Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-10
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FAX F~gAscsco. July 8
The Central Pacific Railroad Company
recently discharged a large force Of China
men employed in filing in The long rhsrf
from the Oakland side. A request vas IL
sued By latoring white usn thai tie China
men should he replaced sifA shise =
This was done ten dsys ago. Yesterday
the men we're informed they Ee-e reeeiTiag
Sl.50 per day, but dissatisfied with tbs
amount. they struck fox So . dzy. aid
stipulated hat ten hours sAoBld constitute
a days work. Tie xogk consisted n m
loading dirt trains from piles 5szse rosn
expressed . willingness 70 work for sl-ss
per day, the regular amount paid saef5gs
hands. The Ciinaraen bad besn paid as
to $50 per moath and provisions. Mr.
Stroabridge. who has charge Of the work,
refused 10 zecede 70 sbe demand u tie
men, and as there were fears II ~rIg1enre,
be obtained policemen 70 keep the pare
These remained but z short TING, 2s there
was nc evidences cf intention 70 violence
Two men remained Al work wiling to nDrk
for $l-G per day The sirikers are sitting
In groups around tie trains engaged and
il 10 understood they viii repe by rioseDes
any attempt 10 substitute ChinaDen- As
yet nothing has been done toward employ
ing rsen. and Mr.. ~S;ronbriSge HIS szid
that be does bot want the strikers.
Thomas Z. AikiBs1n was examined. IL
the Criminal courf. to-day. On . charge Of
having eEabezzled 3d. rs belonging - the
DeifFes Mining Company, Q. wh5eh he wac
Secretary IA Treasurer. The eriaenes
failed ~ show embezzlearent. and TIE eass
mas dismissed. The hearing If fwo more
similar cases against Atkinson Was e0Bsln-
ned 10 Saturday.
R1- z--a 49, Iii.
match will begin II the Mechanics Pavilion
At i O'Clock to-morrcE morning. for tie
following prizes. First. champion d4s-
Iaond belt. ralHed at 81 -50D, u 81 90 IN
eoins seeond. $3.50 coin: third. 500; fourth.
$50 The following parties hare entered
drawing Positions IN the order named: C.
D. Thompson. Ii. SorLoH. j. Bowman, j.
A. sznt0s. W. H. Scott, J. EenDoyan. z.
Acintyre. W. CbenoEisz. JOHN Armstrong.
John Mcfarland and Frank Edward
During the evening. before the coDtssi
coInrnenes<. several Piute and DanDock
Indians will run 4 % mile race.
The Arctic exploring yacht Jeanette
sailed yesterday afternoon Long before
the hour fred for her departure The pier
heads and ships along the city front and
The hiIltops were crowded with spectators,
and the Bay vas lively with yachts and
steamers some delay occurred. and il
sas rot TIL 4 r. W. that the order was given
70 weigh anchor. she was~ conveyed By the
steam tugs Milan, Griffith and Rzbbonis.
and the city Ere tug. Governor Irwin and
attended by the entire yacht squadron. all
bearing fail loads 81 spectators. The Jean
Defte steamed siosiy down the hzSbor
amid the dipping d fsgss screaming Of
steam whistle. and . salute Of tan guns
from Port Point. The Jeanette was
deeply loaded with coal aud stores. and
her progress was 70 slow tbxt il was not
TIL hzlf-pzst six O'Clock that she got cut
side Of the Heads. Here she stopped for =
few moments. while the wife Of Lieutenant
belong was being transferred 70 the Yacht
Froiic. The steamers and yachts then
passed under the stern Of the Jeanette,
the crowds on board cheering Lieutenant
belong and the expedition. The Jean
Defte's engines were then again started.
and in company with the chooner Fannie
A. Hyde. which goes to Behring Sea ss q
coal and provision tender, she steamed
seward.
The Executive Committee of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee met last
evening. The proceedings we're kept Sc
cret. but il is understood that they referred
to the wedding out Of the candidates on
the State ticket. by piling assessments ON
them. with = view Of filling their places
with Fl. BIS.
Savage levies an assessment Of 81
Utah. 50; Julia. 81 IS.
Mfning T~roubIes nG Bsdie.
BoDIE, July ..
The University men took possession OF
the Monitor mine and drove of the men.
They still hold possession. Nobody in
jured.