Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-24

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isgson. b. IA prseisded By every mor4l
patriotic e0ns51e-2sioa froZa sszl1 FL
poslax hi character 10 political Attacks 81
heated psrtlsxas.
The uashfn< Match
yEx Tozz, September D.
Las. nizAt tie a-sssaz On TIE - 5e-trax1
match Ezs 4. ~fsgsovs- Three 70 ne thai
T.OwesI viii wsn Par 10 oss sesirss W@s-
sya> dve ~ one agsaE1st Hzzrl; ten 70 OGe
zgzTass Gayssn. tEeysy 10 e1e azzanst In
nls, and frosn sizsy o. fire hundred % eDe
zzzins. anvoTher. lis o'rlaek thzs mora
ing the score sssz3 n EoEesl- III. GnToo-
ia, Merritt. 49, T4gkr. 81 Ershn- 1e-;
Hart. 1872 Weston. I19; Pa1chos rs
Hazes. l55. Enns. III, Jzrksnn- III; Fsa-
meyer. 1Sz As1 01rsoez TIE sos-s stood
Weston IG. RossI f7s, Hszel 80;
G7soa. fN: Easas. ~: PEseses. I]s
Merritt. I5z; Hart 1876 KRONE. 122: Tar
'or. 80; Jx<ksGa- 1S4. FedsrFaeyer. I15-
At 2 o'einek tie seore ssgdd Weston lk84
Bowel 17s; Haza. 80; Gzgon- iSS I; In
nis. lS5; PznezDt. ll5; Merits. I5: Har1s
10; Erohae. IL. Taysor. g: Jzekssn-
ia Fed@rmeTr. 49, At 4 o'csoek tie
score STOOD. E0Esal Is7. Gayon. III;
Merritt, I6G: H2zsA- $50 Hart. I57; Wa-
ION. is; Psnehot 49, Ennis. 49, Jsef-
son. IA; ErDLse. IN; Ps1erEsyz, 1zzs
TsyLr. 81
MExyHEs- September ~.
Among tie eonsrbatso1s rec@Ised By
the Horzx6z so-dzy xese &5.a11 froFa TIE
Chamber II C0mzeEee a Sez York, and
500 from cifizens Of Columbus, Ohio
S-ven new essss lave been reported today,
and three additional deaths have occurred
Aidanx the Fall River striker.
gE~ Yozx September q.
About SO EaglazA and German Social
ssss gathered IN Gernznia Ass~mbsF ROOMS
last <Tsnsng 70 rzsse s~zbseyIpsisns sor tie
Fail River spsraers ZOE On 4 strike. Tue
Chair was oceapsed By John s@fntsn. He
aid tia, IL, 60 striking spinnegz xeTe de-
serving 0! tie neties aud sympathy Of their
fsiIos-rsykrnen in View YORK. Parker. u
Pail Rive, said that the strikers we're nov
in sore need u help, and that unIess they
got money they must submit 10 the tyrzn-
mr. of tA~ bcsses. II Their could hold out.
only . Little longer the bsses, vho are now
paying more for labor than regular spin
1srs demanded. ms-s sGccernb. In fosr
yezrs tie ~spiusers' Wages had b. en de-
csesaed IS per cent, ard il va time they
we're increased. Aid had b. a SEN from
many parts 81 the Union bat the vanted
more yes. A collection Was then taken
amounting to 500.
a Raid on PsIygamy.
New Yogx. September %.
The H~r&ld's Warrington correspondent
says Ths Grand Jury meet in Salt Lake
next month, far the first time since the de-
cision u the United State- Supreme Court
Ia the Eevnoid Gaze. II il understood here
that an examination u the Endowment
Ho1se will be one Of the frat dnfie. present.
ed 70 the Grand Jury. this being tie place
where polygsmous marriages are consum-
mated. The z. 3. District Attorney il in
strueted 70 proceed with . vigorous pross-
cution Of every case presented. and ali
evidence vhish can be obtained from the
records Of the institution will be used in
support Of the position Of the Government.
II 10 said that there will be no sentimental
ity On the part OF its representatives. in
ont the instructions given to
make it understood that p~olygamy Ia q well
defined cnrse aud must be 40 vie we'd BY
Federal officers. Hereafter the necessary
Judiciary will be strengthened TO aid in
the faithful prosecution Of the law.
A bad Feeling In Fall River.
FALL RIVER. Mass. Sept. %.
Thu greatest Indignation has prevailed
here to-day over the attempt TO murder
Officer Townsend last night. 1t is expected
that . meeting Of the Board II Aldermen
viii be held tomorrow and an effort be
made to offer a reward OF $500 for the ar
rest and conviction Of the assassin. The
French population are greatly excited over
the present outrages, and particularly at
the assault on their c~onntryman last week.
Several meetings he~- been held daring
the past week and resolutions passed de-
n%ouncing the action OF those members Of
the Board OF Aldermen who refuse to in
crease the police force. Naturalization
papers are 10 lie taken out. and the French
expect TO poll $50 votes in the coming mu-
nicipal election.
A committee from the nailers at the Fall
River Iron Works waited on the Treasurer
to-day and asked for an increase Of wages
They were told that after October LIST
wages would be increased 10 per cent.
Investigating Ingalls,.
TOPEKA, Kansas. September 23.
The Congressional Committee investigat-
ing the charges Of bribery against Senator
ingalls, met Yesterday. and the prosecution
were not ready. ingalls, demanded that
every member OF the Legislature who
for him be snbpnnad to testify
y nctH0I tnry Wcfc DEiDtQ. Line commit
tee o the matter under advisement.
Billiard Match.
NEW YoRK. September %.
George +. Slosson agrees to the PROPOSE
ton made by Jacob Schaeffer that the
match samo Of billiards between them shall
be 5000 points. to he played in this city
three evenings. the stakes to be
%. 900 aside.
A . Proceedfnx.
ST.. LOUIS. September 23.
Two negroes, Washy Arnold and Payot
Ward locked arm and deliberately walked
the Missouri river, at st. Joseph. yes
and were drowned.
The Deadwood Enterprise estimates tina,
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