Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-14
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sAx FRAxcIsco. Sept. 13.-The Post this
afternoon Publishes an count Of hov .
petition TO Gov. Stoneman for An extra
session. for the purpose Of eondsuhing
Railroad Commissioners Humphreys and
Carpsntsr. vas Manufactured Il states
that four young msn called IT their oHos
with . bundle Of petitions. to which we're
appended som GO signatures. Ths petit
ions we're the same - those iss1sd by Mr..
Harrison, Of Richards 4 Harrison, Who On
several occasions gave evidence before the
Railroad Commissioners Of discrimination
In fhs freight rates exercised BY the rail
road company. Duncan Vas the spoks=-
man Of the four Q md sAid they re-
sponded 20 An advertisement inserted By
Vim. Gillespie, 40 Eearny street. vho
agreed to pay them o cent 8 signature,
and Who encouraged shsm by saying that
they could easily make from s. 70 3 per
day canvassing for signss1re- When they
got about 600 names they called for a.
Gillespie told them he bad no money, and
referred them TO Mr.. Harrison, who re-
fused 70 give them any. stating tina. be
had given Gillespie $50 70 pay for CANVASS
ing, and he would not rus up any more.
1t 10 affirmed that the signatures are AL
genuine, but the boys rsftss 70 give them
up until paid for their work.
. Yraneises IDtelligenee.
SAx TRAsc1sco, Sept 13.-Ths Cali
fornis rife team. to contest sgAinss The
Nevada team for the inkr-Stase trophy,
leaves here this afternoon for Carson.
The jury 70 try Gray, the defaultipg
Secretary Of the HArbor Commissioners,
has bean completed. and the case act for
trial on Monday nsxt. It viii occupy
about ons week.
n h. inquest held on tie body Of Henry
Murphy, . boy six ysazs Old. Who va run
over BY . ons-horss street. car and killed,
the CoronsT'B Jury took occasion TO strong |
y condemn the bob-tAil cars, inasnuch
= they impose double duty on the driver. |
In thsif verdict they hsld the street ear
company r~esponsibls for the accident; that
In compelling the driver 10 act both q
driver and conductor thsy impose too
much work upon him. thus sudsneerinR
the lives Of pedestrians.
EvoAlng the BsstRletion Law.
eAx f1AzcDco. Sept. Is.-It has been |
developed that the Treasury Instructions
10 Custom-houss authorities regarding
Chinese In transit are bsing abused. The
Instructions provide that Cinnamon arriv.
ing here en- route to other pointn NAV |
land on certificates given BY the Chinese
Consul, and produce them q Q specided
time. The Custom house odRcials 40 |
knowledge that II frequently happens that
Chinamsn who esme ashore In this way
manage TO stay. They cite . ease Of four
from Cuba, vho never departed. although
the Consul o they did. At the pres
emit time there are about 30 here Who
never left.
Refuses to 0uaFAntane.
sAx FRAScIsco. Sept. 13.-Quarantins |
odicsr McAllistsr Of this city refuses to
quarantine vessels from Guaynas, Mex
leo, not having. he states, received on |
c;al communication that yellow fever il |
prevailing ct that point. He will mot
quarantine until notified BY the National
Board Of Health ct Washington. Dis
patches were forwarded to-day 70 the
United States Consul ct Haxatlsn. asking
for information. Probably IL will be four
or i've days before IN answer d received.
Yellsw Fever ~ Gusynas.
BExsoS. A. T.. Sept. 1s.-Gso. 8. Rice. |
Superintendent Of the Boston Mil and
Mining Company 81 Tombstone. has Just
returned FROM uaymas. He states that
yellow fever is raging in Gusymas and
Hsrmosillo, and that II deaths occurred
ct Guaymas the day before he left.
1ejefeings and Congratulations.
PORTLAND. Sept. l3.-Portland 10 one
vast bIaxs Of light this evening. the occa-
sion Of the illumination being in honor Of
President Willard and party. Not less |
Ihan ~, 900 people are on the streets. II
b . general occasion for rejoiciugs and |
congratulations.
Destructive Fire.
OLYMPIA. W. T., Sept. IA hrs this
morning destroyed the Surveyor-G Generals
flee and other buildings. All the land
ecords were burned. The loss q $50, 900;
insurance unknown. II u said TO BE- in
endiary.
Bound East.
PORTLAND. Sept. 1S.-Gen. Grant, Evarts
nd some others Of Wizards party left
biz morning for the Cascades, from there
hey take the train direct east.
Death of Col. Preston.
SAN FRAxc1sco. Sept. 1S.-Col. Albert
7. Preston Of the United States Army
I'd to-day. II