Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-05-06
PACIFIC COAST ADVICES.
ESPECIAL TO" THE SENTINEL
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tsHfry H+e--s.eiasE-- Deserted.
SAN Francisco, May "a Lordsburg
dispatch says: The latest reports from
Mexico are to the effect that Captain Tup-
per and his troops had a second encoun-
ter with the Indians on the LIST inst, about
As miles south of Cloverdale, killing 80
Indians and recapturing about 200 head of
stock. Upper lost n killed and one
wounded.
The town of Galeyville, recently re-
ported as having been burned by the In
dians, is rapidly being deserted by the
merchants and others, who are moving all
their stock and effects to San Simon for
safety, though it is believed here that all
immediate danger is over. Colonel Brady,
who reached Richmond with his command
yesterday, having secuted along the entire
route, reports all quiet, and no sign of
fresh Indian tracks.
LOcOs' Band Not Defeated.
SAN Francisco, May 5.-A Tucson dig
patch says: 1t is generally believed here
that the main body of Locos' band has not
have had two successful skirmishes with
thChls ic ubib anu uClCaV VI III DdIlu
by General Garcia across the line was with
the advance body of the h%ostiles, who had
women, children and stock. Locos' band
of warriors, numbering over 100, are be-
hind the troops, and passed within sight of
Galeyville on April 25. The soldiers
started in pursuit Of the band which left
the vicinity OF Galeyville with the stolen
stock, women and children on April "a,
and had an engagement with them before
they crossed the line. Well confirmed re-
ports say that Locos, with about 125 war;
riors, is now across the line in the Tres
Hermanos Mountains.
Election of Officers of the Grand
Council.
SAN Francisco, May 5.-The Grand
Council of the Order of Chosen Friends
have elected the following officers: Grand
Councillor, F. M. Cook; Grand Vice.
Councillor, G. O.. Burton; Grand Secre-
tary, Isaac L. Long; Grand Treasurer,
John w. Shaffer; Grand Marshal, A. H.
Cummings; Grand Warden, Mrs. Abbie
E. Wood; Grand Guard, s. M. Perry;
Grand Sentry, Chas. Fl. j. Luth; Grand
Trustees, G.. w. Watson, W. A.. Knowles,
W. W. Moore, Gustave Winehill and J..
M. Davis.
f. f. Hammers Kills A.. Mccall.
FRESNO (Cal.), May 5.-E. F. Hammers
shot and killed A. Mccall near Selma to-
day. The trouble grew out of road mat
tiers. Hammers discharged five bullets
into McCalPs body. No particulars. Nc
Call formerly resided in Santa Clara Coun-
ty. They were both farmers.
A fearful sandstorm, accompanied by o
northwind, prevails here this afternoon.
Examination of McGilIivray.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.-The prelimin-
airy examination of J.. G. McGillivray took
place in Oakland yesterday. The defen-
dant was charged with assaulting and terri
bly, beating Archie Borland, the promi-
stock broker, several weeks ago. 1t
was thought Borland would die for a time.
Owing to the very contradictory character
of the testimony the Court ordered the
discharge of McGillivray.
Concluded Hts LabOrs.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.-The Provincial
Council of the Arch Diocese of the Catho-
lie Church of California concluded its la
bors to-day. The Council is held only
once in three years, unless by special call,
and has been in session all this week. The
proceedings will have to be sent to Rome
and receive the Pope's approval before
they can be made public.
Address Of the League of Deliver.
ance.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.-An address has
been prepared by the Executive Commit
tee of the League of Deliverance, and
published to the public at large. 1t
urges all to discontinue employing and
Chinese, and to come and
Join the League,
Savage Assessment.
SAN Francisco, May 5.-savage levies
all assessment of fifty cents.