Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-04-26
PACIFIC COAST ADVICES.
Meeting of the Antt-Chinese Con-
ventiOn to Devise Means for Stop
ping Chinese Immigration.

hAGtgtDS vi the btShtHe8 SOD-
ventiOn to Devise Mean for Stop
ping Chinese Immigration.
Especial TO THE SENTINEL.
SAN Francisco, April 25.-The Anti
Chinese State Convention met last night
under the auspices of the Trades Assem-
bly,. The attendance was large. s. R.
Wilson called the meeting to order and ex-
planned that the object of the Convention
was to devise means for stopping the Chi
nese invasion. Henry Marsden was cho-
sen temporary Chairman. A Committee
on Credentials was appointed. An address
from the Knights of Labor was read. A
number of speeches were made. The re-
port Of the Committee on Credentials
showed representatives from the following
organizations in the interior present :
Ruby Hill Miners Union, Virginia City
Miners Union, Gold Hill Miners Union,
Mechanics Union of Storey County, Ne
vada, North Bloomfield Miners Union,
Morris Flat Miners Union, Cherry Creek
Miners Union, besides a great number of
San Francisco labor organizations. The
report favored the exclusion Of the follow
ing Unions of San Francisco: socialistic
Labor Party, jewelers. of San Francisco,
Anti Chinese Leagues and the Amalgam-
ated Labor Club of Oakland. This caused
a noisy episode, and the matter was finally
laid over until this evening.
SAN FRANoIsco, April 25.-The two COM
panies Of cavalry at Fort Point have re-
ceived orders to be in readiness to go to
Arizona, but marching orders have not yet
been received. Adyices are meager at
military headquarters, but the impression
is that the force at the front is sufficient to
meet the emergency. Captain Harrison's
company of the First Cavalry have left the
Preside for Arizona.
A Lordsburg dispatch says there is no
new of importance from Doubtful Canyon
reported to be in camp on the east side of
the Stem Peak range, taking things very
easy and affording the hostiles every facil-
ity for escape. 1t looks very much like
another Indian question. The troops had
the Indians completely surrounded at
Doubtful Canyon and at Horseshoe Can
yon Saturday night last, but now it is
feared they will escape.
There is an unconfirmed report current
of two prospectors having been killed yes
terday IA miles north of here on the Gila
road.
Mckenzie is said to be en- route to join
Forsyth and take command in person.
Bulwer declares a dividend of 10 cents
per share, and Contention one of rs cents.
PARTICULARS OF THE SHOOTING OF HUBBELL.
Hills FERRY, April pa shooting af-
fray occurred here which resulted in the
death of one Of the participants, named
Hubbell. VIM. Miles came into town to
do some trading. While at the store ST.
mon Hubbell entered, and without provo
cation or words struck Miles in the face
with a pistol. Miles at the time of the as
sault vas sitting on the counter. Hubbell
was seized and ordered out of the store.
AS Miles was leaving, about Is minutes
later, Hubbell met him on the porch.
Hubbell jumped down on the ground and
went around to a team, and drew his re-
%volver, when Miles fred, hitting him in
the neck and killing him instantly. The
coroner's jury have brought in q verdict of
justitiable homicide.