Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-02
PACIFIC COAST ADWCES.
ESPECIAL TO THE sKsrIsEL.l

San Francisco intelligence.
SAN Francisco, Aug. Henry Ward
Beecher will arrive in this city September
8. He will deliver four lectures here.
Judge Evans OF the Superior Court has
placed his resignation in the hands Of Gov.
stoneman. preferring TO practice his pro-
fession to the bench.
The Levy divorce case, which has had TO
DO conducted with closed doors, was con-
cluded to-day. . divorce being granted to
Mrs. Levy, with the custody Of the minor
child.
During the Is hours ending at noon yes
terdsy IS wheat vessels came into this
port. At the present moment there is .
quarter more tonnage in this port than at
any corresponding period during the past
two years. Freights have dropped IN
siderably, wooden charters being taken a.
low as AZ shillings and six pence per ton.
The trial Of James Harkins, whose name
was associated with the great opium
smuggling case, and who is charged with
giving 81, 200 az . bride to the United
States Commissioner, Joseph F. O'Beirne,
began to-day. The case is expected to
occupy several days.
Following upon the printers strike In
Morning Call Office last night the Union
printers employed in the Bulletin Office
received this morning the following notice
from the Executive Committee OF the
Typographical Union: ''San Francisco,
July 80. To the Chairman Of the Bulletin
Chapel-Sir: The Executive Committee
OF Typographical Union No. 81 require you
TO call your Chapel together, and inform
the foreman Of the Bulletin Office that
hereafter you will form q Union Chapel
and work under the laws and regulations
OF the Union or quit work. BY order Of
the Executive Committee. Signed: e.
A. Wallazz, Chairman; John p. VIM
chers. Secretary" A meeting OF the
Union men was Immediately called and q
committee appointed to wait on Mr.. Fitch,
the proprietor. He refused to accede to
their demands, that none but Union men,
bers be employed. Thereupon all but II
left their cases. Most OF the places OF the
strikers were promptly filed, and the
setting up OF to-day's Bulletin was pro-
ceeded with.
Held Up the Wrong Man.
SALT LAKE, Aug. 1.-Information was
received in the city yesterday Of the
~'holding up" by road agents of Lon
Rivers. a travelling man. who was on his
way in from Yellowstone Park, through
Beaver Canyon. They made him throw up
his hands. then tied him to . wagon
wheel and went through his pockets,
taking his watch and money. They kept
him under guard over night, and discover
Ing he was . member OF the knights OF
Pythias. released him, returning his
money and watch, and telling him he was
not the party they we're looking for and
regretting his capture. They said they
were watching for N Eastern fellow
travelling that way who had monsy to
spare.
Preparing 10 Meet she Grand Master
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1.-The Triennial
Committee has chartered . special car to
proceed to Los Angeles with . delegation
to meet Grand Master Dean. The escort
ing party to consist Of Grand Commander
Perkins and the officers OF the Grand Com.
mandery Of California. The party Will
leave here Sunday, the 12th instant.
A Lawyer Tarred and Feashsred.
Lonpssuna. N. NJ. Aug. L. Yesterday
A band OF so-called best citizens Of Clifton
seized Col. George, . lawyer. and tarred
And feathered him for defending lot-jump-
ers. Much trouble and blood VAL PROB
ably dow before the matter 10 ended.
A washOut.
OGDEN, Aug. lowing to . washou'
on the Denver 4 Rio Grsnde, no passen.
.--.a f-oua tha East over that road