Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-23
EASTERN DISPATC HE'S.
by Overland Telegraph.


ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY sENTINEL.]
The Strike In the Coal Region
Probability Of its Termination.
New YORK, April q.
A special from Pottsville says that a
meeting of the Executive Board of the
Miners Union has beer called for the
I'D instant, when the question will be
discussed and voted OF whether t o con-
tinue the strike or not. The PROPOSE
ions to be voted for are:
First-That the demand for the 81 10
and So be withdrawn, on the ground
that we are willing to make thai muck
concession to the professed necessities
of operations, and that the demand Is
not general through all the region.
Seccnd--That the members of the
Union shall return to work for who,
even will pay the basis, regardless OF
whether it lie signed for a year or not,
hut that no coal shall he shipped from
the colleries OF the Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron-Coinpany until
such a final 70 ettlement has beef mace
by the Committee of the Coal EN-
change and the Miners and Laborers'
Association.
Many miners are leaving the region
to seek employment elsewhere. The
result OF the meeting Is anxiously
looked for. 1t is generally conceded
that il left to a direct vote Of the min
ers there would be a resumption Of
work in every colliery Immediately.
More Trouble in tine LOuisians Leg
lNtrN
NEW ORLEANS, April 81.
The Democratic majority in the
House having unseaied four Repub-
lican members, Marshal Packard has
lelegraphed the fact to Congressman
Frye, asking if, by the award, the
Democrats were not pledged no to dis
turb any members of the House but
those included in the award. Frye re
piled that they were so pledged, and
that they had violated good faith aud
piighted their honor in this III rageous
action. Congressman Wheeler tele-
graphs to Governor Kellogg that,
while still of The opinion expressed to
him and Packard, he does not feel at
liberty to give IL written opinion with
| out the concurrence of his associates.
His opinion to the Governor and
Packard, they state, was that the four
members unseatcd were to be left un
disturbed.
5000, 900 Of $40 Bonds Called In
miscellaneous. e.
WASHINGTON. April 20.
The Secretary of the Treasury to-day
issued a call for $1,000. 900 of 5 ~
bonds, on which interest ceases July
10Th, as the Treasurers throughout the
country are ordered TO begin the pay-
inent of the May interest Tomorrow
without rebate.
There is a report that the Presidenl
has requested Secretary OF the Interior.
Deiano, to resign, but Assistant Secre
tary Cowan, and other officers in the
Interior Department, disciedit it. con
sidering it very Improbable, as the
President and Secretary Delano are
now travelling in company for pleas
IRE. Many persons, however, believe
the report true.
The Presiden, and several of his par
tv, who have been to Massachusetts,,
returned to-day.
Grant Not q Candidate for a Third
Term.
New YORK, April 81.
The Grdphic's Washington CORE
spondent says hat the President is not
a candidate for reelection for a third
term, and never las been; never sug-
gested the idea himself nor gave u
one the slightest warrant for suppos
ing he would take the nomination il
offered him; and 1t is understood in
Washington that if he had ever been
asked by any authoritative sOdy, he
would have declined to be considered
a candidate under any circumstances.
secretary DeIamo.
WASHINGTON, April %.
The report that the President has re-.
quested or intimated to Secretary De-
lano % resign, is positively denied al
the Executive Mansion.
The Beecher Trial.
New YORK, April 81.
There was a marked decrease in the
attendance at the Beecher trial to-day ;
even the so called Plymouth Church
circle being contracted to the proper
ton usual before Beecher took the
stand. The principals in the case and
all the counsel were present.
IL. o.. Armour, produce merchant,
was the first Witness. He testified tn
having declined to examine papers in
the Ease at the invitation of M0ulton,
who wanted to show him that he was
right in his general position, and who
said he would make it hotter than HI
for any one testifying against him. He
he was not cross examined.
Resignation Of Attorney General
Williams.
WASHINGTON. April %.
Attorney General Williams TO-DAY
rendered to the President the resigna