Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-21

was about 10 report the matter TO the
Chief of Police, and to ask that the body
be exhumed, but whether or not, from
feelings Of respect for his dead child's re-
mains, he concluded TO let the matter rest.
Hopes are entertained that the police will
follow it up, for these numerous outrsges
have produced . feeling Of dread among
the mothers Of children throughout the
entire city.
Nevada = Mere Hinfng Camp.
BAN FRANCIsco, Oct. 20.-The Bulletins
New York special. quoting from the Pub
lie ON the silver problem, says: There 10
no hope for national legislation about sill
yer next session, while each party 10 striv-
ing for the fourteen votes of California.
Nevada and Colorado. What interest. it
asks, controls those States beyond the
mining Of silver? Nevada is 9 mere min
ing camp. 1t has elected Jones and Fair,
. Republican and . Democrat, to the Sem
ate, not caring what they are otherwise, so
long as they have mines Of silver.
Colorado produces more than twice as
much silver as any other State or Terri
tory, and its representative, Bedford. open
~ declares his intention to defeat the Re-
publican party il it ceases to protect silver
mining. None Of them seem to see that
q sound metallic policy might be advantage
Gus to the silver producing interest.
Death From Yellow Fever.
SAN FRANoIsCo, Dot. 20.-There has
been another death from yellow fever within
the waters of San Francisco. Celiste
Monico, q passenger who arrived on the
Granada yesterday afflicted with the dis
ease, and who was pronounced to be in .
critical condition by DR.. McAllister, the
quarantine officer, died tonight. His re-
mains will be placed in . hermetically
| sealed metallic casket, towed ashore and
| landed at . distant portion Of the city.
| The deceased 10 . Swede. He was only .
| few days in Panama. The fever was de-
| veloped soon after leaving that port. A
lady convalescing Of what was called per-
| nicious fever was . passenger on board the
| Granada. The opinion is that her malady
was . mild attack Of yellow fever, and
| that she brought it on board in her effects.
| and that Monico caught the fever by COM
| ing in contact with the infected clothing
or goods Of some kind. No new cases are
noticeable among the passengers and nom
are expected.
Production Decreasing.
| SAN Francisco, Oct. 20.-President
Randall, of the Quicksilver Mining Com.
pany, stated to-day that the production Of
quicksilver WAS rapidly decreasing; that IL
would soon become improbable to work
the mines in this country. The California
production in 1882 was over 1000 TASKS
less than in 1881. This years production
will, he estimates, show . still further
decrease. The quicksilver men will, be
says, move Congress for . better protec.
ton, as the foreign importation is steadily
increasing. Randall says there are thirty
millions invested in quicksilver mines on
this coast, employing 5000 men. and that
the duty will have to be placed at ten cents
a pound on the foreign article If the mines
here are to be worked at . profit.
Death Of . sculptor.
SAN Francisco, Oct. N.-News has been
received of the death of Pistro Mezzura,
the w~ell-known sculptor, and for many
years q resident of this city. He died in
Paris on the 9Th Of September. Among
his works in this State are the Lincoln
statue at the Lincoln Grammar School
and the statusry in the State Capitol al
Sacramento.