Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-28

Plans for the Organization
of a New Telegraph Go.
THE AMERICAN RAPID COMPANY
DOING A LARGE BUSINESS.
INVESTIGATING THE FORGERY
OF DOMINION NOTES.
Remonstrance Against the Re
turn of Pauper Emigrants.
A SPANISH MINISTER TO
MEXICO


ESPECIAL TO THE sENIlNELsi
NEW York, July 27.-At the Baltimore
and Ohio Office in this city it was said hat
no intimation Of . change Of the policy
which has been pursued since the strike
has been given by any Of the officers.
Could the situation at the Western Union
Office be reported IL would be said that it is
steadily improving, and when the men
began work this morning business to all
important points was clear and the wires
working in good order. The way business
is also about clear. Four additional city
Offices were opened to-day, making 48 in
all now in operation. There are no indi-
cations on the rart OF the company to
yield in the slightest degree.
Plans are rapidly being pushed forward
for the organization Of the new Co-opera-
tive Telegraph Company. contemplated by
the Brotherhood.
At the Office Of the American Rapid
Company to-day it is said that . large
amount Of business is being done.
Run Over and Killed.
GALVESTON, July 27.-A Brownsville
special says: Last night a special train on
the Matamoras and Monterey Railroad,
running to q ball at Rosite Rancho, ran
over q man and two women, drunk and
asleep on the track. The women have
since died. The man is not expected to
live. The train men, VIM. Garland, A.
Richie Fleming. Robert Kane and Jesse
Maginnes, we're all arrested by the Mexi-
can authorities, and they are now in jail.
Serious Trouble Anticipated.
GALVESTON, July PA News Laredo
special says that it was reported in Monte
rey last night that the Spanish Minister
had been recalled, and that q serious rup-
ture between the two countries is possible.
The Spanish merchants in Monterey are
very apprehensive. While not anticipat-
ing a war, they look for serious commercial
trouble, supposed to be caused by the
Mexican reputation Of her Spanish debt.
lnjured by y Runaway.
Boston, July 27.-A dispatch from
Northeast Harbor, Me-, says that the
Buckhorn party. consisting Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Case and daughter, Miss Pierce and
Miss Lewis OF Boston, and Miss Callie
White of Baltimore, all prominent per-
sons, were yesterday thrown to the
ground by their horses running away.
Miss Case was instantly killed. Miss
White was seriously injured and the re-
mainder Of thep party were badly injured.
Ruled Ont Of Order.
NEW York, July 27.-At q large meet
ing Of the Produce Exchange to-day the
proposition to appoint . committee to
enforce better Geographic service, and to
inquire into the matter by which the ex-
listing differences between the telegraph
company and its employees could be adjust
ed, and a proposition looking to arbitra-
ton, was tabled, and q motion Of sympa-
thy for the strikers was ruled out of order.
Grand Army Matters.
DENVER, July 27.-The next National
Encampment of the Grand Army Of the
Republic will be held at Minneapolis.
Robt. B. Beatty Of Philadelphia was elect
ed Commapder-in-Chief for the ensuing
year; VIM. Warner OF Iowa, Senior Vice
Commander, and Walter n. Holmes Of
California, Junior ce-Commander. The
Surgeon General and Chaplain were re-
elected.
A Remembrance.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-The Treasury
Department has received . remonstrance
from the British authorities against the
return to England Of their alleged pauper
emigrants who were going to friends in
| this country who had promised to take
care Of them, and which emigrants had
| shown letters to that effect on their arrival
in the United States. The matter 10 being
inquired into.
struck by An Express Train.
LANCASTER, Pa, July T.-This morn
ing the fast express struck . market wagon
containing Henry Welsh and his wife and
| Miss Alice Ewartz. Miss Swartz and the
horse were killed instantly. Welsh. with
part Of the vehicle, was dragged about 400
| yards and was dead when found. Mrs.
Welsh lived only about 40 minutes.
Negotiations Pending.s
NEW YoHx, July flat the headquar-
tsrs Of the striking operators to-day II
was said that negotiations are now pend
ing between the Brotherhood and tbs
Baltimore 3 Ohio Telegraph Company a
Baltimore, to be concluded to-day.
Embalmed.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-Ths War De-
partment IL informed that the body Of the
late Gen. Ord has been embalmed, and
| will remain in Cuba until Autumn, when
it will be brought here.
Forgery 1nvestfgatfon.
| OTTAWA, July 27.-A rumor ID current
| here that the Finance Department IL In
| v~estigating an extensive forgery Of Domin-
ion notes Of . large denomination.
Increased Business.
NEW YoRK, July 27.-The managers Of
| the American Rapid Company claim that
| since IL made terms with its strikers busi-
ness has increased 30 per cent.
Another Strike.
PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-Ths Bell Tsle-
phone Company's linemen and inspectors
| have notified Manager Norton that their
| intention Il to strike to-day.
Blair Dead.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-Hon. xoutgom.
cry Blair died ct his residence ct Silver
Springs this morning.
AID for the operators.
Kansas Olry. No.. July 27.-The cigar
makers Of this city unanimously voted an
individual assessment Of as cents 10 aid
the striking operators.
0vFR the WATER.