Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-03
TELEGRAPHIC.
THE GREAT STRIKE OF THE
IRON WORKERS.
ELEVEN HUNDRED MEN OUT Of EN-.
PIGMENT.
Thew Demand an Advance of 10 to
Is Per Cent.
Lieut.. canenhower's Visit to the Navy
Department.
A Jury in the Star Route Cases
Obtained.
SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

South CHICAGO, June 2.-There is no
material change in the situation at Iron
dale this morning. All the men are still
out. President Jarrett has not arrived,
and telegram has been received stating
that he will not com on as expected.
Corresponding Secretary Pat Carmody of
the Iron Makers Association here, has
just received the following dispatch from
President Jarrett at Pittsburg:
'My instructions being only advisory,
you are at liberty to stop, provided they
all stop"
Carmody has also received the following
telegram from Vice-President Bullock Of
Bay View, Milwaukee:
do not work unless they sign the
scale. We are out. and will stop out until
they all sign. l will call them out"
The indications now are that the men
will stay out until the manufacturers give
in. The men claim they have half a mil
lion dollars IN the treasury at Plttsburg;
also, that the steel and rail men will come
to their aid with money whenever they
] uteu II. lS SluplONSs VI liz stSCl ldAl
mill and the iron rail mills, in all making
about l 100 men, are out Of employment
here.
The wages which the iron workers are
striking against are as follows: Nail feed
ers, 81 IS per day; helpers, 81; puddlers,
81 so to S.; nailers, Sc; rollers, So to SO.
They demand an advance of from 10 to Is
per cent.
The Knights Of labor have taken a
friendly INTEREST," in the brickmakers' strike,
and propose a conference for compromise
and reconciliation. They represent, in the
interest of the strikers, that the employers
have given no answer, and are not much
inclined to treat with the men, who have
been troublesome and evasive.
Lieut.. Danenhower's Reception.
WASHINGTON, June 2~.-Lieutenant Da-
nenhower, accompanied by his father and
Tong Sing, the Chinese steward, paid an
official visit to the Navy Department this
morning. He reported his return and pre-
sented a detailed account Of his expendi,
lures. He also brought the log book OF
the Jeanette, Captain De Longs broken
rifle, another gun belonging to his party
supposed to belong to Collins, and certain
other articles found in the caches by Mel.
Vile in his search for De Long. These ar.
ticles, together with several geological
specimens, were turned over to Comma.
dore Walker, Chief of the Bureau of Navi
CATION. Lieut.. Eisenhower had quite s
conference with Secretary Chandler, and
afterwards held an informal reception foI
the benefit of his many friends, and mum
bers congratulated him on his safe return
Secretary Chandler received him cordially
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that when he had recovered from the
fatigue of the journey he would like him
to make a detailed report.
The Attack on the Chicago and
Alton Railway.
CHICAGO, June 2.-The attack of the
dock laborers at Bridgeport, last night,
npon the Chicago and Alton Railway, wa
well executed, and evinced careful plan.
ming. They were thoroughly armed with
sticks, clubs, pieces Of iron and stones
The number Of broken and bruised heads
attest their effectiveness. Three had their
skulls laid bare by various blows, and half
a dozen were crippled and hurt in various
degrees. None of the injured are likely
to die, even Judge Pittsburg being in a
fair way to recover at last accounts. The
rioters quickly fed when their revenge
was satisfied. The police were early on
the scene, and have made several arrests,
including James O'Brien, John O'Neil
and 0 h Framly, all on suspicion. A
dispatch from Dwight says that one of the
rioters was accidentally shot in the fore
head. Witnesses of the affair are being
looked up. David McWilliams of Dwight,
who was with Judge Pittsburg, says that
the shot which struck him was fred from
the inside Of a car, but mont of the party
saw the man who fired it. 1t is believed,
however, that important clues are in the
hands Of the police, and that the mis-
creants will be brought to justice.
Fatal Results If II Land Suit.
LITTLE Rock Ark, June "A TRACE
dy is reported from Yell County. Laza-
rus Brooks and James McGhee, farmers,
quarreled over a land suit. McGhee, learn
ing that Brooks would win it, became
furious with passion, and found him in
the woods hunting cattle in D with
a 15-year old boy. After a few words Nc
Ghee shot him dead with a shotgun, and
as the boy started to run sent a shot after
him, breaking his arm, but not checking
his fight. McGhee then reloaded his gun,
and placing it against the forehead Of his
PROSTATE victim, shot the charge into his
head. He then walked off and is still at
large.
The Star Route Cases to be Tried
BefOre July 4.
WASHINGTON, June "A jury was OBJ
tanned this afternoon in the Star Route
cases. Two Of the jurors are colored
Judge Wylie decided that the prosecution
should have the opening argument, and il
was arranged that Bliss should give an ex.
PLANTATION at length to the jury Of the par
ticulars of the cases, and should state
what the Government expected to prove.
The Court also added that the defense
would be allowed but one opening argu-
ment by one Of their counsel. 1T ia my
intention to bring these cases to a close
before July A." said Judge Wylie, ''even il
/ have to sit up all night and Saturdays to
do it," Still he thought the usual Court
hours would suffice.
Execution Of James E. Harvey.
C~ARRoLLToN (Ga.), June 2.-James E.
Harvey was hung here this afternoon for
murder. The gallows was erected in a
field, and the execution was witnessed by
i 1900 people. Ii L. MeeFe, who was to
have been hanged at the same time and
place, attempted suicide this morning by
taking morphine, and will die from its
effects.
arbitration for the Trunk Lines.
New YoRE, June 2.-Ata meeting Of the
Trunk line Presidents yesterday. IL was
agreed to select Charles Francis Adams
Jr. of Massachusetts, as permanent arbi-
traitor for the trunk lines. Albert Fink
was invited to tender to him the position.
1t has not been accepted, but there 10 little
doubt Of his accaptanoe. 1t Is also be-