Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-16
EASTERN NEWS.
Application for an Injunction Against
the Editors Of The Dispatch.
A DECISION BY TINE SUPREME COURT IN
FIVE CIVIL RIGHTS CASES.
The International Socialistic Work
mems Association in Session.
A PANIC IN A CONNECTICUT
S-CHOOLHOUSE.
A Strike of Railroad Switch
men in st. Louis.
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and Dillon, editors Of the Post Dispatch,
to restrain them from publishing. using or
destroying the shorthand notes Of wit
nesses' testimony before the last Grand
Jury, alleged to be in their possession.
The Court refused to grant the injunction,
on the constitutional ground that it has
no right to interfere with the liberty Of
the press. The Post-Dispatch publishes
this evening the testimony Of ex-Police
Commissioner John 81. Maxon and Alex.
Kinkead. Mason swore that Gov. Critten-
den intimated to him that it was either his
desire. or that he ought to let up on the
gamblers. since it would rebound to the
qualification Of ex-Lieut.-Gov Charles P.
johnson, who had procured the passage of
the law making gambling . felony, and
whom he regarded as an enemy. He
further swore that Gov. Crittenden had
demanded blank designations from some
Of his appointees.
Declared Demonstrations.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-The decision rem
dered by the Supreme Court Of the United
States to-day in Eve civil rights cases was
based on the first and second sections Of
the Civil Rights Act Of March 1. They
are respectively prosecutions under the
Act for not admitting certain colored per-
sons to equal accommodations and priv
ileges in inns or hotels, on railroad cars
and theaters. The Court holds that Con-
| gress had no constitutional authority to
pass the sections in question under either
the Thirteenth or Fourteenth Amend
ments to the Constitution. The decision,
however, is held to apply only to
the States, and not to Territories and
the District Of Columbia, where the legis-
lative power Of Congress ia unlimited.
30 far as the statutes are concerned, two
sections Of the law above referred to arc
declared unconstitutional and void. JUS
tice Brady rendered the opinion, and JUS
tice Harlin dissenting.
socialistic PrOceedings.
PrrrsBJR Oct. 15.-The International
Socialistic Workmen's Association re-
sumed their session this morning, only
fifteen delegates being present. Letters Of
encouragement and congratulation we're
read from Mexico, London, Germany Rus
sia and Paris. The Nihilists congrstu-
lated the society on their past success, and
gave heartfelt sympathy for the future.
Papers were read from Milwaukee, New
York, Chicago, Baltimore, St. Louis, st.
Joseph, Omaha and California. Cali
fornia urged the society to do it's utmost to
form organizations all over the country,
and prepare for the coming conflict, and
having everything in readiness to strike at
one time, O. this action must be stimuli
taneous ell over the world. Omaha de-
mands that al the present systems Of the
Government be abolished, and that .
general cooperative system be established
throughout the world.
Army Movements.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-Gen. Sherman
has selected Col. Tourtellotte and Dol.
Bacon q members Of his staff to remain
With him In st. Louis until after being
relieved from the command Of the army,
list. Gen. Poe, Of his stan, will resume
duties in the Engineer Corps, and Gen.
Tidball, another aid-decamp, has been
assianed to the command Of the artillery
school 81 Fortress Monroe.
0en. Sherman leaves Washington for
Cleveland tonight 70 attend . reunion Of
the Society Of the Army Of the Tennessee.
To Litigants.
WAszxaTox, Oct. 1.-THE Chief JUS
tics announced that. at the request Of liti-
| gants In the important tax case Of the
| county Of San Nateo against the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company. that the case
would be restored to It, place on the
docket to await . hearing In the other
cases involving the same, or nearly the
same, questions. The other cases ere
those relating to State taxation Of corpora.
tions. recently decided by Justice Field in
the United States Circuit Court for the
district Of California.
work Started Up.
BaADToRp. Pa. Oct. 15.-Ths Beech
Tree mines, owned by the Rochester 4
Pittsburg Railroad, started up this morn
ing With 100 men without any disturbance.
The presence Of Pinkerton's detectives had
Z good effect upon the strikers. An a.
tempt will be made to open the mines Of
the company ct Pansatowney this after
noon. and the extensive mines ct Dubois
tomorrow. The strikers ct these points
are very strong, and 1t ID reported that
they will resist any attempt ct resumption.
A dispatch from Reynoldsville reports al
quiet there.
A Panic Among Passengers.
BosToN, Oct. 15.-Ths steamer Julia, :
boat chartered 70 conway passengers
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