. After many efforts a send-oit
wss had. Stout led; Empress, second;
TIL, third; King won; Stout, second; En-
t press, third; time 2:291. Empress took the
second heat; King, second; Stout, third
time 2:2S1. The third heat created great
excitement. Empress led to the last turn,
) when all four were nearly abreast. King,
On the homestretch, forged to the front and
t took the heat by a neck; Stout, second
Empress, third; time 2:304. Star King
won the fourth heat; Stout, second; EN-,
press, third; Susie, fourth. The judges die
not announce any time, outsiders making il
2:32.
SAN Francisco, September 21.-A Vic
toria dispatch says: The flags are at half
mast all over the city, and on the ships Of
, war and merchantmen in the barber. Dur
ing the celebration Of the o~bsequies the
garrison artillery will fire a salute of 10t
| guns. Many buildings are draped in mourn
ing.