Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-21

FAIIfJI LUASt AUVlIES
ESPECIAL TO TEE sENrlxKL.I
Coalition or the Telegraph strik,
az Sam Francisco.
San FRASorsoo. July 20.-Twenty- leigh
striking telegraphers Of this city and Sac
ramento met here last night. One Of tn,
speakers said: 1--WE we're not prepared
here for . strike, but obeyed orders. W,
propose to stick. II the Eastern brother
hold out with - much nerve a conf.
dence % We . victory will be gained" Thu
sentiment among the individual operators
is hopeful. They smile grimly at the ides
OF students from the Business College
being able to handle the wires after . few
hours experience. A veteran remarked
that they will want . little more nerve and
muscle after having worked . night or two
until 8 O'Clock in the morning. The regu.
lar business is being transacted here.
Two through wires are used direct TO
Omaha. There is some inconvenience in
sending messages TO Oregon and Washing
ton Territory, but the difficulty will be
arranged tomorrow.
San Francisco Intelligence.
San FRANoIsco. July 20.-Frank Nor
row was arrested this afternoon for for
gerry. He is . member Of the firm Of
johnson 4 Co. ct Sacramento. It 10 a.
legged that the firm forged the name Of
@. F. Ciel and collected 1921 from a bank
in Tyrone, Pa. The amount was collected
from the Commercial Bank Of Sacra-
mento. Afterwards the people East tele-
Upanhad that ehA -~o . forOorv Tho
Sacramento members Of the firm have been
arrested.
A fatal accident occurred 81 Sacramento
this morning shortly before noo Near
the crossing Of Adelins and Seventh
streets William Ryan, . laborer. was en-
gagged ut work on the track Of the local
trains. Ryan failed to get ont Of the way
OF the train. The engine struck him on
the right side OF the head, throwing him
violently the length Of the car. Ryan
died shortly before l O'Clock this after
noon. Deceased leaves . wife and several
children.
The strike Of the lsborers on the extern
sion OF the Oregon branch Of the Central
Pacific Railroad bas ceased. The whole
force Of 1000 men are ct work grading
and tracklaying.
RObbed by . Crank.
SAN FRAks1sco, July 2O.-Yesterday .
tramp stopped and was fed at the house Of
. Portuguese near San Rafael. Having
satisfied his hunger he managed to obtain
9 loaded shotgun which stood in the cabin,
with which he intimidsted the Portuguese
and robbed the cabin. To-day the same
man attempted to stop John Kittle and
mtfa whp Uaro desvtnu otann xha ~Nal l., n
buggy. Kittle refusing to stop. the man
fred Q load Of b~ird-shot. which entered
Mrs. Kittle's arm. A Vigilance Commit
tee was organized. and is securing the
county for the supposed crank.
LATER.-A report has been received that
the miscreant who shot Mrs. Kittle yester-
day at San Rafael has been captured.
Communication ke.established.
San FRANoIsco, July photographic
communication 10 re-established K Port
land and the North, but the company is
not ready to handle business before to-
morrow. Supt. Jsynes received reports
that Yreka and Portland were the only Of
fees hat struck north Of San Francisco.
Portland will be supplied tomorrow, then
on this coast will be on AZ good
q footing a. before the strike.
Arrest OF AN Ex.C0nvict.
SAN RAFAEL, July 20.-Charles Culver,
an e%x-convict was taken in charge this
forenoon on suspicion Of being the person
b attempted to stop Mr.. and Mrs. Kittle
on the Boss Valley road last night. Fail
ing to do 30, he shot at them, ~wounding
Mrs. Kittle. He confessed to the robbery
OF the Portuguese and 10 undoubtedly the
shooter.
Coinage Of the San Francisco Mint.
SAN FaAscIsco, July 20.-During the
fiscal year Of 1888 $500. 900 ounces Of gold.
valued at 500, 266. 900, was operated upon
at the United States Mint in this city at Q
loss of So, 900. The coinage for the year
was: Gold, SAG. 760, 600; silver, 81, $50. 900.
Parade of Telegraph Operators.
SACRAMENTO, July 20.-To- night, headed
by = brass band, the striking operators
paraded the streets, followed BY . large
crowd OF sympathizers. The business men
are in unison with the strike and think the
Western Union has gone far enough.
Secretly they have looked upon it as .
great monopoly. only awaiting the present
opportunity to be brought to terms.
Clubbed to Death by Odicers.
SAN FRANcIsco, July 2O.-An autopsy
ON John ~Shanahan. who died yesterday at
the City Hospital, showed that hemor-
rhage of the brain was the cause Of death.
The Coroner's officials have no doubt that
Shanahan was fatally beaten. Deceased
was dubbed by Officers White. Foley
and White. while being arrested - .
DUNK.
Suspended for Five Years.
SAN Francisco. July 20.-The commits.
sion having in charge the investigation Of
the steamer Pilot disaster report that the
calamity was due to the negligence Of En-
gineer Crawford, who allowed the boilers
to become overheated and the want of
sufficient water. Crawford WAS suspended
for five years.