Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-21
PACIFIC COAST A0vlCES.


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Terrible Accident I'm sacramento
Six Men Killed and Many Others
Seriously Injured.
SACRAMENTO. April 20.--At . small fire
early this morning on K street the roof Of
an adjoining building fell in, burying =
number in the ruins. John Hilsenberger,
keeper Of the saloon which fell in, and an
unknown man, we're taken from the ruins
dead. The injured are William Meyers,
Herbert Bilse, James Lambert, Charles
Evans, James McNulty. D. Bragg, L. A.
Lucas, J. Woodbridge, Joseph Reddy.
John Higgins, John Sullivan and George
Loder. Most Of these are badly hurt about
the head and back. Several are known to
be still In the ruins, but 1t is believed that
al the injured have been recovered.
LATER Workmen have been busy al
day excavsting the ruins Of the fallen
building. Six bodies have thus far been
removed and identified. John Heintzen-
berger, saloon-keeper; Thomas @. Brils-
ford, machinist; Henry Kapfe, carriage
painter; Lawrence R. Miller, bookkeeper;
@. Rodsmacher, barber; Henry 6chwitzer.
carpet heater. It il feared that other
bodies are yet in the ruins, - many stran-
gers were in the saloon ct the time the
wall fell. The cause Of the disaster 10 not
clear. Grand Army Hall, adjoining the
crushed saloon, was . two-story brick, and
the fire occurred in the lower story, which
was e~xtinguished without much damage to
the building, but the west wall Of the up
per story fell bodily outwards on the ad-
joining one-story saloon, carrying it, with
the occupants, down into the cellar.
Running Fights with the Apaches.
Tucson. April 20.-The Stars Hermo.
sillo special says . detachment Of troops
which followed the Apaches from southeast
Of Ures had several running fights with
the Indians from Ures to Candies. They
claim to have killed nearly the whole band.
After losing the trail Of the balance some
Of the soldiers visited Candies. where .
soldier who was In the campaign Of last
year recognized . white man who was with
the Indians 1t that time, acting ~ chief in
one Of the fights. This soldier Was
wounded and left on the field for dead,
but was conscious. From his description
Of the Apache chief it was thought to be
L. N. Streeter, formerly q United States
Indian Agent, and . most desperate char
acter. For more than two years he hts
been the leader Of = band Of Apaches. His
capture proves that he was not mistaken
in his man. Governor Torres ordered
him brought to Hermosillo, but it 10
doubtful If he will be alive when the order
reaches the troops.
A Bowie special says the Tombstone
Rangers crossed the railroad track to-day
at Dragon on q fresh trail, heading for
San Carlos. General Crook has ordered
300 scouts to be in readiness for . long
scout into the Sierra Madres.
Movements or Distinguished Per.
San Francisco, April 20.-Chsrles A.
Dana and ex-Lieut.- Gov. Dorscheimer ar
rived this evening At the Palace. 1t was
reported that D~orscheimer was taken sick
in Yosemite Valley. He says he only had
q chill. He is now quite recovered and
enjoyed the trip. Dana says they will
stay here two, six. eight and perhaps ten
days. Tomorrow they visit the Cliff
House.
Senator J. B. Chaffee is at the Palace, |
and E. B. Washburne will arrive to-mor-
row.
Am OhO 0EuUkS 0CSthC@s
PORTLAND. April 20.-An Oregonian's
Roseburg special Of yesterday evening
says: James Beckley killed Henry Lev
ems at Elkton, Douglas County, in . quar-
rel about . cattle range. 1t was the re- |
suit Of an old grudge. They met At Elk
ton. Beckley sVs Levens called him a
id rebel -. and struck him,
and had his hand in his pocket. Beckley
then shot him. The ball entered an inch
above the left eye. He died instantly. |
Both are old residents. Beckley came to
Roseburg and gave himself up to the
Sheriff.
Another GOd-semd 20 u Crops.
San FRAscrsco. April 20.-Dispatches
from Stockton. San Jose. Hollister. Santa
Rosa, Santa Barbara, Watsonvills, Salinas, |
Martinez. San Louis Obispo. Sonoma. |
EpAnishtown, Princeton, Rsdding, Napa, |
Santa Crus, Sacramento. PstAluma. Marys- |
VILE, and other points In the State, say |
that rain has fallen In more or lsss Quanti-
ties. The rain has been . great benefit to
tbs crops. which. ~ . general thing, are
looking we'll. Rain has been falling nost
Of the day In San Francisco.
Grape 0rowsrs' Convention.
NAPA. Cal, April 20.-Ths Grape Grow.
srs' CONVENTION met hers to-day In the
Opera House. Wine men and grape grow
srs from I'll parts Of the Stats were pres
emit. An address was made by Hon. n. n.
Estee, aud after the address . discussion
WAS entered into by the wine growers from
tho different parts Of the StAts on various
subjects connected with the wine industry
and grape growing.
4 1andstorm.
BAxrRsrIrLD. Cal., April 2o--A violent
saudstorm blew mp from the northwest
this afternoon. obscuring the air until II
wss almost ~ dark - night. ATS O'Clock
the wind abated and y began to rain