Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-28
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NEW 1ORI>.
NEW YORK, Nav 81.
line trial of -aintor, the detaulting
Cashier of the Atlantic Bank, has
been postponed till June.
The funeral of Joseph W. Wallack
took place this morning from the
Church OF the TRANSPORTATION ON
Twenty-ninth street. the pall.be irers
were y. Oakley Hall, Recorder Hack
EFT, Theodore Morse, John Gilbert,
Alex. StetSon and John Freeman.
The remains will be taken to Green
wood for interment.
Washington special saws So. 500, 900
OF called bonds were received at the
treasury to-day.
The exports of produce for the week
ending to-day amounts to So, 80, 900.
The Union Pacific stock has de-
cliued to 27as without excitement.
ALBANY, Nav %.
The decision of the Court of Appeals
in the case OF Stokes will not be rem
dered for several DAYS.
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, NAV q.
Prof. {. L. Peters discovered this
morning u new planet of the eleventh
magnitude, on the night ascension,
lol deg. ii min. south and 2l1 deg. Is
min. ueclination. Its motion is due
west.
Mr.. Ashton, of counsel for Govern
nlent, lef. last night for Hartford,
where a bill in equity against the
Union Pacific Railroad Company and
the Credit MObilier is to be filed.
Secretary Frlknap received the fol-
lowing telegram to-day:
CHICAGO. Nav -.
'Tothe Secretary Cf Udr at Washinqton:
General Angs telegraphs that the
NeNicauS on the border are we'll
pleased with the punishment given
the kickapoos by Mckenzie. The re-
mainder OF the kickapoos threaten
retaliation, but we are ready for them
II they come.
(Signsd) "P. II. SHERIDAN.
Lieutenant General
PENNSYLVANIA.
P~OTTsVILLE, Nav 81.
The Philadelphia Coal and Iron
Company having issued orders com-
pellin- the employees OF their collieries
to enter the mines before I o'clock
A. VI. and remain until $50 p. NJ. the
men held ameeting and resolved that
as the order was issued for the pur-
pose OF forcing the miners to strike
in order to relieve the company of
the odium of stopping. that they re-
fuse to strike at the present time, but
give notice that at the first favorable
opportunity they will resist the rules
IN Il body. \ resolution was also
passed that the law laid down in the
ventilation act must be strictly add
hered to. and upon any infringement
OF said law the immediate attention
OF the Inspector will be demanded.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nav 81.
Mrs. Emma Mckee, who. on the
18th instant, made an unsuccessful
attempt to shoot her uncle, Oswold
koack, wholesale boot and shoe man
utacturer, was more successful to-day.
This morning she obtained Il warrant
for the arrest of her uncle, charging
him with abusive conduct. and Geo
panied the officer to kOack's place of
business 20 identify him. The officer
made the arrest, and as they were
coming down stairs Mrs. Mckee
drew q double-barreled pistol from
under her shawl and discharged both
barrels. n shot taking effect in
kOack'S back and the other i'm the
calf of his right leg. The wounds
are not necessarily mortal. Mrs. Nc
kec was arrested.
The Metropolitan branch of the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad. between
Washington and Point of Rocks, was
opened to passengers Yesterday. All
through trains between Baltimore
ana the West are now run by way of
Washington.