Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-09

AL tlc DCCCiIoE C8St tuiS IIOT IliilHy IL
was agreed by counsel, and consented
to by the Court, that the further exam
ination OF Henry M. Cleveland he post
poned till he a 20 to the country and
recover.
More Strikes Expected-MilItary
Movement.
PHILADELPHIA, April Z.
The first regiment of the National
Guards has been ordered to Hazleton,
Governor Hartranft having tele-
graphed that it was needed at once.
SCRANTON, Pa, April Z.
The miners at MinoOko struck to-
day for ten per cent. advance. Other
strikes are expected.
PHILADELPHIA, April Z.
The wires have been occupied with
official business. There is no news
from Hazelton, and it is though trouble
has grown out Of the citizens meeting
there last night.
The strikers Intimidate the Police
Military Called Upon.
HAzELToN, April 4.
The two regiments of infantry and
one of ARTILLERY ordered are expected
to-day. About fifty of the special po-
lice, who arrived here last night, left
this afternoon for Philadelphia from
intimidation. The suicidal policy Of
the mel in stopping the pumps may
be understood when the fact is stated
that, ii a compromise should he imme-
diately effected, it will take from four
to five months to pump the mines dry.
Until then the miners must remain
idle.
WILKEsBARRE, PA, April Z.
The sheriff to-day became satisfied
that it WAS useless to try any longer to
preserve order in the coal regions by u
posse and called for troops. General
Osborne at tic ordered the Ninth
Regiment of Infantry and the Wynn
Oning Artillery, OF this place, with a
battery Of our guns, to proceed to
HaZeltOn. The general and his staff
left here at Z P. NJ. for the SEEM of the
disorder.
Fire I'm the Coal Mlncs-The strik.
m Refuse 70 Pus it out.
HAzELToN, Pa, April Z.
A fire broke out accidentally in one
of the mines at Stockton to-day, and
the miners at a meeting held expressly
10 consider the question, absolutely re-
fused 10 assist III putting it out, al
though such action on their part is in
direct opposition to their interests.
A messenger from Stockton arrived
for assistance to put out the fire, and a
squad of special police has been de-
tailed for that purpose.
Lenderman, proprietor of the Stock
ton Company, telegraphed here offer
ing n steam fire engine company SIC, 000
If they will quench the fire.
The pumps at Buck Mountain are
all idle, and a raid is looked for at that
place tonight.
licams Carried the state.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 7.
The State election occurred to-day.
The question of the repeal of the pro-
hibitory law has partially broken up
the political parties and renders a clas-
sitication of the Assembly impossible.
There is NJ election for Governor or
Lieutenant Governor, but the remain
der Of the Republican State ticket is
elected by a very large maiority-the
largest aver given in the State-with
three wards and three towns to hear
rom. a % t5ze fss9 aA
Rssixnatiom or GEN.. Hiii-Rumeretl
Appointment.
WASHINGTON, April 7.
Assistant Attorney General Hill has
offered his resignation TO take effect
al the adjournment of the present ses
sion Of the Supreme Court.
General Painter, of Wisconsin, and
Commissioner Douglass, are men,
toned in connection with the expected
vacancy in the Court of Claims by the
resignation Of Judge Peck.
The Black Miiis Reservation.
WASHINGTON. April 2.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs
to-day received a telegram from the
agent At the Cheyenne River Agency,
stating that he can bring to Washing
ton nine Sioux chiefs whenever need
ed for the contemplated negotiations Ia
buy the Black Hills eserve. The
Commissioner will notify them not ia
come ill he receives reports from two
other agents in the Sioux country, 30 ~
to have all the proper representatives
Of the tribes here at the same time.
severe SNOW storm.
CHEYENNE, April Z.
A snow and wind storm has been
raging since 10 o'clock last night. The
telegraph lines are FRUSTRATED between
the North Platte aud Omaha. At ten
o'clock A. N. to-day trains arriving al
North Platte from the ast bring re-
ports Of q heavy rain and sleet storm,
extending as far east as BroOkville. IL
Kansas y large force Of repairers is Oh
The ground and the line was working
at Z o'clock p. NJ.
More Troops sent 20 Quell the Dis
turbAnee NJ the Coal MimeA.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April Z.
A detachment Of 15O volunteers
started this morning for Hazleton and
the third detachment leaves this even
ing.
Deecher Comtinnes His Testimony,
New YORK, April Z.
In the Beecher trial this morning
although all the parties were present
promptly, the proceedings did moi
| commence till fully Is minutes sftel
the usual hour, counsel for defense te.
ing engaged in consultation. Beechei