Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-15

| The New Zealand Postal Commissioner
GOING to Washington.
he WANTS MORE CONCESSIONS FOB
NAL TRANSPORTATION.
The Deadlock in the Illinois Legis-
lature Still Continues.
TINE DEMOCRATS ADVISED 10 STAND sY
THE POSITION TAKEN.
Trial Of Eoheller for Burning the
Newhall House.
PRINCESS LOUISE LEAVES
FOR BOSTON.
Trial Of Soheller for Burning the
Newhall House.
PRINCESS LOUISE LEAVES
FOR BOSTON.
Especial TO THE srsr1sEL.l

s;oner from New Zealand. passed through
IL 1919 wa.h;,otor
"a
ne s'A'eo WAT 'no "" ~
tract wiz Inc Facinc man o'ea"snip
company expires next Noveni oe1. anu u
was eAtreme'y doupuui Il II "ouio % re-
ne"eo unsss tnis uoseln"en' "au0 iea'
sonable concessions as to the cost OF trans
portation, At present 500, COO is expected
r,r.uu 49, ~ zas,.na .ra sv5nav
w
ior rairoao transportation ACROSS the
American continent, although 1t was un-
derstood whom the present contract was
-..s 49,. ..nmau,a H. m.aa
nesoso sn@s ~ 'nais' "oaIu
The British colonies pay the Pacific Mail
Company $375, 900 a year subsidy to carry
the mails from San Francisco to Auckland
and Sydney. the steamers at Hcnolulu
with American mail calling for it on each
return voyage, for which no charge Is
made. The American mail to the colonies
is also carried free, the United States re-
tanning the hostages. 1t is intimated that
unless this country can extend more nd
eLsl se.ms sna llse afan up sasn;os
and slso furnish Quicker Transportation
across the continent, the present system
will be and the mails carried
via Suez.
Passenger Rates War.
CH1cAoo, April IA few days ago it
-.u,.oo a., .ha pnr,;na,or had
va A"
q the tocsin OF war ior tne posses
sion Of the Central Utah business, now
opened to lines west bound from the Mis-
souri, River, by the completion Of the Dem
yer and Rio Grsnde, and the new line to
| Ogden and Salt Lake City. The Atchison,
| Topeka and Santa Fe quietly waited to see
! what the Burlington would do about this
business. A circular from that road pub
lished a few days ago settled that point.
Now the Santa re Road goes them one
u ~. sd"n.;an - ra.os ;rom M;ssonr; P;1ar
points 70 Provo. salt Lake CITY and inter
| mediate points on the Denver 4 Rio
| Grande In Utah governed by a Joint west
ward classification taking effect April 16:
| frat class. al: second. So so: third claas.
50: fourtb. 81 S.: fifth. ST so: Glass A,
Il so: B. 81 IS; G, 81 10: d. ST,
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Sn r., ...,r NJ -.
o~FhiSofihLD' Hi Apln 4.-An ocao-
lock in the Illinois House OF Represents
| tiyee Was continued yesterday, the Demo-
cr.ts la.vinc he hall when the election
contest Of Bradwell vs.. McNally was
broached, thus breaking the quorum. The
doorseeper VA i e ~ nose .e.
h;s shserca certain Democrst;c memh hers
sttampted TO re-enter the hail. but fndinr
css;ncs md sn,ered and tool their sasts
Srhs House soon after sdionrnad Roth
rsrt,as vara IN cancu. last a~vaninv hut
tha.e vss No -srr.noament tovard %sett,;ro
ths S;fsarancas MADE Er.Gov' psImsr "a
visad tha nsrocrsts a. stsna nv tha nosi.
tion Asksn.
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p,r-s,r,a Ar,,I Observation-Disclosures
4. ..,,r-s !, -. no.rd - Arh;.r.s,or
Iii 49,. .ra.h.- ....rn..
~ have ths onsstion smicsbiv ssttIsd.
Sacrstarv T~iannerv II the Miners' Assooia.
tion has sddrsesad I latter to Seoretarv
Reiusinrer 81 the Board Of Arbitration. IA
vhioh IL roposes thst tie operstors 20
over their books. and II they can show
Sood ana satis}aoiorv reaeons. which can
pay three and one-hslf cents per bushel. :
convention Of the miners wAl be called.
ana q snors TO MAKE snem aooeps the
.on Is
80 - :.
CHICAGO, April l4.-Ine bricklAyers'
| Union assert that only ferty workmen
| h.va tbrs s.r rasnonaed from out.ida tha
u"
e!sy 70 tns Cali q we contr.ctoEs $40 snss
q sneoe snl,y ~ DsSn .noucea 70 !o.u
s -. ~ = nn,.ni,r Az. ~
sn..asS * IN aarnsrds "a AZ fYrior sr6