Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-07
PACIFIC COAST ADViCES.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL.
Good TempIar's Election

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SAN FRANCIsco, Oct. 6.-The Grand
Lodge of Good Templars have elected the
following officers to serve for the ensuing
year: Grand Worthy Counsellor, W. D.
Gould of Los Angeles; Grand Worthy Vice
Guard, Mrs. E. P. Stevens Of San Fran
cisco; Grand Worthy Secretary, G. B.
K~atzenstein Of Sacramento; Grand Worthy
Treasurer, DR.. J.. S. Halsey of Vallejo;
G. S. j. W, Mrs. NJ. f. Richardson Of
Murphy's; Trustees of the Grand Lodge,
Niles Searls, J.. S. Halsey and Robert
Thompson.
The following persons were chosen as
representatives to r. W. G. L., to be held
in Chicago in May, 1898: Niles Searls of
Nevada City, Mrs. J. NJ. Katzenstein of
Sacramento, Mrs. E. Baldwin OF Sacra-
mento, Mrs. E. P. Stevens of San Fran
cisco. Alternates, H. S. Graves, NJ. +.
Quinn, Mrs. NJ. ]. Mayhem and Mrs. A.
L. Baldwin.
san Francisco Politics.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 6.-The Democrat
io County Convention met last night. E.
B. Stonehiil was chosen Chairman. His
election is a victory for what is known as
the Buckley faction. After the adoption
Of the report of tho Committee on Perman-
ent Organization the Convention adjourn
ed until Saturday night.
j. J. Harrigan and 7. NJ. Mccarthy
were nominated State Senators last night
by the Democratic Legislative Conven-
ton of the Ninth District.
A Republican Conference.
SAN Francisco, Oct. G.-This afternoon
a Conference Committee. consisting Of
Senator Miller, Governor Perkins, Horace
Davis and Ex-Governor Low and a Com
mittee Of Five each from the Buffers and
buffers Conventions, met to consider
propositions for restoring harmony among
the Republicans of San Francisco. A
leading member Of the comnittee said the
indications for peace were favorable.
Encountered Il Cyclone.
! SAN FRANCIsCo, Oct. 6.-The American
ship Hagarstown, which arrived here to-
day, al days from New York, reports
having encountered on the 18th of Septem-
Der a cyclone. The gale lasted three
hours and a half. Portions of the rigging
were carried away and 7 feet of water were
in the hold. At one time the vessel mar
rowly escaped laundering. Captain Pierce
was hurled overheard, but was rescued,
and a number Of the crew were injured by
the falling spars.
A Desper tie Chinaman Killed.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ca Chinese high
binder named Chic All Chock was shot
three times tonight by & countryman in
Chinatown. The wounded man lived but
a few minutes after receiving the shots.
The murderer escaped. The trouble was
about a Chlnaw0maU, with whom deceased
had been living Deceased had long been
regarded as a desperate character. 1t is
thought that several Cinnamon are con-
cerned in the murder. Several we're ar
rested on suspicion.
Pima County Granu Jury.
Tucson, Oct. 6.-The Grand Jury of
Pima County adjourned to-day. Twenty
indictments were found, FIVE for murder
and the remainder for robbery and lar
ceny.
A COid-BIOOded Affair.
YUMA, Oct. 6.-This morning at half
past 6 o'clock Leopold Furrer, Chairman
of the Board Of Supervisors of this county,
was shot in cold blood by VIM. Donehy,
boss carpenter for the Sperr Company.
The affair grew out of q money transac-
ton, i'll which Donehy was evidently
wrong. Much excitement exists.
Ser;nu.ly Stabbed.
AUSTIN, Oct. Elm the house of the
Eureka Colt, a woman of the town, a row
occurred this evening, in which VIM. Do
herty and Thomas Hamilton were serious
ly stabbed. Hamilton was cut in the
neck and left side, and the chances are
that he will die.
Death of Daniel Cook.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 6.-Dan. Cook, a
prominent mining operator, died to-day Of
quick consumption.