Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-26
TELEGRAPHIC.
A General Strike OF
Iron Workers.
100, 900 COAL MINERS THROWN
OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
Harvard Opposed to Buffers
Receiving q Degree.
IMPORTING SPURIOUS TEAS
FROM CANADA.
Losses by the Malone Coalition
Ticket in Virginia.
MORMON ELDERS TRYING 70 GET A
rooTHo1p m INDIANA.
MORMON ELDERS TRYING 70 GET A
rooTHoID m INDIANA.
ESPECIAL TO THE sEsr1sEL.l

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
CHICAGO, May 25.-Al doubt Of a gen.
| eral strike among the iron workers on
| Juno 1 has beer removed by the fat which
| has rome forth from the headquarters OF
| the Amalgamated Association Of Iron and
s.A.i we-hesc, demanding that the pres-
ent scale Of prices be maintained. Mem
bers Of the Association in this city and
vicinity have received orders to stop work
on May 81 at midnight if the companies do
not decide, and notices to that effect were
generally served upon the manufacturers
yesterday. In every case compliance with
I the demands has been refused, and pre-
parations are being made for q general
shut down.
President Crandall Of the local company
telegraphed to Gov. Gallon and the Sher-
fif Of st. Clair County, asking protection.
and demanding that the mob be sup
| pressed. and that his men be allowed to
return to work.
C~oLLINsvILLE, ILL.,, May 25.-To-day not
. mine on the Vandslia road between East
st. Louis and Troy 10 in operation. They
are all closely watched by the strikers.
The Mayor last night ordered the saloona
| closed at 8 O'Clock, and swore in so depu-
| ties, as drunkenness increased among the
| miners. Eighteen or 20 shots were fired
about midnight in q spirit Of deviltry.
About 2 O'Clock this morning $50 strik-
| ing miners assembled at the Abbey mines.
They ascertained that the men were driven
| off yesterday and had not returned. Then
| they detailed so men to see that no attempt
was made to start up. Some 200 Of them
started east on the railroad. track. A
| picket was left at mine No. 8. When the
Collinsville mine was reached they were
told that no attempt at work would be
made to-day. Then they started for the
Confidence and Troy mines, but upwards
OF 100 strikers stopped there. The Belle
vile and Caseyille miners were Joined by q
strong delegation from the mines on the
| Ohio and Mississippi side. Those who did
not remain at the Confidence mine pushed
| on to Troy, Z miles from here. and sur
| rounded the Brookside mine, which was
| the last on the vandalia track. 1t was in
operation yesterday, but upon the appear
ance Of the mob this morning the men
struck work. The situation 10 critical, and
Z crisis will be reached tonight.
ST. LouIs, Nay 25.-Thers IL great ex-
element among the striking coal miners
in 81. Clair County, Illinois, across the
river from here. Early yesterday morn
ing 800 strikers from Caseyville and Belle
| vile arrived at mine No. 1 Of the Abbey
| Coal Company 1t Collin3tille and sur
| rounded tho boarding house. They also
| called on the men In the mine 10 come out.
| They did 20. The strikers then marched
to pit No. 3 and were told that no work
would be lone In the mine to-day. At the
Sints Bluff mine the same thing occurred.
The wofkmsn y 8 rule do not look for
ward to an indefinite period Of id1snsss
with my degree Of satlsfAction, but they
are under the control Of the Association,
and there 10 no alternative. Tbs manu-.
f~acturers are equally reluctant to lie idle,
but while they express sympathy for The
men they fear TO acceds 70 ths demand. -
II would result In actual loss. Al least
100, 900 operatives are thrown out Of en-
ploymsut. OF this number Psnnsylvania
will have about one-half. Ohio the second
highest number and Illinois the third,
with indiana . little less than Illinois.
In . Dilemma.
BosTox, Nay 25.-The terrible bogy Of
Ben Butler 10 frightened that sminsntly
respectable body, the Board Of oversssrl
Of Harvard College, that on Wednesday
they adjourned. alter . half hours ~.
sion, without settling the question whether
they should give the General the degree Of
1. L. D. st the COMMENCEMENT or not
Ever since Butler was inaustsd Into oiaol
the Harvard dignitariss have worried ovss
The matter. Every Massachusetts, Coy.
srnor has been entertained 1T ths com.
meCcement with : dinner. Certain par
ties among the Oversssrs think 1t would Be
bad policy not to keep mp the usage, sAy.
ing that u would simply b honoring thu
ONCE, not The man. The strength Of this
party Il not known, but II d formidable
enough to drive Senator Hosr into sngag-
ing passage for Europe. rather than "a
stay Of home and brave b ordeal OF pre-.
hand, and 10 b introduced ~ . special
guest to Hoar's friends. The Boston Jour
nal style Of people, and some other blus
bloods, units "a declaring that Harvard
must not give Butler . dsgree; that Il
would be ill wrong TO give an honor to Z
demagogue who hates The College 20 bit.
terly. What harnesses the Overseers d the
inumaton that Il The General gets thu
degree Harvard will lose 8 million or two
dollars now provided for her In The will
Of certain eminent Bostonians.
Prejudice Against the MoFmons.
RICHMOND. Ind, Nay 25.-Morgan Hsw-
IT. and Nathan D. Thomas. Mormon FL
dsrs. are In the city, or rather q West
Richmond, and II 10 generally undsrstood
that they came direct from Utah, - sps.
ciAl ENJOYS 70 prepare the way for holding
. series Of meetings here. II y IN sxcep-
| every denomination has . representative,
| and religious tolerance u corfsspondingly
elastic and enduring. But, Per contra,
| there 10 perhaps mot . community IN the
| United States where . stronger prejudice
| exists against the Mormon faith, and their
| action q awaited with unconooaled ankle
". They are perhaps aware Of the situar
tion, - they came IN Saturday, and have
not vet showed up. It may BE- that they
will be rather Backward In coming tor
ward until reinforcsments arrive.
Accelerated and Spurious Teas.
WASHINGTON. Nay 25.-The Treasury
Department has bssn informed that a.
temps may BE- made 70 violate the ACT TO
prevent the importation Of sdultsratsd and
suurious tees by means Of importations
from Canada. Ths attention OF customs
officers on the frontier IL therefore esps-
daily invited to the matter, and In case Of
doubt, they are instructed not to deliver
teas imported into their districts until
proper samples have been made and
sent to the nearest United States ofacer ap-
pointed under tho provisions Of the Act
and his report thereof d received.
Wahone Losing His Hold.
NoRroLx, Va. Nay 25.-The election 70
turns from the n~eishboring counties indi-