Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-03-03

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NV Yoxx- March a-The Pests Wash
iagsoa SPECIAL says Representatives from
the CAsnsss SIX Companies are nov on
sA<1r var % sAis essy, unass instructions
frvz the Chinsss G-0verrment 10 ask
fArszSA the Chinss< L@sa1sa hsre. If or
G~Svsrnnszs means 10 protect peaceful and
s~asusrseus csssners of China who are resi-
3sas IN tbs connt<y. TAsy are directed TO
get Z possible. an explicit ansxer.
Ezr- E1wsrd Cowasy, ~sx-nsnASer Of the
2sse S~Asekxris Fe1d- convicted Of cruelty
~ rA&1a-sn- Was sAssa fo-dar from the
Tsnas - tie P~saisea14ry- The reverend
ranrsrs vas Al cue nDs chaplain Of that
4-xnzzDaa-
Ex-Ezxxro-zS March 2-Tbe Sentinel
prints details 81 the 6canes of the nosori-
Gus Srs<a taznl2y. shouing thai the crimes
committed by 1A<n were more arrocso1s
fasEz Insss cuzzzasssi by the Bender fam
ar- 6~vxn IVES rssso1sy murdered by his
wise and hs- rEzaoz To AlM and his
zszzz1r are srAsas ire mysterious murders
ssr znaasr-
10 xSxx exEAF rAKEs-sz1cEkz FKKFKzs
rzK CHINESE TO TEE IRzsz.
NV YoKK. NxreA 2-The facts regard
ing the arrangesneni between the Pacific
Mail Steamship Cozgsny and the Pacific
Railroads are as follows A irafSe Arrange
ment, to run five years. has been agreed
upon by the respective railroad companies
and the steamship company, the roads TO
pay to the steamship line SlI0.o90 per
month in considerataon a The right Of the
roads to fix the rates far California vsasssn-
gers and freight. The roads are b pur-
chase two steamers On The China lne. the
City Of Peking and Csfy 81 Toxic. for ST.
200, 900, paying for then IN azzssAllnasnfs Of
$lOO, 900 per month. the purchase being
subject to an inspection Q. The STEAMERS
within 80 days.
Beecber, in his SERMON On Sza3sy, ~
viewed the history 81 Psyasafh Church,
and called for an expanSsoa of IFS present
energies. He said We are n danger Of
lapsing into q state of iasezivi1y- There is
much left for us TO do We must see 20 il;
that all privileges are secured 10 those lately
in slavery. We must sse 10 II that the
Mongolian shall be as free 10 set his foot
on the western coast a. the lrlshnAn Is TO
set his foot on the easfzrn coast Long
applause. The day that this spirit goes
out of the Church its life 5 one
STATE LAW
WASHINGTON, March 2-The Supreme
Court has given q decision in the case Of
Taylor Strouder, plaintiff in error. VS. the
State of West Virginia The question in
volved was the eonstfufl0DAlity Of an act
of the West Virginia Legislature excluding
colored citizens from jury service in the
courts of that State. The court holds that
when q colored citizen is tried for his life
by a jury from which the citizens Of his
own race are. by the State statute. express
" excluded, he is denied equal protection
Of the Law guaranteed by the third clause
of the fourteenth amendment to the Con-
stitution, and that the State statute deny
ing him such right is repugnant to the SAID
constitutional provision. The judgment Of
the Supreme Court Of Appeal of West yir-
GINA is reversed. Justice Strong delivered
the opinion, Justice Field dissenting.
cREDrrABLE 70 CORPORATIONS.
BosroS, March AT Lowell there has
been > general advance Of wages in all the
leading corporations within . few weeks,
and several manufacturing establishments
hare Joined in the increase. which was
agreed 70 by the manufacturers without .
Petition or other movement Of the work
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