Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-20
Santa Fe, but was utterly disguised with
the narrow streets. some Of which he
found impossible to get through.
TELEGRAPHIC.
The Coming Irish Conven-
ton at Philadelphia.
CHICAGO WILL SEND
$50
COWBOYS WANT AN IN
CREASE OF WAGES.
They Threaten to Kill Anyone Who
Interferes with Them.
HEAVY SUIT FOR DAMAGES AGAINST
THE ". Q. TELEGRAPH co.
Gen. Crook to Move Into the
Mountains Of Mexico.
Gen. Crook to Move Into the
Mountains Of Mexico.
IspEcrAL no. rHE sEsr1xEL.l

ESPECIAL TO THE s~ESTLNEL.l
CHICAGO, April 19.-Over $50 delegates
from this city alone will attend the com
ing Irish Convention in Philadelphia next
Thursday, and it is expected that the total
representation in the convention will not
fall short Of 1000. 1t has not yet been
determined who will call the convention
to order. Alexander Sullivan of Chicago
is in receipt Of a telegram from Judge
Mooney (Toohey) Of San Francisco, asking
him to represent that city in the con-
vention.
Situation Of the Strikers.
CHICAGO, April 1s.-The striking brick
layers will parade this evening, and will
be joined by other local unions in mass
meeting on the lake front. The general
situation is unchanged. 1t is said that
married men among the strikers are being
compelled to accept the terms Of the build
ers, being driven to it by the long lock-
out. The cigar makers have formally
notified their intention to strike on the 7th
Of May against certain firms who haye not
acceded to their demands.
Cowboys ON the Rampage.
FoaT WORTH, Tex, April 19.-Between
200 and 800 cowboys on the ranches in the
Panhandle District are on a strike for an
increase OF from $50 to $50 per month and
board. They are well armed and threaten
to kill any man who interferes with them,
and to set fire to the ranches and work
&c neral trouble. Some OF The largest COM
panies have signiied an unwillingness to
meet the demands n are now taking
steps to secure United States troops or
Texas rangers to protect their property.
Suft for $4,000 Damages.
WACO, Tex, April ia suit was filed
In the District Court yesterday by A. B.
Stuart against the Western Union Tele-
graph Company for S25, 900 damages. The
suit il based upon the alleged failure Of
the telegraph company to deliver promptly
. message from plaintiffs dying brother
ct Marshail, Texas, desiring him to come
to him, and alleging that the message was
given to the operator at Marshall on Fob.
3, and was not delivered until the 5th.
The Rody OF w. H. Andrews Found.
CHrcAco, April 19.-On the night OF
March "A w. H.. Andrews, Cashier Of the
Windsor House. Denver, registered at the
Grand Pacific Hotel in this city. After
supper he took . walk and never returned.
His body was taken from the Chicago
River yesterday, and it 10 surmised thathe
accidentally walked into the stream when
ono of the draw-bridges was turned. A
package containing $3.50 in cash and two
drafts Of 500 each was lett by him At the
hotel.
Gen. Crooks Movements.
Ell PAso, April 19.-Tbe Times special
from Crooks headquarters. at Wilcox.
Arizona, says that Gen. Crook. with 400
Apache scouts and ono company Of cav
airy, will move into tbs mountains Of
Mexico next Sunday. Fears are enter
tanned Of { fight between the Apache scouts
and the rangers from Tombstone, who are
reported en- route to the San Carlos Indian
Reservation.
s2o.ooo.ooo EARNED.
MILwAuKEE, April 1.-THE annual re-
port Of the Chicago and 81. Paul Rail-
road WAS issued to-day. It shows that In
the gross earnings for 1882 there was an
increase Of $1,000, 900 over 1881. and the
net earnings show nearly "a, 000, 900 in
crease. The total earnings were about
$20, 00o, 900.
Opposlnk the scott Law.
CINCINNATI, April ls.-The s~aloon-ieep-
srs' Association formally determined to
oppose by every legal method available
what ID known q the Scott law, which inn
poses . tax at $4,000 year on all ssloons
where spirituous liquors are sold, and 500
whore only beer and wines are sold.
Honey withheld.
WARRINGTON. April 10. The money
withheld from tho railroads by the Post
ofRce Department, In pursuance Of the Act
Of 1876, and TO which the Postmaster
General decides tho roads are entitled,
amounts in the aggregate to $500, 900.
Wil1 Reduce M1nsrs' Rates.
PIrrsn5Ro. April 19.-The railroad coal
operators met here this morning. and i'm
mediately decided to reduce miners rates
on April 23, from three and . half 70 three
cents per bushel. The miners will meet
next Tuesday TO take action in regard to
the reduction. It b thought = strike will
be ordered.
4 Fail Representatives.
oxAsA. April io.-Ths representation Of
Nebraska Knights Tsmplar at the Trien-
NAL ConclAvs will BE- very full. nearly al
Of than having already announced their
intention 70 attend.