Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-09
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CUMBERLAND Md, June S.-Another
installment OF 120 foreign miners for the
Consolidation Company arrived this after
noon, and so police met them, and the ut
most precautions were taken to protect
them from the influence of the Knights OF
Labor and the strikers on their arrival at
Eckhart. The greatest excitement pre-
vailed, the striking miners having congre-
gated in large numbers, calling to the men
inside the line to come out and desert the
company, and they should have the strik-
ing miners aid and protection. The calls
were in vain, and after an hour all excite
ment subsidized, and the strikers dispersed
without an outbreak.
ST. LOUIS, June S.-The rolling mill at
Harrison's works shut down to-day, de-
Ginning to pay the advance asked. Seventy
five men at the Peckham Iron Works
struck to-day. The men at the Western
Stove Works are at work at compromised
rates. The st. Louis Stove Works have
shut down.
CINCINNATI, June S.-There is no change
in the iron strike situation, and President
Jarrett has telegraphed that he will be
here on Friday, and a meeting will be held
then.
~PITTsBURG, June 6.-A conference of the
iron men of the West was held here yes
terday. ]. D. Weeks, Secretary of the As
soclatlcn, says a new organization Of all
the manufacturers of the West was formed,
the object being to govern the subject of
wages. The meeting was the largest ever
held. The situation was fully reviewed
and discussed, and the opinion prevailed
that if an advance was conceded this time,
the Amalgamated Association would next
year demand Sc SO or 81 per ton for pud-
ding. They then came to the conclusion
that they might as we'll fight it out now,
and it was unanimously resolved not to
start the mills in accordance with the
present demand, and every one present
pledged himself to adhere to this resolu.
ton.
The Star ROnte Jury.
WASHINGTON, June s.-The Post says of
the Star Route jury: 1t is asserted that
no sooner were talismen ordered than a
goodly number were found on hand, con-
venient for Marshal Henry's summons,
and that ex-senator Dorsey was seen to
have the ear Of Marshal Henry in a Sc
cluded alcove. There is no doubt that
Marshal Henry was subsequently brought
before Attorney-General Brewster and sub
jected TO a rasping examination. But as
no overt act could be designated, it was
deemed the wisest policy to make no fuss
riously contemplated to demand of the
Marshal his resignation, but this deter
mination, after a long conference with the
Marshal, was abandoned. 1t is not charged
that the jury has been corrupted or is sus-
ceptible Of being tempered with.
Jurors Should He Free From Criti.
cism.
WASHINGTON, June SIN the Criminal
Court Judge Wylie said great injustice had
been done by articles in the New York and
District papers to the Marshal OF the Dis
trict and jurors. He then explained how
carefully the jury in these Star Route
cases had been selected. When jurors are
regularly accepted they ought to be free
from criticism, and it was a cruel injustice
for newspaper writers to assail them with
out a basis, as, he was convinced, had been
done. He thought the District Attorney
ought to take official notice OF these arti-
cles. He cautioned the jury to be especial
ly careful to keep secluded, and disarm
suspicion. insolvency then renewed has
argument for Dorsey.
Refused Food for eve Months.
LINCOLN (Neb.) June s.-Adolph schon-
niger, the Polish Jew who was sent to the
~Penitentiary for shooting, but who was
subsequently sent to the insane asylum
about eight months ago has for seven
months positively refused food, except
what was forced down him. His weight
fell from $50 to 80 pounds, and yesterday
he died. A few hours before his death he
ate voraciously, and to the last moment
lamented at having violated Christ's COM
mands by eating.
and Autobiography Con-
ventiOn.
EMPoRIA Kan, June 9.-The Green
back and Autobiography Convention was
held here yesterday. It nominated ]. Cols
for Congress and D. s. Wood OF the Kan.
sas State Journal for Congressman at
Large.
A POstOffiee Burglarized.
COLUMBUS tIll.), June s.-The Post
Office was burglarized last night and 50, 900
in Government checks taken, besides
stamps, and between $50 and 200 watches
that were in the safe.
vandsrhofr Sentenced to Zen Years.
ST.. PAUL, June Sd. Vanderbilt, who
stole 100000 while bookkeeper of the
First National Bank, pleaded guilty yes
and was sentenced to ten years in
the penitentiary. He lost $50, 600 III, one
wheat deal.
Well.tO.dO Negroes Going TO Mexico. |
DALLAS Texas, June S.-A large COM
pany of well-to-do negroes from Missis-
passed through here on their way to
chihuahua, Mexico, to the mining and agri-