Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-27

ttOn. HICKS is 40 yCe-S ~a~f
bad reputation.
New York StOck Market.
WALL STREET, May 26.-Stocks opened
weak and declined from one-half to IN:
Jersey Central dropped "a to ~; Lacka-
wanna 10 Ok; Northwestern to az; Illi-
nois N IL: New York Central to 1k;
western Union to /, and before 10:40 re-
covering one-half to IA; Union Pacific
and Missouri Pacific sold up to 40 and
CTS.
Noon. Nav 26.-Lackswanna dropped to
eOss and others followed. Lackawanna
then returned to 80. Others rose one
ouarter to three-quarters. At noon the
market was strong. Bar silver IL.
An opinion by Charles Francis
Adams.
BosroN, May 26.-The Advertisers in
teryiew with Charles Francis Adams, who
examined the condition of the Union Pa
cifc Railroad, says: Adams says that a
general reduction of expenses will be
made. He says that during the remainder
OF the year the net earnings OF the road
would show q favorable comparison with
those of last year. The passenger traffic is
quite good, and there is q prospect OF
good freight business at the usual rates.
Returned TO Work.
FALL RIVER, Mass, May 26.-The spin
ners of the Union mills returned to work
at reduced wages this morning. Some of
the Border City mills strikers also re-
turned. One mill is running full, and
others are nearly full at Wampano. The
Chase and the Slade mills strikers offered
to return if taken back in q body. The
manufacturers refused to turn out compe-
tent knobsticks. Only . few more spin
ners are needed in the three mills.
Work i'm the House.
WASHINGTON, May 26. - House-Bills
were introduced and referred to Jordan,
TO develop the source Of Alaska. and
to open overland communication there
with money; granting pensions to all hon
orably discharged soldiers Of the rebel
lion when they reach the age Of As; the
Senate amendment was ~concurred In OF
the bill providing . muster OF certain
officers and men in the volunteer forces.
The contested election case OF Wallace vs..
A. Mckinley was taken up.
Gave Bonds I'm $4,000.
New YORK, May 26.-Fish, the Pres;-
dent of the Marine Bank. was arrested yes
terday. He appeared at the United States
Commissioners Office this afternoon and
pleaded not guilty, of applying TO his own
use money belonging to the United States
Bank. The Court fixed his bail at $4,000.
and Fish procured bondsmen for the
amount.
A Disastrous Hoax.
NoRwALK, Conn, May ga stupid
local paper published q long article last
Friday, stating that there was . steady
run on one Of the oldest banks in the city.
Excited ~depositors started 9 rum, which
took $50, 900 from the Norwalk Savings
Bank before the alleged joker explained
that he referred to 9 grsvely bank.
The OIL Works Continue to Burn.
PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-The fire at the
oil works of the Atlantic Refinery Com
pany continues to burn, but it is thought
the danger is now past. Early this morn
ing three tanks, containing 1000 barrels
of oil exploded, but the oil burned itself
out without doing further damage. Only
one tank containing IA, 900 gallons, in par
rels, was in flames. The estimate to-day
places the loss at $500, DOC.
Settlement with Employees.
PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-It is officially
stated that the employees Of the Reading
Coal & Iron Co. will be paid in cash. The
miners and other employees have been paid
in 30-day certificates. Scrip was only
issued for April and May bills, and not for
the regular employees. This averts q
threatened trouble.
Fatally shot.
NEW YORK, May 26.-William Foster
aged At, q local politician. was fatally shot
last night near his home, 26 Cherry street,
and John Kearns, q saloon-keeper, was
shot in the leg. Edward Kelly, who used
the pistol, escaped. Foster interfered to
stop a fight.
Will shortly Resume.
NEW YORK, May 26.-The West Side
Bank claims that it will shortly resume.
Nothing Ia known of the whereabouts OF
the defaulting teller Hinckley.
Another Bank Closed.
GREEsBAY, Wis, May &c. Strong's
bank closed its doors this morning. No.
particulars.
Rubber Factory Burned.
READING. Mass, May 26.-The Mayoll
rubber factory is burned. The loss is
5000, 900.