Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-04

Some Of the Iron workingmen in Favor Of
Going to Work.
An Expression of Confidence in
President Jarrett.
The Administration Have a Surprising
Story for the Public.
RIVAL RAILROADS MAKING
FASTER TIME.
A MALONE MOVEMENT IN
TEXAS.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

til June Is. Some Of them are loud IN
denunciation of President Jarrett. They
say he should not consent that the men
here should do anything different from
those in P%ittsburg. The leading men
among the iron workers express great con-
idence in Jarrett, however. There will
probably be a split among the iron work
ers over the question of whether to work
on Monday till the 18th inst, pending the
arbitration, or whether to stay out until
Pittsburg signs the scale. To-day is the
semi-monthly payday at the mills. The
men are all quiet and in order. Between
100000 and $4,000 is being disbursed to
the men.
Political Movements at Washing.
ton.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-A private letter
from New York was received here to-day
from a gentleman in political life, who has
been with President Arthur most of the
time during the past week, which says the
Administration has a surprising story for
the public, which will be disclosed upon
his return. The plan, according to this
gentleman, is that Lowell is to retire from
the London mission. His resignation is
already on the way.
Frelinghuysen will then adopt a foreign
policy which shall be as advantageous to
the Administration as that of Blaine was
to himself.
Secretary Folger is to become the Re-
publican nominee for Governor of New
York, and Don Cameron, as one of the
/ N 90 ma for hBalinp tha IragnI in ponpsy1.
vania politics, is to succeed Folger as Secre-
tary of the Treasury. This is the story,
some parts of which may be verified by
events.
Fast Time by Rival Railroads.
CHICAGO, June 3.--The fast time between
the Missouri River and Denver, being
made by the rival railroads, is attracting a
good deal of attention. The Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe made the first move,
announcing the schedule time of % hours
between Kansas City and Denver. The
Kansas Pacific Division OF the Union Pa
citic retaliated with a 26-hour train, and
now announces a new through schedule,
embracing not only Denver, but Cheyenne,
Ogden and San Francisco, beginning to-
morrow. Trains will leave Kansas City at
9:45 A. NJ. and will reach Denver at $50 P.
NJ tue dCludl tune DSllB - HOURS anu 10
minutes. The same train will reach Chey-
enne at 1:l5 P. NJ, or in Pin hours, con-
Meeting with the overland train for San
Francisco. A similar record is made east.
Trains leave Cheyenne after the arrival of
the overland express at 8 P. NJ; leave Den
yer at 1880 P. M, and arrive at Kansas City
in % hours and Is minutes. The Union
Pacific threatens to make a hot fight, now,
and bring about even faster time. The
Burlington will soon begin to run its
passenger trains, and will probably be a
lively factor in the fight. As yet there has
been no cutting down Of rates.
A RedhOt Campaign.
ST. LOUIS, June 3.-The Republicans
Dallas special says: Circulars have been
received from admiuistration circles in
Washington looking to a Malone move
ment in Texas. The circulars are sent to
Republican reenbackers and Independ-
ents, and favor Wash. Jones for Governor.
A request is made to be forwarded to
Washington OF a list Of the counties that
can be carried against the Democrats, a list
of those that are doubtful and the amount
Of money needed in a vigorous, redhot
campaign. Nearly all the opponents to
democracy are outspoken against the can
didacy Of General Robertson. They say he
has little strength, is self-nominated and
promulgated his own platform. 1t is evil |
dent that things are being fixed to support
Jones. This comes from e source deemed
eminently reliable.
1t is learned here tonight that the re-
ported sale Of the Chicago, Texas and Mex
lean road to the Gulf OF Colorado and
Santa Fe is confirmed. The price paid is
reported to be SIG, 900 per mile, instead of
$4,000. The said papers are ready for
signature and submission to the two direc-
tories, and the transfer Of the property
will be formally made by July1.
Hung by a Mob.
CINCINNATI, June 8. "A Times-star
special from Cattlettsburg, Kentucky,
says: A masked mob at 8 o'clock this
morning came by rail from Ashland and
took George Ellis out of Jail at Cattletts-
burg. They took him to Ashland, near the
scene OF the murder and outrage OF the
Gibbons girls last December, and hanged
him TO a sycamore tree. George Ellis was
convicted of manslaughter yesterday, on
an indictment for the murder Of these
girls. 1t was his testimony that convicted
VIM. Neal and Ellis Croft, who are now in
jail at Lexington, Kentucky. George Ell
lis and these two men were taken by river
from Cattlettsburg under a military escort
last January to escape the mob.
Cannot Fill the Orders.
NEW YORK, June 3.-Representatives of
the Troy Iron Works say the orders are so
large that they cannot fill them. The To-
cal manufacturers Of nails report immense
orders from Pittsburg, and from specula-
tors, in consequence Of the strikes in the
iron regions.
An Opinion I'm the GaItaau face IN
be Rendered Monday.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-No opinion can
be delivered on Reeds last motion in the
Guiteau case until Monday. 1t is believed
that the decision will be very short, and
no doubt is entertained that the motion
vii! be positively denied.
A Strike of the Brickmakers.
Dies MONIES, June "a special says
The bricklayers, numbering over 500, have
struck for an increase in their wages of %
cents. The employers are not likely to
concede to the demand.
Working at Increased Wages.
CHICAGO, June "A New York special
says; Nine hundred Of the striking boiler
makers returned to work in the various
shops here and in Brooklyn yesterday. BY
Monday, it is said, there will be at least
$4,000 men at work at increased wages.
The Execution OF VIM. Moore.
ATLANTA, June 3.-Wm. Moore, SEN
fenced to be hanged yesterday at Carol I
town. but who received a respite for "a
hours on account Of his attempt to com
nit suicide, was executed to-day.
Three Children Burned I Death.
DECATUR (Ala.), June "A kerosene
oil can exploded at the residence of Alexan-
der Adams at s o'clock last night, and set
fire to three children, burning them to