Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-05-22
PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.
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sarah Althea Again.

morning publishes an account OF . scene
which took place on Monday last between
Mrs. Hill-Sharon and Reuben H.. Lloyd,
in which the former insisted On his pub
licly denying the insinuations made of i'm
proper relations having existed between
them. Lloyd, il appears, declined to COM
ply with her request. This so enrsged she
lady that she whipped out Q revolver, but
before she had time TO use il Lloyd jumped
into an adjoining room and slammed the
door between them, springing the latch.
as he did 30. Finding il impossible to reach
Mr.. Lloyd. she quietly left the building.
The Alta also publishes the text OF an
appeal alleged to have been made by Mrs.
HilLSharon to the Mssons and Odd Fell
Iows Of the State, in which she begs them
TO use their influence TO induce Mr.. Lloyd
to testify TO the truth Of her assertion. The
appeal is dated May Z. and signed Mrs.
William Sharon, nee Hill.
Max Gumpel. one Of the band writing
experts in the Sharon-Hill case, has been
arrested on q charge Of perjury preferred
by Gen. Barnes, attorney for ex-senator
Sharon. He was released OIL filing bonds
for S., 000.
A Damaging Charge.
SAN Francisco, May 2l.-Charles F.Mac-
dermot. q wealthy mining operator and
formerly President of the California Safe
Deposit Trust Company Of this city, was
charged to-day with having swindled John
Bradley and other late shareholders Of the
Caborca mine 8. Sonora, Mexico. out Of g
large sum of money. Macdermot was
empowered in 1881 to sell the entire stock
OF 100, 900 shares. He te~legrsphed from
New York, where he vent to sell it. that he
could get 81 so per share. The share
holders instructed him to sell. Bradley
now states that Mscdermot received 50 so
per share, and only accounted at the rate
OF 50 so. He says he knows this 10 be
true, as it had been prearranged between
Macdermot and himself that il the sale of
l20, 900 shares was made ct 81 so they
would account TO the other shareholders ct
81 so, and divide the S120. 900 Of stealings
between themselves. Bradley further says
Macdermot failed to adhere TO the agree
ment, and kept it all for himself. Mac
dermot is East. His exact whereabouts
are unknown. The shareholders will
bring suit TO recover what they claim 10
due them.
A Mormon Denial.
SALT LAKE, May H.-The report Of the
resistance by Mormons in Paris. Idaho. to
the Deputy Msrshals making polygamous
arrests, recently autographed, was al entire
fabrication throughout. The an thorisative
facts are that the Deputies visited the place
n were even permitted to enter Q place
| Of public worship during divine service 10
make some arrests without the slightest
| opposition, their authority as Government
officers being submitted 10, although the
| Paris people knew one of the Deputies as .
/ thief out on bail and another ss . con-
fessed murderer. The story was circulated
entirely for malicious purposes.
A Substantial Presentation.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 2i.-A number OF
leading citizens waited to-day OF Arch
bishop Alemsny, of the Roman Catholic
| Church. and presented him with Q purse
Of $40, 900, prior to his departure from
San Francisco. The clergy OF the diocese
also presented him with Q purse Of $500.
The Archbishop has been on the Coast SO
years, and ia greatly beloved. He resigned
the Archbishopric and was succeeded BY
Archbishop Riordan. lately Of Chicago.
Archbishop Alemsny leaves for Rome on
Sunday next.
A Steamer Arrival.
SAN Francisco. May 21.-Ths steamer
Zeslandia from Austria arrived at loon
with Sydney dates to April &c and Auck-
land to May /. Edward Hanlon, OARS
man, 10 among the passengers.
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