Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-10
PACIFIC COAST ADVICES

The Democratic State Convention.
SAN Francisco, June ga large pro-
portion Of the delegates to the Democratic
State Convention are now in the city.
Careful comparisons show Hearst's
strength about 60 short of enough to nom
mate. The forces of johnson, Taylor,
Berry and Stoneman are combined against
him. The knowing ones claim to be in
possession of information justifying the
conclusion that Hearst's strength has
reached its maximum-at least so short
of q nomination. b same high authority
claims to be prepared to say the great prize
lays between Stoneman and Johnson. Ar
engagements are being made to combine the
strength of Berry and Stoneman, giving
all to the n having the best chance of
success. Practically the Convention is
now in session here. Clay W. Taylor has
rooms at the Palace; Hearst at No. 60 Ne
vada Block, and Johnson at large. 1t is
said here that if Hearst is beaten in the
Convention, he will make a record of sub
mission to the will of the majority,
which is certain to place him in the lead
for U. s. Senator if the Democrats have
the call in the Legislature of 1885.
Fatal stabbIns Case.
SAN Francisco, June AT Los Gatos
last evening at 9 O'Clock Mrs. Guadalupe
Flores, aged 20 years, while on her way
from Rogers store to her house, was way
laid and stabbed five times. She expired
in a short time. Circumstances point to
John Warsley, her former husband, as the
murderer. He was released from the
State Prison last April, having served two
n 10 fnr Erarl 1a,ar-- oo
San Jose found his wife had obtained a d.
vorce during his absence and married
Flores. He previously announced his in
tention to kill Flores and his wife. He
has not yet been apprehended.
Election of Officers.
SAN Francisco, June 9.-The Grand
Grove Of California, U. A. o. D., now in
session here, has elected the following Of
Ulcers: Noble Grand Arch, Phillip Rohr-
bacher; Deputy Grand Arch, George Wash
lngton Peckham; Grand Secretary, Henry
A. Chase; Grand Treasurer, Chas. Weber;
Grand Guardian, A. Bonnetti; Grand Rep
resentatives to the Grand Grove of the
United States, H. Vedova and James E.
Wolfe; Trustees, II. Maginnis, John Bitter
and F. Stand.
SILK Factory Burned.
San Francisco, June 9.-Between / and
2 this morning the California Silk Factory
of South San Francisco and four frame
dwellings were burnt. The origin OF the
fire is unknown. The factory was owned
by Rodgers, Meyer d Co. A large mum.
Der of girls are thrown out of employment.
The loss foots up S75, 900.
A Powder Elk pIOsiOn.
A Francisco, June 9.-At 1880 last
night a fire occurred in the dry house of
the Tonite Powder Works at Steges' Sta
ton, Alameda County, and about one ton
OF powder blew up. No one was injured.
The fire is supposed to be incendiary.
Damage. 81, 900.
John O'Brien Stabbed.
LODI, June 9.-Last night at Wood
bridge John O'Brien, a brakeman on the
narrow gauge railroad, was stabbed and
died in a short time. O'Brien did not
know who stabbed him. One arrest has
been made, but there is no positive proof.
No smallpox on the steamer Coptic.
San Francisco, June s.--No smallpox
was discovered on board the steamer Cop.
tic. The steamer was locked this evening.
and the passengers will be allowed to land
m. IN arrou