Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
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A New Line Of steamers.

A New Line of Steamers.
New YoRK, December 81.
1t is reported that W. II. Vanderbilt Is
about starting a line of eighteen steam
ships, connecting with the New York Gen.
trail Railroad, to be called the Unicorn
Line. The first vessel will depart on jan
uary 18th. They will run to Liverpool.
Hayre, Hamburg and Antwerp, carrying
grain, cattle. fresh beef and produce. and
no passengers. making the trip in fourteen
days. The steamers to be used have here
tofore been running between the Mediter-
ranean ports. Vanderbilt's piers and ele-
vators are ready to load grain and cattle.
The Central Railroad deals only as for
warders with the proposed line. 1t is
stated that in anticipation OF this move
ment, the Lelands of Boston recently con-
nected their steamers with the Hoosac
tunnel route.
The Chinese Labor Problem SOlvcd
New YORK. December ~.
The Herald, to-day, says: The problem
Of Chinese labor has been successfully
solved at the shoe mandatory in North
Adams, Mass, The experiment begun sew
eral years ago, which led to labor compli-
cations and disturbances, has succeeded
beyond the hopes of its most ardent sup
DOTIeTSs lIS OuiucoC CuuHAOyCc -
the streets with as much freedom rs any
citizen. Their foreman. All Sing, married
o Virginia girl a short time ago. The
workshops are filed with an equal number
Of American workmen and Chinese, all
working on the same pay. Quite a large
number Of tho Chinese propose applying
for citizenship. Many Of them are edu-
Gated, and some have Joined the churches.
A Bank Messenger Robbed.
New York, December n.
The regular mes .enger OF the Importers
and Traders Bank being absent to-day. o
new man was sent with the usual consign-
ment to the Clearing House. He was &C.
companied by the bank detective, and car
ried $160, 900 of Clearing House certificates
of legal tenders, deposited in the United
States Treasury, $4,000 in United States
gold certificates, Sc, 7j5 in currency and
SGT gold. The messenger, on arriving at
the Clearing House, discovered that all the
O was gone, and could not account
for its disappearance. He then returned
TO the bank and the payment Of the Clear
ing House certificates was stopped at the
Treasury. The payment Of the gold certi-
fcates could not be stopped, as they are
to bearer. The officers OF the
bank offer $500 reward for the return Of
tho certificates.
Trouble Among Printers.
NEW YoRK, December 81.
There is trouble in the New York World
Office with the compositors. They heard
Yesterday afternoon that q reduction in
or q substitution of non-union men
was contemplated, and a committee waited
Mr.. Hurlkurt, but got no decisive
answer. At 1890 last night all the COM
were discharged peremptorily by
the publisher, and o batch Of new hands
into the composing rooms. "A
II, eng force of police was on hand, and no /
trouble occurred. The old hands left in .
BODY. and Inch excitement prevails. The
DOORWAY Of the World Office is guarded, and
he stairway is lined With policemen. Typo
graphical Union No. 6 vii act in the mat
tomorrow.
PHILADELPHIA, December n.
Ex-Congressman Owen Jones started
rom his residence at Wynnewood, last
night, to visit q neighbor. and was found
before midnight frozen to death by the
District in the F0rty-fifth
Congress.
$4,000 Less by Fire.
New Yonx, December ~.
Last night the Office Of the Catholic
and the Young Catholic" in
street, was burned out. Total
loss, $50. 600.
The Score Of O'Lcary and Campana.
New York, December n.
At noon to-day, O'Leary and Campana
the score stood at that hour,
O'Leary, 3l5 miles Campana, 200.
Samuel j. Tilden to be the First
Witness.
WASHINGTON, December ~.
Samuel j. Tilden will be one Of the first
witnesses called before the Potter Commit
tee, when the House instructs it to inves-
tig ate the cipher kilograms.