Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-04
PACIFIC COAST ADWCES.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENrINHL.l
A Stage Robbery.

SAN FRANCESCA, NOV. "a fOet bpeclkl ssyb.
The Sonora and Milton stage was halted and
robbed at 8 O'Clock this morning, three miles
east of Copperopolis. Calaveras county, by Q
single highwsyman. who secured 81, 70S in re-
tort gold, shipped 1t Sonors. and en- route TO
this city. The particulars of the robbery are
very meager. The only intelligence is that
contained in the brief dispatches to Wells.
Forgo & Co.'S chief detective, ]. b. Hume.
The stage was due in Col peropolis a half hour
after the robbery. A posse was immediately
organ lied at Sonora and at Copperopol1s, ana
energetic efforts will be made to capture the
daring road agent. The stage carried no mes
seDger, but the driver generally went armed.
This is the first robbery on the route since u,
whom Charles p. WfebAch "stood up" the stage
about the Same place. He obtained the iron
boz, but could not open 1t. He was hunted
down by Detective Hume aud q posae, and got
o stretch in San Quentin.
Indian Intelligence.
DKMINe, N. NJ, Nov. S-The reason that the
Chincohua Apaches did not come on the reser-
walton after Crooks treaty with them, is all
owing to the action Of . certain clique who
profit by Indian troubles. 1t 10 affirmed that
they sent emissa.ies to the hostiles. prevail
ing on them not to come. On two occasions
the entire band was said to have crossed the
lines, but the mysterious influence which the
thieves had upon the Indians prevented their
further approsch.
Allowed to Land.
BAN Francisco. Nov. 3.-The Quarantine
Onicer, DR.. McAllister, this morning allowed
the passengers from the San Bias, who hsvo
been kept in quarantine on the China, to land.
They are all we'll and hearty, and as 16 days
have elapsed since the disease first broke out,
DIR. McAliister was satisfied 1t was perfectly
safe to allow them to come on shore.
A Heel and Zoe Contest
Co. No. HAL a11 knn
walking match between Dan OLeary and an
unknown. supposed to be Hart. the colored
man, and two unknowns of the Pacific Coast,
for 81, 900, has been arranged to take place in
this city. One half Of the amount was put up
tonight ut the Office Of the Pacific Life. Date
OF the match not yet fixed.
They Divide the Pot.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 3.-The receipts from
the Muldoon- whistler wrestling match last
evening, were 81, 400. The stakes were 81. 900.
After deducting expenses. 1885 were this
morning paid o ,er to each Of the two wrestlers.
1t Is expected that another match between
them will take place as soon - Whistler's
sheulder-bone is we'll again.
SurreptitiOus Immigration.
PORTLAND, Nov. 3.-Major WATSON has ar
rived at Port Townsend, W. T., from WASH
ington, with special instructions from the
Treasury Department to investigate and report
upon the surreptitious landing Of Chinese. He
is actively engaged in ascerteining the true
facts, and Will give an unbiased report.
Articles Filed.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-Articles Of incorpo-
ration of the Western Belle Mining Company.
Esmeralda county, New. capital $4,000. 900.
were filed yesterday In the County clerks
Office Of this city. John Neate. one of the
shareholders. is down for "a, $780, 900.
n TrOtting Match.
SAN FRANCISCO, Noy. S.-The trotting match
yesterday between Nellie Burns and Laura NJ
was won by the former. Four heats were
trotted. The first and second were won by
Nellie: third. Laura; fourth, Nellie. Time,
2:S3. 80, 29A, 32h, for Q purse Of $500.
A Rich Unkn0wm q Victim to Vel.
low Jack.
SAN Francisco, Nov. S.-John Murphy of
New York. 3 cabin passenger and one Of the
yellow fever patients on the Panama steamer
San Bias, died to-doy. The deceased was .
perfect stranger here. 1t Is said he possessed
. large property Esst.
Bigger than Was Thought.
BAL LAKE, Nov. 3.-The liabilities of the
Rev. G. NJ. Pierce. of the Rocky Mountain
Christian Advocate, are greater than at first
reported by SIC, 900. The ascertained liabiii-
ties are $4,000. mailing the largest failure here
In years. Assets $4,000.
The Unexpected Happens.
San FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-John 8. Gray. ex.
Secretary OF the Hsrbor Commission, was con.
victed this morning on one charge Of embez.
element Of $1,000. The jury were out seven
mtnutes
Praying for COnsulships.
sAs FRANCISCO, Nov. S.-There being many
British subjects In the Rocky Mountains, Earl
Granville has been p~etitioned to establish .
Consulship IN Denver and Vice Consulship In
Salt Lake.
Will Act ~ Director.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-Ex-Governor Bev-
eridge Of Illinois telegraphs that he will act as
. Director Of the United States Central Rail.