Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-04

have accepted the offer by the Cunard
line Of three dollars a day and forty
five vents an hour for over work, but
the men must enroll as non-society
men.
The 'longshoremen of Hoboken per-
sist IN their strike; they hang around
the docks, and have assaulted and
beaten . number OF new men. The
police have locked up several for the
night.
Action on She Arkansas CUES.
t,on-Ths supporters oT Giovern.
o. Kelloyx Demand an lmmcdi.
ate Action en- D. Louisiana niE
llculsy Married.
CHICAGO, Dec. 8.
A Washington special says there il
good authority for the statement that
the President In his message will make
no Recommendations in the Arkansas
case, but will content himself with .
n ci;al of the principal political occur
rences in that State since 1865, and the
announcement that applications had
been made to him to- interfere. 1t is
believed that i'll this recital he will for
the most part follow the statement of
the brief of the attorney of Governor
Smith without drawing an inference
relative to legal portions of the brief
OF making any Recommendation.
The supporters Of the Kellogg gov
eminent are assembling here in con-
siderable numbers. Collector Tracy
ard Attorney General Field are already
here and have stated that Governor
Kellogg himself will certainly nm
These gentlemen insist that Congress
shall take some immediate action with
regard TO Louisiana. They wish an
affirmative recognition of the Kellogg
suit of the DELAY will I've annother revo-
luton and the delivery Of the state e
anarchy.
Wilbur F. Storr. editor and proprie-
tor of the Chicago Times. was married
last evening to Mrs. Eureka Pearson.
Knight Templnr Convention.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3.
The Knight Templars paraded yes
terday morning through the principal
streets. Grand Commander Hover.
of Louisiana, with the grand officers
mounted. was followed by some two
thousand knights di>mounted. There
we're twenty bands of music in the
procession. The otlirerS of the Grant
Encam pment were in baroucheS and
we're escorted by the commandary OF
Washington mounted. At 10 the
Grand Encampment assembled al
Masonic Hall, Grand Master Fellows
presiding, and all the Other officers
were present. Every Grand Com
mandery was represented: all subordi-
nate communicates, except New MeX-
leo. and the Sandwich Islands. The
Grand Master delivered an address.
Other preliminary business was attend
ed to. The election takes place or
Thursday. Each New Orleans com
mandery gives a ball and reception to-
night at various halls in the city.
Miscellaneous.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.
The delegation OF fifteen Navaioes,
accompanied by their agent, ex-Gov-
.rnnr Arney, arrived here to-day from
New Mexica. They want to exchange
the northern part of their reservation
for a strip of pa>turaSe in the territory
south, and to present sundrv grievance
es, including the alleged killing of sew
eral of their tribe by miners.
The Secretary of the Treasury to-day
rendered the position of Supervising
Architect to John Macarthur, Jr., OF
Philadelphia. No response has vet
been received.
LOUISVILLE. Dec. 3.
A Courer-Journal special, from
Mount Sterling. Kentucky, says it is
reported there that John ID. White. Re-
publican Congressman from the Ninth
(Ky.) District, shot and killed Harrison
Gockerell. his Democratic competitor
in the late election. in Estella county.
yesterday. The canvass between them
was very bitter and personal. and Il
few days since Cockerell published a
card making very severe structures on
White. 1t is probable that this card
precipitated the difficulty.