Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-15

ESPECIAL TO III. s%ENTIHEL.i
San Francisco intelligence.

SAN FRANcIsco, Aug. 14.--The steamer
Mariposa arrived this morning from
Honolulu, having on board King Kalskua's
Band, some members of which we're said
to be infected with leprosy. An examina-
ton proved the statement to be incorrect,
and the band was permitted to land with
out any trouble. Among the passengers,
rs in number, were several who came to
participate in the Templar festivities.
Felipe Arellano, from the City of
Mexico, Speaker of the House OF Represen-
~tatives, says the building Of railroads has
done more in tho last 10 years to develop
and make known the great resources Of
Mexico thar all that has previously been
done within the present century.
Hermann Libin, q commercial traveller,
committed suicide last night. He was
about 40 years Of sge.
Judge Hoffman has declined TO set the
opium smuggling case for trial during the
Conclave period. 1t is believed the new
trial will be q hard fight on both sides, the
Government having secured strong evil
dence tending to convict several witnesses
for perjury.
The knights Templar, comprising mem.
bers from the various Communicates Of
Pennsylvania, arrived on the overland
train at l o'clock this morning. Owing to
the lateness OF the hour no formal recep-
ton was held, the party being conducted
by torchlight procession to their quarters
at the Russ House.
The Wall-Sfreet Crash.
SAN FRANCISCO, August IA Chronicle
special says: The excitement which pre-
vailed in Wall street on Saturday reached
heat yesterday. The intervening
Sunday gave people time to consider the
situation carefully and see how grave ii
really is. The great fall in stocks is. ac-
cording to the opinions of the mott con
men here, not really at an end.
Stocks have been bolstered up to an absurd
degree, and until the present time only the
small fry had been much hurt. The
weakest spots perhaps in the whole mar
ket, after the Gould stocks are eliminated,
are the Northern Pacific aud Oregon
Trans-C Continental, though every possible
has been made to keep them up.
Henry Clews was asked as to the special
meaning of the drop in the Willard stocks,
there being various rumors Of trouble
Abn bOuO VI tuc uOlutI6. HS h6lus Il
think the great trouble with the Northern
is that that part Of the country has been
too fast. 1t means that they
have 5000 miles of road to a very scanty
population as against 5000 miles of road
in New York State with a population Of
5 ZOO, 900.
Boston knights Templar.
Los ANGELES, Aug. l4.-The Boston
Of Knights Templar, con-
Of log Knights, escorting Grand
Master Sir Ben. Dean, arrived last even
ing by special train of seven Pullman
palace cars. The party was met at Cotton
by a delegation Of the Occur de Leon Com
ma ndery and escorted to this city. On
at the depot the Grand Master and
escort were received by Occur de Leon
in full uniform with the
ceremonies usual on such occasions. The
visitors were shown every attention to-day,
and started to San Francisco by special
train at 7 O'Clock this evening. Sixty-four
ladies, wives and daughters of the Knights,
the party.
The Turf.
San FRANCISCO, Aug. 14.-At the extra
day of the Pacific Coast Blood Horse As
ISOLATION the first race was a three-quarter-
mile dash; winner, Jim Rennuck; Douglas
Joe G third; time, 1:144.
The second race, Rancho Del Paso
for two-year-old fllies, three
quarter-mile dash, was won by a Palo Alto
FLY, by Monday. dam Florence Anderson;
Baldwin's FLY, by Grinstead, dam Josie @,
Melet A third; time LICK.
In the third race, for selling purse, one
and one-eighth mile, the winner was
Chase's Laura, Rondo second. May B
third; time, 1855.
In the fourth race, two and a half miles,
the winner was Wild Idle, Judge McKins.
try second, Fred Cotton third; time 4:34.
A Big Bore Completed.
PORTLAND, Aug. 1.-The contractors
for cutting the Cow Greek Tunnel, 1880
feet long, on the Oregon & California ex-
tension, nave reached daylight. The tun.
will be finished by the end of the
week, when track-laying through it will
begin. The road will be opened for traf-
fic to Giants Pass about Oct. 10. This
leaves 80 miles for the Oregon Company
to build mex year to complete its share Of
the California line. If the Central Pacific
keeps up its end the road will be finished
in q year.
Mutiny In Sonora.
HERMosILLo, Aug. 14.-Yesterday's re-
ports from Ures state that q number of
soldiers escaped. Government officials
say there are only SO soldiers in Ures.
Gen. Tspete, who left for the scene OF the
has mt haan heard from Soma
thought the mutiny was the work of ex-
Gen. Ortiz, but his friends here state that
such is not the case, and that the days of
revolutions in Sonora are over.
The Gold Fields.
GUAyMAs, Aug. IA fve-pound gold
nugget was brought from the gold fields
yesterday. Reports say provisions are
very scarce and water running low. Works
for an artesian we'll borer will be estab-
mail has been received from the United
States for the last three days, ow ing to q
washout on the Sonora Railroad. Heat,
LOT in the shade. No rain here o. yet.
Plenty in the back country.
Stage Robbed.
TRUCKER, Aug. 1.-two masked high
waymen stopped the Sierra Valley stage
last evening 16 miles from this place.
Wells Fargo's box, containing $976, was
taken, and all the passengers were re-
lieved Of their loose change. The high
waymen were good enough not to take the
passengers jewelry. Wells-Fargo have
ordered their detectives to make active
search for the robbers.