Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-26
PACIFIC COAST ADVIcES
ESPECIAL TO TIE SENTINEL
A Valuable Cargo Ashore

thtfHOEt &hTSO ASuOEe.
SAN Francisco, June 25.-The Pacific
Mail Compsny's steamer City of Iokia is
to-day reported to be ashore near Yoko-
hams, Japan. 1t took a cargo from here
consisting Of flour and general merchsn-
disc valued at about $4,000, and treasure
to the amount Of about SAC, 900, as fol-
lows: Silver bars for the Hongkong and
Shanghai Bank, $3.50, 900; Mexican dollars
for the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank,
S91. 666; Anglo Bank, $4,000; Compton
d'Escompte de Paris, $50, 900. Chinese
firms shipped Ss7 900 Mexican dollars and
50, 742 gold coin and dust.
YOKOHAMA, June 25.-The American
steamer, City of Toxic. Capt. Maury. from
San Francisco, June z, is ashore near this
port. She is leaking. and her cargo has
been partly %jettisoned. Assistance has
been sent to her. She had on board II
cabin passengers, 24S Storage passengers
and 12S crew. Among the cabin pas
sengers were 4. II. Hubbard, of Texas, re-
Gently appointed United Slater Minister
to japan, with his family Of five persons
in all.
SAN Francisco, June Pa breach of
promise suit of rather an unusual eharsc-
ter, in which the plaintiff is q man instead
OF the usual woman, has been commenced
here by Richard Grant. His suit is against
Laura B. Krsnsksar, and he prsys damages
in the sun of $500. Plaintiff alleges that
the defendant promised to marry him in
September last. when she had procured a
divorce from her husband, and that she
has since procured a divorce, but now re-
fuses to keep her promise. OF the dam
ages asked, $500 is for the injured feelings
of the plaintiff and $500 for money alleged
to have been advanced by the plaintiff
during his courtship.
Destructive Fire In n Mining Town.
SAN ASDREAs, CAL, June 25.-Angel:
Camp, one of the most prominent mining
towns in this county, was visited by 8 fire
yesterday. The greater portion of the
business part of the town was burned. II
originated in a room in Cosgrove's Hotel
in which In insane person was confined
The hotel was destroyed, besides the ad'
joining livery stable of John Ferry; also
Trion's Hotel, the Postofice and Other
business houses, and all of Chinatown
The loss is estimated at SIS, 900, and so fal
as known it is covered by but little in
surance
ovation to q Prominent Man.
San Francisco, June 25.-The reception
rendered at the pavilion last night tc
Father Upchurch, the founder of the An
cient Order Of United Workmen, was &
tremendous ovation. Fully 10. 600 persons
we're present. Some people estimate the
number as high as $4,000. The address Of
welcome was delivered by VIM. Fl. Barnes
Father Upohurch's reply was short, buI
happy. The Grafton was made by the gu
preme Oyerseer, VIM. II. Jordan, of Oak
land.
SAN Francisco, June 25.-Ellen Black
an English woman and mother of foul
children, presented herself at the City ant
County Hospital this morning, accom-
panied by her husband, and made known
that she had taken arsenic at about 6:3(
O'Clock this morning at her home or
Mariposa street. She had had trouble
and desired to end her worldly suffering
Mrs. Black died several hours later.
Murderous Indians in Mexico.
GUAYMAs, Mexico, June 25.-Two en-
gagements with the Yaqui Indians occur
red on the goth and 22d instants. TIVE
hundred Indians and six Mexicans were
killed. A grand attack is about to be made
by all the Mexican forces under Cosmoda
Three Americans are reported killed near
Sahuaripa by the ~Apaches-a part of Geri'
noma's band. No names are given.
January Sentenced.
SACRAMENTO, June 25.-Arthur January,
ex-Deputy State Treasurer. was to-day
sentenced to San Quentin for 10 years for
embezzlement Of State funds. He will
not be imprisoned until the motion for an
appeal is decided.
An Alleged Bfgamist Acquitted.
SAN Francisco, June 25.-Wm. Voegt-
lin, q well-known scenic painter, has been
on trial the past two days On the charge oil
bigamy. He was acquitted to-day.