Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-16
PACIFIC COAST ADVICeS.
ESPECIAL TO TIE sESTrsEL.l
uuearthfns Skeletons.

has been uneAI bHeu "N
hoeinninp to wonder where they sill come
,.om Init the numerous mysterious dissp-
re.,snces that took place during the DARK
DAVIS in .'The Kingdom" in some degree
accounts for the remains thst have been
discovered recently. The last md was
made Yesterday by a workman engaged In
oxe.yat;ns for the new block OF buildings
;nst west o. the Opera House. Inc skeie,
ION Was three feet from the surface and
wss directly under the place where the oid
sdobe buildiue used as q grocery store oy
Falt & 90. stood. From the decayed ap-
nas france Of the bones Of the body 1t had
Evidently been buried many years age.
rba sknlI. which was the least decayed,
Was carried away by 9 physician, and the
remainder of the bones were thrown 10
ons aide. where they were viewed
hv hundreds Of spectators during the day.
idoctor who examined the bones, ex-
pressed the opinion that the skeleton was
that of a female. There is no positive clue
70 the identity Of the remains, but con-
lectures are plentiful. From the length
~ time the bones have evidently been
buried, many are of the opinion that they
are those of an Indian. A story Is also
passed around that in the olden tme OF
zion. the adobe house which stood over
the spot was occupied by q Saint with
many wives. One of his concubines was
missing one morning, and has never been
seen or heard of since. A firm OF con-
~troctors state tbat during last Summer
thew unearthed no less than seven skele-
| tens. while making excavations in this city.
A Bad State Of Affairs.
PANAMA, Jan. 15.-The most alarming
condition of affairs prevails throughout
the Republic. A general conflict is immi-
nent. Civil war is under way in Cundin-
smeris, Boyaca, Santander and Mag
| dalena, and seems about to break out IN
! the important State Of Caucu. Here IN
| Panama more trouble is expected to occur.
| but there will be little bloodshed. Heavy
| fighting has already taken place IN the
interior. The Radical party has Joined a
fraction Of the Conservatives, and they are
endesyoring to turn out the Liberal Gov
ernmenis in the different States, which
are the strongest supporters OF the Govern
ment Of President Nunez. Then, If sue
cessful, will unite the States they hold IN
an effort to overthrow the General Govern
men.. Severe skirmishes occurred in San
lander and Boyacs, and 3 cable of this
morning says that q battle had taken place
at Tupjs, in Boyacs, in which the Federal
forces we're defeated. The Commander
in-Chief, Gen. MontiZfar, aud another
general were killed.
Trouble Among Mexfcans.
San Francisco, Jan. ia Chronicles
San Diego special gives the following sd-
ditional particulars of an outbreak at En-
senads, Mexico. AT midnight, Saturday,
a Sergeant of the guard was ~bsyonetted by
a sentry in the back while sitting in q tent
house. Captain Rico's quarters were
broken into and the Captain shot dead in
bed. His wife was seized, and the money
in the house demanded. She said there
were nine dubbed to death with muskets.
The house was pillsged OF q thousand dol
lars, and all other valuables taken. All
the horses in the village were collected.
The mutineers departed, taking 8 Lieuten-
ant with them, who. 8 short distance out,
was dubbed and left for dead. He after
wards recovered and returned to the
village. It is thought his injuries are not
fatal. The noted bandit Pancho Lopez
planned the revolt and leads the party,
which is camped at Jscumbe, a few mile.
south Of Campo.
n The Deadlock at Sacramento.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15.-The deadlock
in the Senate, Sacramento, continues. A
l resolution was offered to-day that the can,
didate for President receiving the smslles'
number of votes after three ineffectua
I ballots. be dropped, and the one receiving
the highest number be declared elected
, Ii was defeated. The Republicans car
break the deadlock, but won't. 1t is be,
: lleved tonight that the Republicans will.
join hands with one or the other of III,
! Democratic factions and bring the dead
lock to a close, and thus effect an organi
. cation of the Senate. The continued igh
for organization has given various Sena
torisi candidates an opportunity to ties
j their relative strength. The result is IN
satisfactory to all. Many things to-nigh.
e indicate that the Senatorship will be ulti
mstely rendered to Stanford.
l.. An Exposure.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 15.-A complet,
exposure has been made Of the alleged pc.
v rihed bodies. stated to have been found il
a gypsum quarry in San Louis Obisp,
county. The figures were carved b,
9 Joseph Fabricia Sala, an italian sculptoI
n OF this city, at Point Sal. San Louis obisp,
county, in order to test a bed Of gypsum
found there. Sala alleges that the bodie
d were stolen from him by his ION, wht
goes by the name of George Hall, and G
a Miles. who, at the last election, was a can
q dida'e Tor Recorder in Los Angeles count,
on the Repu blicsn ticket. and were brough
to this city for exhibition purposes.
Cricht0n's D~efaIcattou.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15.-Inyestieatio,
! shows that the deialcation Of the late Sec
rotary of the Odd Fellows Bank, Rober
Crichton, is larger than was a. first snn
posed. Already q Sl4, 900 shortage bs.
been discovered. Crichton's bond /