Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-28
PACIFIC COAST ADVICES.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.l
California intelligence.

San FRANCISCO, March FIT now turns
out that VIM. Horace Lingard did not
leave the city as claimed by his agent,
Schwartz, but is still here. He claims that
he has receipts from all his company of
payment to the end Of their engagement.
He also says that suit has been brought
against him in Oakland by two of his COM
pany. 1t is not known why his agent
started the report that Lingard had
jumped the town.
A late dispatch from MERGED states tha.
n steady fall Of rain had been going on iu
that section for some time. Dispatches
say that the rain assures crops in the San
joaquin Valley, and the farmers are great
ly elated over the outlook.
At a meeting Of the Board of Supervis-
ors tonight a resolution was adopted pro-
viding for the issuance of bonds in the
sum OF $500, 600. Bonds of the value Of
81, 900 each will be issued, bearing interest
at . per cent for five years. Their re-
demption to begin when the sun OF $40, 900
shall have been collected in the sinking
funds.
Interviews with prominent shipping
men give out that the Oregon Railway and
-'u'ioouioA SouFaHS Lh'e euteItu lutO all
agreement with the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company for transportation of pass
ensers aud freight from Hongkong via
San Francisco to British Columbia and
Portland, at reduced rates, SO as to retain
the control over the British steamers from
the first named port.
The examination of Thomas G. Vanness,
ex-Commissioner of Immigration, charged
with appropriating Sl4 900 of the States
money, was begun in Judge Webb's Court
this afternoon.
The steamship Arabic to-day brought
652 Chinese, the largest number since the
passage of the Restriction Act.
Chief Crowley gives it as his opinion
that John S. Gray, the defaulting Secre-
tary, is still hiding somewhere in San
Francisco, and that he will soon be found.
Richard D. Girvin, commission mer.
chant, was married at Trinity Church this
morning to the daughter Of Col. E. E.
Eyre, Of the San Francisco Stock Exchange.
There was a brilliant assemblage, not
w~ithstanding the threatening weather.
Murdered BY Indians.
SAN Francisco, March PA Stars
Lordsburg special from Richmond, New
Mexico, says: The Indians attacked the
camp Of Palmer and limerick about 10
miles east of York's Ranch at 3 o'clock
yesterday. Jack Haynes and a stranger
were killed. John limerick is missing,
supposed to be killed. The other men In
the camp escaped to York's Ranch. The
military line between this point, Fort
Bayard and Fort Cummings is abandoned.
1t is reported that a large band of Indians
are secreted In the mountains north OF
York's Ranch.
The following WAS just received:
RICHMOND. March II, 1880 A. M.-Geo.
Parks has just arrived. 1t is reported
that the Indians attacked Swings Station,
7 miles south Of Yorks, and Eve men were
killed.
Trouble with the Chinese-Discov-
cry of Gold and silver.
VICTORIA, B. c., March GA Chinese
gang employed on the railway near New
Westminster to-day made a savage on
slaught on the foreman named Nevine,
beating him until he was unconscious
with shovels and pick-axes. He was con-
veyed to the hospital in a dying condi-
ton. The gang is nominally under ar
rest. 1t is not believed they can be held,
as there are no white witnesses. Wher-
o'cA wax SuiuSse coubfcehtc AL lHI6e nun
bers they Cypress and threaten to attack
them.
Extensive gold and silver deposits have
been discovered in the northern end Of
Vancouver Island.
RumOrs of an Indian Outbreaks.
San FRASc1soo, March GA Portland
dispatch says there are rumors OF an out
break of the Umatilla Indians. A report says
400 left the reservation and refuse to re-
turn. Another is that they have gathered
at the river for the annual salmon fishing.
Specials report that numbers are crossing
the Columbia into Washington Territory.
Their object is unknown. No hostilities
thus far.
Examination Of MUrderers.
San Francisco, March 27.-The exam
ination Of Joseph Jewell, L. L. Majors
and John Shower, the Lexington muir
derers, was commenced to-day. The
Courtroom waa jsmnled aud great public
interest was manifested,
Sentenced to he Aauged.
NEVADA, CAL, March 27.-John G.. H.
Collins, one OF the murderers of VIM. F.
Cummings. was sentenced in the Superior
Cour to-day to be hanged on Friday,
May II.
Business ParaIyzed.
SAN Francisco, March PA special
from Hermosillo says that business there
is paralyzed. The killing near Ures in
cluded some Of the wealthiest citizens of
the State OF Sonora.