Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-13
EASTERN DiSPATC HE'S.
BY Overland Telegraph.
Determination 10 Work the Coal
Mines-MeH March To their work
Armed with Rifles asii %i;eyoiy-
ers-The Ssrik ers Eafimliaiea.

- Silk eTS klIa3nssiafe3.
WILKESTAERE, Pa, May IL.
About thirty men went to wor in
the Hutchinson mine this morning.
They marched from their houses in a
body and were armed with rifles and
revolvers. a crowd Of men, women
and boys followed them with threats
and i'm precations, and were only de-
TERED from violence by the weapons of
the wcrkmen. The women were par
ticularly bitter with inyectives, and al
n point in the march nearly precipi-
tated a conflict. Threats We're made
to have a crowd, this evening whenthe
men came out OF the mine, large
enough to moo them, and through a
fear OF this the authorities We're called
upon this morning by Hutchinson for
protection, and a posse Is now being
raised to go to Kingston this after
loon.
HUNTINGTON, Pa, May II.
II. &. Fisher, of Fisher Brothers &
Miller, and john Whitehead, of White
head IL Co., respective members OF the
Excelsior and Ocean coilieries in the
Clearieid coal region, left here this
morning with a large force of work
men thoroughly equipped and pro-
visioned, and will, on reaching The col
~lieries, al once shipping. a
large force was taken up by other par
ties yesterday, but many were intimi-
dated and returned.
WILKEsBARRE, May IL.
General Osborne returned this after
noon with all of the Ninth regiment
except two companies, which will be
..Vos,nJ Of la111ta,, ~ .Iaxr5 1Aaaa,.
General Osborne informed the sheriff
that he held the troops subject TO his
order. The sheriff felt able to main
tain peace i'm this section at present
without the aid of troops and General
Osborne then disbanded the troops.
The Meeting of tUo Ena per0rs.
NEW York, May IL.
The Herald, commenting on the
meeting between the Einperors of Rus
STA and Germany at Berlin, considers
it of grave consequence TO the welfare
of Europe. All Europe Is arming.
France has obtained new life. If the
German Emperor can finua any method,
no matter how sever and despotie for
limiting the power of France he will
welcome it, even should it be war.
There is no news yet of the missing
steamer Metropolis, and small hopes
are entertained OF her safety.
The Indian Tobacco Contract.
NEW YORK, May III.
Protests against the recen awards by
the Indian Commissioners of contracts
for supplying tobacco have been made
by unsuccessful bidders. Among the
number are the we'll known houses OF
p. Lorillard IL Co., and DoEan, Carroll
q Co., of this city, and Dohan Il TAFT,
OF Philadelphia, persons who protest
and claim that the person appointed
by the Commissioner as leaf inspector
is incompetent to judge correctly of the
| various conditions and qualities of plug
tobacco, and the inspection was irreg-
ular; that the inspector had taken out
samples for consultation with Com
missioner Smith, who saysShat the en-
| tire trouble was that the contract had
been awarded outside the city, and
brokers and others engaged in the
trade were giving ven to their disap-
pointment. 1t would be hard to get
any one connected with the New York
trade who would not have his own
personal prejudices. The tobacco
| which Prot. Marsh had found fault
! with was bought in New York, and
had been passed. by a broker who