Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-18

ESPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.i
Georges second Arrest.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-Capt. John
Mullan Of California has filed with the
Secretary of State a petition, inviting his
attention to the second arrest in Ireland
of Henry George Of San Francisco. The
petition speaks OF Mr.. George as a ma
tive born American, journalist. author,
& gentleman Of irreproachable character,
and urges that his second arrest be
promptly inquired into by the United
States authorities. In submitting the Pc
tition Captain Iullau explains that he as
sumes the responsibility of calling the at
tention Of Secretary Frolinghuysen to the
matter in consequence Of absence from
Washington of the entire California Con.
gressional delegation.
The strikers.
CHICAGO, Aug. 17.-This morning $50
hod.carriers and br~icklayers at Pullman
went on 8 strike for % per day. The pre-
vious wages were 81 So. They have other
| grievances, including lost time in correct
time keeping, and the necessity Of paying
car fare TO Chicago. Both sides are
stubborn.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IL The boss
s~tevedores have formed a protective as
ISOLATION and fixed the rate Of wages.
CUMBERLAND Ind.l, Aug. 1.-THE
local assemblies throughout the mining
region to-day heard the report Of a con-
ference between the operators and miners,
and resolved TO continue the strike.
illuminating II Negroes.
LITTLE Rock, Aug. 1.-THE Republic
cans in Phillips County have 1900 ma
jority, but the bulldosers prevent the
negroes from voting, and now refuse to
allow them to compromise, or in any way
to put a ticket in the field, threatening to
run the leaders cut Of town. In the back
towns they are already i~ntimidating the
negroes, back from Helena. Governor
Churchill says he viii stop this work if he
has to declare martial law. lie has already
taken vigorous steps TO prevent al out
rage, and is thoroughly IN earnest.
A Demand tor Valuable Property.
QUEBEC, Aug. 1.-THE Jesuits OF Que
bee are again agitating for the restoration
to them OF all their property confscated
during the reign Of Henry ". The
restoration IS demanded as an act OF JUS
tice, and the list Of properties referred to
contains some which are now Of great
value. The promoters Of the agitation
suggest that some outlying territory to
the north be given as 3 re~compense.
The yellow Fever.
. BROWNSVILLE Tex, Aug, 17.-There
were II new cases Of yellow fever y%ester-
day, - Mexicans and ) Americans. Three
Mexicans died. The publication Of the
daily papers has been suspended, SO many
hands being down with the fever.
AT Matamoras, the number Of cases is
-.--. ~. l.-+la ---,- -a,.,,gll
for "a hours ending 9 O'Clock yesterday
morning.
1--WE BROTHERS Shot.
A~LBUQUERQUE y. Nj Aug. 17.-At an
early hour this morning su unknown
man rode up to the residence of Jose
Rafael Apodoca. called him to the door
and shot him through the head, killing
him instantly. Apodocas' brother then
appeared At the door, and he, too, was shot
dead by the stranger, who made his eX-
cape.
Arrest of Elliott h. Hobbs.
COLUMBUS (O.l, Aug. 17.-Detective C.
". Paige Of St. Louis to-day arrested
Elliott R. Hobbs at the Columbus bar.
racks, charging him with completely il
the outrage OF Emma Bond, at Taylors,
vile, Ill, last June. Hobbs enlisted al
Springfield, H., last June.
a Private Dwelling Robbed.
AMSTERDAM N. V, Aug. 17.-Last
night five masked men bound the male
and female inmates of Gilchrist Brothers
dwelling and got $500 in money and $50,
600 worth Of bonds and mortgages. Nc
arrests.
An Ex-Convict's Crime.
CHICAGO, Aug. 17.-Eugene Doherty, ar
eX-convict from Joliet, shot and killed
Nicholas Jones in the Halstaad Restaurant
this morning, during a quarrel over the
payment Of a meal.
Autobiography.
New York, Aug. 17.-The Anti-Monop'
oily State Convention at Saratoga ia set foi