Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-09-26

effect. Interesting developments are also
expected in Lewis and Hickman counties,
where similar notices nave been posted.
Most of the Mormon converts are very
moor and will find it difficult to obtain
money enough to take them beyond the
State limits.
RepubIican Imported Labor.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-There is q pros
pect of serious trouble in this city between
the resident lsborers and a gang Of Italian
and Hungarian laborers brought from
New York by Thomas Mccain Of that
city. who has q contract for $500, 900 or
SI60 O0O worth of W construction in
this district. The laborers here are prin-
cinallv colored men, and nave been receiv-
ing 81 so per day, and it is said by them
that the imported laborers are only to be
paid rs or 80 GEMS per day. A gang of 200
foreigners are encamped in Gates woods,
inst outside the city limits, and are en-
ployed ON the boundary sewer. The Wash
ington laborers are very indignant over
the importation Of foreign laborers, and
are making threats.
Judge Lynch Rampant
BRooKHAvEN, Miss, Sept. 25.-Saturday
night a mob of 40 men visited the Frank
lin county Jail and took out four negro
prisoners and lynched them to a tree In
the Courthouse yard. One was charged
with an attempted rape on a white girl,
two with the murder of other negroes, and
the other with arson and robbery. -Four
other prisoners were in Jail at the time, one
charged with rape, and the others with
arson, but they were unmolested. The
mob left word with the jailer that if the
Circuit Judge did not clean out the jail at
the present term, they would return and
make a clean sweep. The affair is greatly
deprecated by a large majority of the citi-
zens of Franklin county. This makes SIX
men who have fallen victims to Judge
Lynch in that county within the past eight
months.
Gresham Treasurer.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-Judge Gresham
received q telegram from the President at
II O'Clock last night informing him of his
appointment to the Secretsryship of the
Treasury. He Immediately qualified, and
sent the President his resignation as Post
master General. At 10 o'clock this morn
ing Gresham went to the Treasury with
Secretary Chandler. His designation
from the President was given him by D.
L. Pruden, Assistant Private Secretary OF
State. The two Assistant Secretaries,
French and Coon, were present, and ten
dered their congratulations. The4uew
Secretary will leave here this afternoon to
consult with the President. Under the
law the First Assistant Postmaster, Gen.
Hatton, becomes Acting Postmaster Gen
eral for 10 days.
A Coon to Assist.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-The President
to-day designated Assistant Secretary Coon
to act as Secretary of the Treasury during
the absence or sickness, at any time, OF
Secretary Gresham. Assistant Secretary
French has always heretofore acted IN this
capacity.
st. John. Butler d Co.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. pa dispatch re-
ceived this morning says; Blaine will visit
Indianapolis Thursday, Oct. q, coming
from Cincinnati. Butler and st. John
have already arranged to speak here that
day and will speak from the same platform.
b. & o. II. X. Troubles.
New YORK, Sept. 25.-A dispatch to the
Herman Agency says that John W. Garrett,
of the Baltimore & Ohio died this morn
ing. Bulletins received in Baltimore say
there is no change since 1;30 this morning.
Hendricks Gone to Ohio.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 25.-Ex-Gov. Hen
bricks, accompanied by a delegation of
Democrats, and a few personal friends,
left for Columbus to-day.