Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-03
PACIFIC COAST ADvIcES.
gsYEc-AL TO zHx sEyTTxELl
Railroad Accident.

Railroad Accident
PoBTLAxD, Or, July Am accident
occurred At Albany 20 The express south
boand yesterday st LAks LAbish, near
Salem Two sleepers Of the bridge had
burned the night before. The engine
passed over In safety, but the tender fell
through, followed by 8 baggage ear, and
struck in two feet Of water 4 passenger
coach was thrown on its end, and about
30 passengers we're injured BY bruises and
scrssehas, bat alnS ~serio1sly. W. Il.
Phillip, baggage D2sssS, We seriously
cut about the bead by 9 stove falling on
him. An Indian. riding in the baggage
ear, had . leg broken. and the train boy
had his leg cut A special engine was sent
from Salem and took the wounded to that
place. The loss Il the company viii Be
about $1,000. Repairs are in progress
and the trains are running to-day a.
usual.
Failure Of the Golden Age Mills
SAN FRAscIsoo, July 2-The failure Of
ths Golden age Mills was rumored on
Change to-day. The President Of the
company, P. A. Campbell. stated that the
announcement Of the failure had not yet
been made; nor have the creditors been
notified. A meeting Of the creditors will
Be called Tomorrow and il 10 probable
that an assignment viii then be decided
on. The liabilities viii not exceed $780,
COO. The French Savings Bank is the
principal creditor. The affairs we're en-
barrAssed by tbs expense Of putting in
new improved machinery recently. cost
ing about SO. 900. The French Bank len;
the mill company $780, 900 shout q month
sgo, taking Is security . mortgage On the
mill property.
sI.eeo Contribution.
SAY Francisco, July 2.-The Young
womans' Christian Association Of this city
zsknovledge to-day the receipt Of 9 check
for 81 900 from c. P. Huntington Of New
York. The acknowledgment states that
the donation ID made In response TO . letter
written by Mrs. Redington. President o.
the Association. in which she stated that
funds we're needed 10 carry on the beneyo.
lent work.
Disposition Of $4,000.
San FRANCISCO, July 2.-The will OF the
late Charles F. Robbins was filed for pro-
bate yesterday At Oakland. The bulk OF
his estate was devised TO his widow. In
case she remarries, half of the estate 10 q
be divided between the testator's two sons.
The estate is valued at $50, 200.
Unfted states once without Pay.
SAs Francisco, July 2.-Ow ing to the
failure Of the appropriation Of money for
work in the Surveyor Generals Office,
United States Surveyor General Brown
has had to discharge IS employees in his
department, retaining only the heads Of
the departments. The employees remain
ing are at present working for nothing,
- there Is nos q penny TO pay them with.
A Step BaehwaFds.
SALT LAKE, July 2.-TM Union Pacific,
from and after to-day, discontinues one Of
its passenger and mail trains between
Cheyenne and here, leaving only one. The
u stopped Was the fast mail, for the lack
OF sppropria tons. This going back to the
old time 10 severely felt BY the business
public.
Editors Death.
SAs FRANCISCO, July 2.-Homer Spencer,
late city editor Of the Daily Examiner, died
ct the residence Of his mother. at Santa
Rosa, yesterday. Deceased was Is years Of
age and leaves . wife and daughter.
Thurman for Chairman.
SAN Francisco, July 2.-The Chronicles
Washington special says: II is reported
here that Senator Thurman, Of Ohio, has
been named as permanent Chairman Of
the Chicago Convention.
Thirty s.Extras'' for Field.
SAX Francisco, July "A party num-
bering 80. representing the friends in this
State Of Judge Field. left this afternoon In
q special Car to attend the Democratic Ma
tional Convention at Chicago.
John Parrot, Banker.
San Francisco, July 2.-John Psrrott
was to-day admitted . partner in the bank.
ing firm OF Donohue, Kelly q Co.. Of this
city. The name Of the old firm will be
retained.
A Failure.
SAN Francisco, July 2.-The failure Of
P. A. Campbell, Of the Golden Age Mills.
Is rumored on Change to-day. His liza
biiitiss are estimated at 500, 900.
Workfngmen Declare for Butler.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.-The working
men attended 9 mass meeting held hare
last night, favoring the candidacy Of Hut.
ler for the Presidency.