Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-25

Grant, and many will vote for him who be-
fore opposed him. The people feel a pride
in him ; they see how he has been received
in Europe, as nj other private person has
ever been his military training; his eight
years experience in the Presidency his
observations Of foreign governments and
foreign statesmen, all fit him peculiarly for
the position. Grant will see more of the
country in going through it than any man
I know Of. l do not think he would take
any action to secure the nomination it
will nave to seek him, as it did before,
and If he felt that he was wanted he would
not refuse. The feeling is an entirely pop
ular one, and is not brought about by his
political friends at all.
Chances of n Much Moro Extended
Strike than that of Last Summer.
New York, July "a.
A Wilkesbarre letter in the Tribune gives
the conversation of a gentleman engaged
in the manufacturing business in one of
the northern counties in Pennsylvania.
He says the chances are that we shall have
much more serious trouble within the next
two months than that which came upon ms
unexpectedly last summer. Preparations
are being made for a simultaneous strike
all over the country On the railroads, in
the mines, and in many of the largest
A4hAA10idCtuIlIl5 cSt dDlIoulltutS, ana 0OClll0
but the utmost vigilance on the part of the
State authorities, and such preparation as
will make it possible to crush out such q
movement instantly, will prevent one OF
the worst calamities that has ever befallen
the country. The 10th of June was the
time actually fixed for the strike, and an
outbreak would certainly have taken place
then, or soon after, but for the prepare
tons made to preserve the peace by Gov
ernor Hartranft. A Chicago representa-
tive OF the strikers, on his way to New
York, stopped over at Hornellsville, and
said to his friends that they ought to take
the property Of the rich, and they ought
especially to break open the banks and take
all the money and divide it.
Plot for an Extended Strike
Throughout the Country.
New York, July "a.
The Tribune, reviewing It's coal region
correspondence, says: If there is n sort
OF . plot on foot for a general strike
throughout the country, and a lawIess up
rising everywhere, with special designs
upon banks and safes, the warming that is
given elsewhere ought to go far to defeat
1t. A very careful correspondent finds q
Pennsylvania manufacturer who. impresses
him as a remarkably cool-headed person,
that fears more serious disturbances in tho
next two months than occurred last sum-
mer. He declares that preparations are
making everywhere for a strike that its
date was once fixed for the middle OF June,
and thatpit is now fixed for the middle of
August. If there is a good foundation for
these a-pprehensions, it ought not to be
difficult to ascertain the fact. An exposure
Of the plan would be almost enough to de-
feat it, and an exposure ought to be posi-
BILE, if there is anything to expose.
Kidnapping Chinese.
NEW YORK, July "a.
The steamer from Panama of the 10th
has the following: A regular system of
kidnapping Chinese and sending them as
laborers on haciendas in the northern part
of the State has been discovered in Callao.
The Project of the city recently found o
lumber Of these unfortunates confined in
a house awaiting the sailing of the steamer
in which they were to be embarked like
dumb driven cattle. Once on the ha-
ciendas, their condition is worse than ever
was seen among the slaves Of the Southern
States. They are poorly paid, badly fed
n treated most shamefully. At night
they are confined within the walls like
those OF a prison, and should they en-
deavor to escape they are hunted down
with greater zeal than if they were GRIM
inals guilty Of the most serious crimes.
The Government has begun most earnestly
to correct and reform the labor system,
n make the condition of Chinese labor
ers more tolerable.
Capture of Escebodo Confirmed.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, July "a.
Official dispatches to the Mexican Con-
sui here confirm the capture of Escobedo.
He was taken to Monterey, but it is doubt.
full whether he will reach there alive.