Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-21
.ASTERN DISPATCHES
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL To THE SENTINEL
NEW YORK.
New YORK, March 90.

New YORK, March 90.
There is nothing in reference to the
apprehended strikes among working
men. The journeymen " God Cary
ers' Union held a general meeting last
night, but the subject OF strikes was
not considered. At the s4mi-montii-
~ meeting of the Workinymen's
Union, last evening, the resolutions
recently adopted by the Employees
PROTECTIVE Association, declaring I'M
yielding and al solute opposition to
the demands OF the Trades Union
were referred to a committee for con.
sheraton. No further action was
taken, but several members ASSERTED
there would be gen, raj strikes Within
Il couple Of months.
\ medical college here graduates
ten female doctors this week.
y number Of lal"rerS On the Har.
lem Il ilroad, n,ar Harlem, having
demanded higher Wages. their lacc>
We're supplied by non society men
from the neighhoring States. YeSter-
lay. some trouble was unprecedented,
but the strikers did not Interfere.
An Erie official, in an interview.
said the legislative Investigation viii
disclose nothing which has not been
already published. Hints had here
to;ore been sent from Albany that the
invts i.ation cuult be Stopled, il
The Erie people wanted it which is
interpreted Ia mean money.
\ Specialdi ntcil from Portsmouth.
y. H.. SAYS tie schooner Joseph Gar
AID rel ortrd lost. With all on beard.
is safe at Rocklai d. Me.
Sltriif FREEMAN Nester lay tele-
graphtd Governor Dix, asking him
Ii he had any &C umulicatiun t.
make in regard to +, ster. The Gov
ern0r replied briefly in The negative.
This las driven all hope from the
minds OF Foster and his friends. FoS
ier's 81 Units are ai,idly breaking
down. He passed the day moodilv.
his vie remaining with him tr0nl
morning Till night. Few. Tying called
III the afternoon, and remained for a
time with him. Foster refuses ~ see
his chilurcn. and says he could not
bear the ln'ervlt w. Lei - their por-
tral IS in the ceil. lie h; q his photo,
graph taken to q ", at the request O.
and ~brOther-in-l&W called on him to-
day, as did also his sister. Friday
next is the day fixed for his execution,
II every hour increases the public
interest i'll his behalf.
NEW YORK, March 10.
The Erie officials we've SUSPENDED
to-day. They were, IiOratiO y. Otis.
Secretary Justin d. White. Assistant
Treasurer and john Hilton. Audit
Clelk.
tilted states District Attorney Bliss
Stateu to-day tlut tre Gaze of PHELPS.
Dodge " Co. had e finally settled
on the PAYMENT of S271 coo to the Gov
eminent by the firm.
ALBANY, March 10.
The Erie investigation committee adj
lourned, to meet on Friday in New
York city.
MAINE.
PORTLAND, March 10.
IEesteanship Peruvian, from Liver
pool, has arrived.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, March 10.
Inc Medic inspector of the Ma,
val AcaCemv, reports that the Cadets
were we'll provided for iii every re.
>rect on the occasion of their visit
TO Na>hln2ton to take Part in the in,
a~uguratlOn ceremonies.
The President has decided to com
mute the sentence of O'Bripn, con.
Victed OF the murder of Cunningham
~ August last, to imprisonment for
life.
In the case of David Schell against
the ken>in"ton Bank. tor the recov-
cry of $4,000 in Government bonds.
stolen from a box deposited for safe
Keeping when the bank was robbed
IN 1871, the jury this morning, alt+,
beng out two days, returned a yer
dict Tor the plaintiff.
PHILADELPHIA, March 90.
Last evening, while the 10y Leo
was performing at the Grand Central
lneater, a signal was given too soon,
ana ne was slot through II pneumatic
tube eight or nine feet long. fell, ana
broke his leg. The accident caused a
great deal OF excitement.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON. March 10.
The House of Representatives, bv a
vote OF ~ to 167. refused to rescind
Tie resolution ~censuring Sumner,
faSSpI bV tho last Ian.I, -.