Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-16
COAST ADvICES,

From the Virginia Enterprise.
A Lively Tramp War at Truckee.
TRUcKEE, Nov. 14.-Great excitement
was caused in Truckee this morning by
the quick report upon the principal streets
of revolvers. Inquiry into the cause OF
the shooting showed that . band OF fifteen
tfamps had attacked the Jail, where three
comrades we're incarcersted, broke in,
and set at liberty the prisoners. When
the east-bound overland train was about
to pull out the whole band Of eighteen
were seen beading the train. and q hot
pursuit was immediately set in operation.
Numerous shots were exchanged. Officer
Feeter was struck by . flying rock and
the ground by . sandbag in the hands OF
one Of the rufians, but soon afterward re-
covered. The three escapes were. after .
hard chase, captured and lodged in the Jail.
Other arrests will probably follow to-day.
Two Of the arrested parties, giving the
names Of Barney Grayon and William
Harrison, are known to be highwaymen,
and will be brought before the Superior
Court at Nevada City upon 3 charge Of
highway robbery.
sBlack Bart' Again Captured.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 14.-A man known
as @. E. Bolton, and supposed to be "Black
Bart" the famous poetical highwayman,
was arrested here last Monday night by ].
B. Hume, special detective Of Wells, Fargo
Il Co. The matter was kept . secret, as
some doubts existed as to whether he was
really the famous highwayman or not. 1t
$1,000 AL.2 A. -.~ H..Aaxn1 hAn hnap IN
the habit of spending his Winters, during
the last six years, in this city, leading q
life OF luxury and ease, and known as Mr..
Bolton. He was arrested at No. 80 Second
street. where he has been in the habit Of
staying. He took everything in the coolest
manner, saying it was q case Of mistaken
identity. He has been taken to Stockton,
where, it is believed, be can be identified
by an old hunter who resides there.
The Venom that Comes OF Dealing
I'm Tobacco.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 14.-Witcher
Jones, a tobacco dealer, has commenced
suit against Joseph Brandenstein, capt.
talist and tobacco dealer, to recover
$94, 500. The complaint alleges that Bran
denstein induced Jones to form a copsrt-
nership with him in the tobacco business;
that Jones put in S24, 500, bought ma
chinery, and set the thing going, when
Brandenstein entered into q combination
with other parties to break the business
up, and which he succeeded in doing.
A Grand Boom In Salt Lake.
SALT LAKE, Nov. 14.-The Salt Lake
Cable Car Company last night received q
franchise from the City Council to con-
struct a road on Second South street, the
entire length to Fort Douglas, four miles;
TO be the same system as the newest lines
in San Francisco, and finished in nine
months. Never in the history Of the city
has freight arrived in as great quantities.
The freight Offices are blocked with bust
ness, and the war between the Union Pa
cifc and Rio Grande still continues.
A Handsome Present.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 14.-At a banquet,
rendered yesterday to Archbishop Riordsn
by the Catholic clergy and laity Of this
diocese, D. J.. Oliver presented the Arch
bishop with q magnificent ring, contain
ing a large sapphire surrounded by dia-
monds. The banquet took place at st.
Mary's College. Archbishop Alemany
greeted the advent of his coadjutor in his
warmest TERMS.
The Boy Murderer Caught.
PORTLAND, Nov. 14.-Charles B. Finlay-
son, the young boy charged with murder
ing his grandmother, as reported on the
Sd instant, has been captured near Will
lows. He acknowledged the deed. He
said he struck her with an AK because she
angered him.
Death of q Journalist.
Tucson, Nov. IA. W. Robbins, Sur
veyor General OF Arizona, died at noon to-
day. He had been suffering from con-
sumption for some months. Deceased
formerly was connected with the Chicago