Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-03

doors. The company's store was at
tacke1 and she's were fired into the
building, but the superintendent and
Gle. ks escaped. Persons riding along
the highway we're stopped and fired
upon when they refused tn join the
rioters. Riots are reported at Ash
land with the loss of several lives. All
is quiet here this morning.
HARRISBURG, Pa, April l.,
Governor Hartranit will Tomorrow
issue a proclamation ordering the riot
Gus miners to disperse. The vigorous
policy pursued in the csse of the Sus-
quehanna rioters will be repeated if
necessary on the present occasion.
The Public Debt.
WASHINGTON, April l.
The public debt statement shows a
decrease during March of SO, 1881 ,2l0 III
currency; balance, S5,lS2, Az; coin,
$o4, lbs, so; coin certificates, $2i,l9l,-
800: special deposits and legal tenders
for redemption of certificates of de-
post, S430.450 co.; outstanding legal
tenders, 1919, 326, 300. Decrease of pub
lie debt since June 30, 1874, $9,453, 462.
Payment Of Jurors
ALBANY, N. Y, April l.
A bill was introduced in the Assem-
bly, to-day providing for the payment
of jurors ON %protracted trials. The
bill provides that in case a trial is pro-
traced beyond 60 days the Super
visors may grant such compensation
as they see fit. ~
The Tilton Beecher case is already
on its thirteenth continuous week.
Hoods and Ice Gsrxes.
New York, April l.
Reports from W~ilkesbarre and other
points in Pennsylvania, where disaster
from ice gorges was apprehended, are
to the effect that the ice is passing
away without damage.
AT Easton, it is feared, however, the
wharves and property will suffer
sOmewh hat from the overflow before the
river is cleared.
DETROIT, April l.
The ice in Grand river broke up to-
day. One wood and four iron bridges
wore carried away at Lansing. Loss,
$5J,LOO. Great damage is anticipated.
NEW YORK, April l..
Twenty-eight failures and two sui
cidasa ara annou need.
Miii'ary >h"I'ses'
WASHINGTON. April |.
The Fifth cavalry, which has been
in Arizona during the past three years.
has been ordered to exchange stations
| with the Sixth cavalry, now in Kansas
| and the Indian country.
LouIsBURG. Pa. April |,
The fond ea,,sed Inv The ice gorge is
| driving people from their houses
along the river. GrentJ excitement
n~ravails-
Guano IN f'eru.
NEW YORK, April l..
Peruvian dates to the 18th of March
report another great discovery tn an
out-o.-the-way place bellows lard crust
If said, some few leagues south of Iqtii-
qua. The guano found Is Of the best
quality.
strikes I'm Inc sos'o" Mii's
BOSTON, Mass, April l..
-. aoo. Iouu,e az ,urm.u IN
this state and New Hamus6ire. calsed
as alleged Inv an i,nnerati>e order from
Fall River The head center of The Ma.
,i0nal Union. recurring operatives to
demand the RESTORATION of former
nrires.
The strike at Great Falls, N. H., is
| NOT genera. aud the CORPORATION claims
that il Il now virtually ended. new
| hands being easily procured, no con-
cession in prices being made.
AZ Loweil notice ln.eil.nn "
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only, III .ne Niarsacnu.e..s ano,..
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