Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-25

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TEHAcnAPr, Cal, May 24.-Emigrant
train No. 2. bound north, consisting OF 80
loaded box cars, Eve emigrant cars and .
caboose, in charge Of Conductor Moore,
with two brakemen, was wrecked going
down the hill one mile north of this place.
The accident was caused by . brake beam
dropping on the track. When the brake
dropped the train broke into three sec
tons. One section consisted OF the five
emigrant cars, the caboose and five box
cars, four Of which left the track and were
badly wrecked. The middle section con-
sisted Of five cars. and the front section
consisted OF ~ box cars and the engine.
In this section were both brakemen. Alex
ander Cochran, one OF the brAkemen, was
in the rear, and seeing the five box cars
following them he signaled the engineer to
run out of danger. He then jumped from
the train, and at the risk Of his Ifs
boarded the five cars and stopped them.
The train had 100 emigrants aboard.
LATER-A wrecking train from Tulare
reached here this morning.
San Francisco Intelligence.
SAN Francisco, May 2A.-It is stated
that Mrs. Amelia Smallman will soon be
released from San Quentin. There arc
several charges against her pending in the
old City Criminal Court. which she seeks
to have set aside, but is opposed by the
District Attorney.
Thomas McCloskey has obtained judg'
ment against D. A. Peckinpoli. . police
man, for $40. 900 damages. The complaint
alleges that plaintiff was thrown upon thu
ground by the defendant, thereby break
ing his right leg.
Marks Zellerbech sues Charles Alien
| berg, his nephew, for S113. 800 ~, which
plaintiff alleges the defendant tortuously
converted while managing the plaintiff
branch bank at koore's Flat from 1868 Il
1880.
Tho G. P. q. Co. at Victoria have pur
| chased from the Central Pacific Railroad
Company the steamer Yosemite for 500, 900
District Attorney Hall Of Oakland il
about to file . complaint against the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad Company for $28,
1913 80, State and County taxes for 1885,
and 1883.
Jas. T. DAILY, a saloon keeper. stabbed
last Sunday by Abbott, died last night d
the City Prison Hospital. Abbott il
charged with murder.
PninfuI Accident 70 A. N. TOwne.
SAN Francisco, May pa. N. Towns
General Manager Of the Central Pacific
met with q painful accident yesterday
evening. In an alteration between 1
k~indling-wood peddler and q teamster, Al
to the right Of way, the peddler hurled I
stick of redwood at his opponent, but
missed him. The stick went crashing
through the window Of a passing street
car, in which was Mr.. Towne, striking him
on the head, knocking him senseless. An
examination found his left ear and the
side of his head severely cut, and q piece
of glass driven into the wound, but it ID
thought it will not prove at all serious,
The peddler, frightened at the consep
quences, put whip to his horse and got
away.
Salt Lake Intelligence.
SALT LAKE, May 24.-The loss by thu
Mormon Church mill fire yesterday is -.
certained to be $23, 800. The miller In
| charge attributes the fire to An incendisry,
and says II was done by . discharged pris.
oner whom he had informed on. Tho
prisoner threatened vengeance.
The Church papers are recommending Z
e5. 200 subscription for Belle Harris, who
10 now In the Utah Penitentisry for con.
tempt Of Court, In refusing to give the
name OF her polygamous husband.
View and Rlch Discovery.
P~azscoTT, A. r., May oA.-A rich dis
covery Of horn silver Is reported BY Score.
tary Van Armiu. just returned from Tur.
key Greek. % miles southwest Of Pres.
colt. HI says two pfospsetors discovered
. blind lead Eve days ago. and since then
hsv0 taken out $4,000. Numbers are
docking there.