Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-27

A Compromise to beEfected
With the Coal Miners.
THE EXECUTION OF JACK TAYLOR
AND JOE YOUNG.
Fund for the Widows and Children Of the
Men Recently Executed in London.
THE STEAMSHIP STRASSBURG
ENCOUNTERS A GALE.
ESPECIAL TO THE srsr1sEL.l

ST. LOUIS, May 26.-Accounts from Col
linsville, ILL.,, this morning, report every
thing quiet. There are two companies OF
militia, one from Edwardsville and the
other from Taylorsville, on the ground,
and no further trouble at that place or in
that vicinity is apprehended. Col. Berke-
ley Of the Fifth Regiment of the National
Guards is in command Of the troops, and
Deputy Sheriff Rangland Of st. Clair
County, and Sheriff Holze OF Madison
County are there with . civil posse. The
company's two pits which work by ma
chinery, the Confidence and Brookside
mines. and two pits Of the Collinsville
company, all Of which employ non-union
miners. resumed work this morning.
These miners are on the Vandsiis road, and
there ID. no further danger Of molestation
a. long a. the authorities guard them. The
strikers offered no opposition to the militia
or civil posse, and left the neighborhood.
The only mines In operation In st. Clair
County are st Mocrisss, near Brownsville.
The strikers have ordered them shut down,
but the county and State authorities have
taken such active measures to preserve
order and protect men willing to work,
that IL Il moi likely they will make any
denomination. II looks now - though
the trouble 10 about ended. but whether
the miners generally will resume work ct
once u not known. It ID said that the
operators are willing TO pay the miners
two and . half cents, the price demanded
by them for digging. but refuse 70 submit
10 the other terms end conditions imposed.
A~-Hsn-l.n I'LL nenkahlu ho oYoNkod IN
. few days, when operations throughout
the district will bs resumed.
4 RavisheF Hans BY n Mob.
TxxAaxASA. Nay 2e.--Jos. Young, the
negro who raped Mrs. Chism, was taken
from Miller County Jail 81 daylight, under
. strong guard, and conveyed over the
district roads So miles to Richmond, Little
River County. The persons who had
threatened to rescue the prisoner made
no denomination. owing doubtless TO the
formidable escort. Richmond was reached
Z little after noon, where . great crowd
had assembled, and at / O'Clock the fatal
moose WAS adjusted about Young's neck,
and he WAS swung OF. The posse returned
TO the telegraph station Of T~sxArkaua : lit.
tie before 10 O'clock last night.
Jack Taylor Hanged.
C~LA1xHpox. Ark. Nay 2e.-At ! o'clock
yesterday afternoon, In the presence Of
5000 people. Jack Taylor. . white man,
was hanged for the murder Of N old man
named Hugh ingram, who three years
ago ordered him from his houss when
Taylor Wa drunk. To the last Taylor re-
fused 70 confess that be murdered ingram,
maintaining that he killed Ingram In self
| defense. He began to speak from the gal.
lows, but changed his mind. He bid thu
crowd good-by, saying that he hoped to
meet them ell in heaven. In q minutes
the body VA cut down.
John eagles Murderer Hanged.
szazvz1olT, Nay Alexander Cole.
man. eolorsd. was hanged at Bellsvills,
Bossisr parish. yesterday for the murder
Of his fa~ther-in.law, John Gayle. on the
night Of Aug. 20, 1852. Coleman confessed
his guilt, and also said be killed John
Bratton, his s~tspfather, some years ago,
for which Q young white man named
Benny shaw Was tried. Coleman's nech
was broken.
Raislng . Fund.
GALvEsrox, Nay 20.-Ths Irishmen 10
this city are raising . fund for the relief Of
the widows and children Of the mon 70
Gently executed In Dublin for the Pheniz
Park murders. Seven hundred dollari
has already been raised, and the intention
10 to make II 81 1000.
Accidentally Killed.
BALTIMORE, May 26.-The steamshiT
strsssburg encountered q severe southeast
| gale on the 2Sd, during which the shachls
| bolt Of the foretop sail broke and fell. kill.
| ing two passengers and knocking another
| overheard. who was drowned.