Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-27
PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
S25, 900 in Gold % Go Abroad.
SAN Francisco, Feb. ga Bulletins
New York special says: Jesse Seligman,
in reply to an inquiry whether it was
probable that as much az S25, 600, 900 in
gold would be sent abroad, said: 81 GER
tainly hope so, for l think the export of
that amount would be q positive advan-
tage to the country. 1t would be only
a temporary loan, which we should soon
get back with more than compound in
terest. It would be merely letting a little
blood from the body in which the circula-
ton has become sluggish. We should not
miss the money, and the shipment of 1t
would stimulate business activity here,
and tend to help confidence or the other
side; but there would be higher rates OF
interest in this country. and renewed BUSH
ness in our securities in Europe"
Fruitless stopping Of q Stage.
SONORA. CAL, Feb. 26.-The stage be-
tween Sonora and Milton was stopped by
highwaymen twice this morning, the first
time by two men on the grade going up
from the Stanislaus river, about seven
miles from Copperopolis. The second
time by one man, near the scene of the
Black Bart robbery, five miles from Cop
peropolis. The driver, Joe Mulligan,
threw out the wooden box, which was
broken open, but contained nothing, and
was returned to the driver. They were
unable to break into the iron treasure box.
Sheriff Thorn Of Calaveras has gone to the
place Of the robbery. The passengers and
mail were unmolested.
A $4,000 Breach of Promise Case.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 26.-Anna De
Espirito Santo has commenced action
against Jose Viera Roderigue for alleged
breach Of promise. According to the COM
plant the defendant on the Goth of July,
1880, at Sagis, on the Island Of Piero, one
of the Azores, promised to marry the plain
| tiff, and shortly after he sailed for Cali.
fornis. The plaintiff relying On the VOW
of the defendant followed him to this
State, and for her pains met with GOODNESS
and rejection. The plaintiff alleges, that
relying on defendants protestations, she
submitted to him and had q child. She
prays for S25. 900 damages.
The DOnnelIy Estate.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 26.-Edward T.
Donnelly originally applies for letters OF
administration on the estate of his brother,
Andrew J. Donnelly, q partner in a whole
sale butcher firm, and personally reported
to be worth at least ST ZOO, 900. A will
was subsequently found, and letters that
had been issued were revoked. To-day he
filed another application, assigning in the
petition that the deceased left no estate or
property whatever, though a will had been
executed by him and handed to petitioner.
Robbed by His Associates.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 26.-Tom McCor-
mick, o local fighter, who reformed and
went to Mexico, returned here o few DAYS
ago. Preparatory to being married be
was robbed of 81 900, q gold watch and
chain, and other valuables by two OF his
former associates, Dave Congdon and
Terry Pagan, who induced him to smoke
opium.
Death of G. II. Emmett.
SAN Francisco, Feb. ga dispatch
was received here to-day announcing the
death of G. Temple Emmett, on board the
w~est-bound train at Green River. Wyo. T.
Deceased was . prominent member of the
bar in this city, and went East q few
months & for the benefit OF his health.
His remains will be brought here for in
terment.
A delicious hard sauce for a pudding is
made OF one cup Of ugar. half a cup OF
butter; beat together until like cream; add
the whites of two eggs. beat we'll, and
then put in q tablespoonful OF brandy and
q little nutmeg.
II the boys shoes are stiff from having
been wet. rub them at night with q little
castor oil. This will soften them and make