Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-23
COAST ADvICES.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
~SpreckeIs.De Young.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 22.-There is no
apparent change in De Young's condition
The fever slightly increased during the
afternoon, and he complained at intervals
of a pain in his shoulder. Tonight he ID
resting easier. A physician ia in attend
ance day and night, 80 that should hemor-
rhage from the artery set in it could be
arrested and attended to until further aid
is called. II was rumored this afternoon
that he had died, but this was quickly dis
proved. Spreckels, who shot him, and
who was shot in turn by Emerson, the
advertising clerk OF the Chronicle, is rapidly
recovering from his slight wound. Moth
ing serious is expected to result from it.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 22.-NooN.-The
condition Of De Young, who was shot on
Wednesday by Adolph Spreckels, is ma
t~erially unchanged from that of last night,
when an unsuccessful attempt was made to
extract the bullet. He is still feverish. AT
a consultation of physicians this morning
it was decided to make no further attempt
to extract the bullet for at least q few
days.
Terrible Accident.
MODESTO, CAL, Nov. ga. W. Dilts,
while out hunting in the company Of NJ.
G. SAKE and J. L. Montgomery, met with
an accident which resulted in his death.
The three men were out deer hunting 10
miles southwest Of Hills ferry yesterday
morn ing, and while Mr.. Montgomery was
changing his gun from the right shoulder
to the left the trigger caught and the gun
was discharged. the contents entering the
abdomen and almost disemboweling Dilts,
who was standing some 10 feet to the rear
of Montgomery. Dilts was shot at 10
O'Clock and died at 6 O'Clock yesterday
evening. His remains we're brought in
this evening. He leaves a wife and one
child.
A Brass.B uftOned Trick.
VICTORIA, B. c., Nov. PA party OF
20 Canadians arrived this morning to re-
port that when travelling up the Northern
Pacific Railroad a brass buttoned individ-
ual entered the car at Wallula and de-
manded baggage checks OF trunks checked
through to Tacoma. Suspecting nothing,
they were given up and nothing wrong
was discovered until at Tacoma. It was
found that all the trunks had been
claimed and delivered at Portland. Many
valuable effects were contained in the bag
gage and the Portland police have been
notified Of the theft.
Fastest Yearling Time.
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 22.-In a match race
for $50 at the Agricultural Park yesterday,
the yearling bay colt. Transit, by
Prompter, dam Venus, defeated the PAGER
Radin by a length. The first quarter was
trotted in 45k; half in 1:27, and the mile
in 2:51, which is claimed to be the fastest
yearling time ever made in Q race.
Timely Drowning.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. pa Victoria. B.
O., special says: Two white men named
Byon and Walters, sailed from here in a
sloop several days ago with 10 Cinnamon
whom they intended to smuggle into
Washington Territory near Port Town
send. The sloop upset and the whole party
were drowned.
Total California Vote.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 22.-Returns from
every county in California shows the total
vote to be 1913, 1888; for Blaine. 100, 81 9;
Cleveland, S8. 307; st. John, 2.640 Butler,
1885; Blaine's plurality, II, 500.