Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-04
PACIFIC COAST kDvlCES.
IsPRoIAL TO THE SENTINEL
Mexican ImtelIiGence.


SAN FRANoIsco, Nov. 3.-A Tucson dis
patch says: A Star special from Guaymas
has the following: The Governor left this
city on the 2Sth. His troops were marched
to the depot to so to Hermosillo, but re-
volted and surrendered their arms to Col.
Garcia, commander of the Federal troops.
He then left on a special with only 80 men
out of 40 he had at first. The members
Of the Legislature, and his employees be-
fore his arrival at Hermosillo, also the
State troops in that city, all surrendered
their arms to Gen. Reyes on his arrival.
The escort Of 80 men did the same. Gen.
Reyes gave an escort to the Governor to
protect him from the populace from the
station to his residence. The populace ap-
peared indignant with him, and he was
greeted with shouts of Death to the Gov
ernor!' Down with the tyrant!' Public
indignation appeared the same on the fol-
lowing days. He asked from the Legisla-
ture leave Of absence for three months,
which was granted on the evening OF the
goth. He was attacked by the populace in
his house, and Gen. Reyes was compelled
to send Federal troops to quell the mob
hLG saw Ai9 liz II WY lb4C L
perfectly powerless to protect him. He
promised to leave the State Immediately,
and the next day he left on a special train,
with a guard given him by Gen. Reyes to
protect him from insult and attempts at
assassination. He was accompanied by
some members of the Legislature and a
Project from Guaymas. All is now peace
inc quiet. Business, which for some days
had been paralyzed, is reviving.
Arrested ON Suspicion.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. "a man and
woman giving the names of Alfred Anderson
and Bertha Nelson were arrested here to-
night on a dispatch from the Chief of Po-
lice at Portland, Oregon. They had just
arrived on the steamer Dakota from Vic
toria. These parties are accused of
being concerned in the murder of Carl
Anderson, whose body was found last
week on Swan Island, a few miles below
Portland. The condition of the body
was such as to leave no doubt that Ander-
son wa3 murdered. The woman arrested
was the former mistress of the murdered
man, and the other prisoner is his brother.
Both parties protest their innocence, and
claim that they know nothing of the MUIR
der.
Guilty of Embezzlement.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 3.-The trial of
David Burt, ex-Teller of the Bank of
British North America, for the embezzle-
ment of $4,000, funds of the bank, was
concluded in the Department of the
Twelfth Superior Court to-day. The jury,
after a short absence, returned a verdict
of guilty. He will be sentenced next
Friday.
Sattiesnake Jack Killed.
BOISE CRY, Nov. 3,-Weduesday night
John Said, Rattlesnake Jack, attempted to
kill John Smith, a barkeeper at Weisser
Creek. Resisting arrest by Deputy Sheriff
Porter, Jack was killed, a shot entering
his right breast, back and hip. Deputy
Porter was shot through the calf of the
leg by Jack. The Coroner's Jury rem
dered a verdict OF justifsble homicide.
safe Robbed.
BLUE CANYON (Cal.), Nov. 3.-There
was a bold and daring robbery committed
at this place on the night of Oct. 81. s. O.
Jordan's safe was robbed, and S7S4 were
taken. There is no clue to the robbers as
yet. The officers are making a diligent
search.
Death of ]. W. simOntOn.
SAN Francisco, Nov. "A Napa dis
patch says: J. W. S~imonton, for many
years General Agent of the Associated
Press at New York, died suddenly this
evening at his residence near Napa, OF
heart disease.