Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-04
NEWS.
Trouble Among The Dry Goods CLERKS
in New York.
TWO ROBBERS 90 THROUGH THE PAS
SENaERS ON A TRAIN.
A Desperate Shooting ARRAY at
a Ball.
SENATOR MAR0nE ATTACKED BY A
SEVERE CHILL.
General Grant Completely
Broken Down.
ESPECIAL TO TIL SENTINEL
Probable Trouble from Clerks.

Probable Trouble from Clerks.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-There was a strong
movement on the part Of the Dry Good:
Clerks Association, in Grand street,
backed by the labor unions, to oasAi2
complete mastery of the siiu2tiaa. HsF
that the discharge of holiday s1E1ssss .
at hand, resulted yesterday II 3 ag11zr-
current that presages near fr7zaA F.s
police were called on ty 8 al1Lz7sss q
merchants to protect their FrEzsrEE = tie
event of d general sir5fa z-3IE tie
street swsrmed with po5s Eho AErsd
trouble. The holidays s<zg g tie en-
ployers have assumed a. ksEso3s Ct def
ance toward the clK-Ds q fas-r CLERKS thst
has aroused biTfsr resentment. The
clerks assert tai tie Association de-
manded that It's employers should keep
in employ the hands tAsy had N the mid
die of NoFeuhsr. f~Arszghozs the dull sea-
son TO MXres WHEAT reducing wages.
The merchants yesterday resolved to stand
together and rsslsf the dictsiion of the
Clerks Association and labor unions.
Train Rsbbers Who Weakened.
WILMseToS. Del. Jan. 3.-A special to
the Every Evening gives the particulars of
the robbery Of the Oxford accommodation
train on the Baltimore Central railroad
last might. Two men, unknown, boarded
the train 81 Rising Sun. Maryland, having
bought tickets for Sylmsr Station, three
miles distant. The train consisted Of two
passenger ears. The robbers entered the
train through the last car without modest
ing the passengers. They passed into the
forward car, pointing their ~revolvers at the
head Of each passenger in the train, de-
handing Your money or your life
When the brakeman entered the car, and
was abou, TO pail the bell rope, q revolver
wss pointed ~ his breast and he was told,
You give an inch and I'll blow your
heart out" In the meanwhile the passen.
gers concealed their watches and other vel.
usbles IN their boots, and were beginning
to recover from their decentralization. The
robbers noticing this, suddenly left the car
and jumped from the train while II was
going at full speed.
Cleveland's Civil Service.
WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The recent criti
cisms BY some Of the Republican members
Of Congress upon Governor Cleveland,
Civil Service letter, were made the topi,
Of an Associated Press interview with Pro
lessor ]. M. Gregory. Civil Service Com
missioner, to-day. In response to the in
curry he said: 81 have read carefnl,,
Clevelsnd's letter to George William Cur
u.s. and 1t seems to me an honest expires
sion OF q sincere and settled conviction
with no hidden meaning and no contem
plated af~terthought. The paragraph re
iating to those who have used their place
for party purposes, which, to some OF hi
critics, appears to be a designed loop.hol
ior wide partisan prescription, are Alto
gether too large and plain for such con
struction. They are 80 open, frank an,
fearless Is 70 forbid all thought OF thai
nioing anything sinister and malignant.
Hooking Valley Strikers.
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. s.-All is reporte,
quiet to-day among the strikers in Hoek
ing Valley, although trouble is anticipate,
tonight, The Bristol Tunnel, near sh.v
nee, on the Baltimore and Ohio rsilrosd
which was burned by the strikers earIv ~
terday morning. cannot be used To- -
passage OF trains. The tunnel. which !
about 1000 feet long. has solid wsils
three hundred or 400 fee. Of The ,Dnns
mas caved In. None Of the inesndisrse
have been spprehended, "A tbsv Ala ~
TorA IN disguise and cannot be identlged
me hoosing VALLEY Railroad Compzn,
VIII ms afternoon put into effect an ~.
~p.onipiung the congregation q ldlA ~,
ABOUT their dspois and freight yasds,
A Refkies. Hsrasrsr.
'EEsrz'rLLx, H., Jan. .. - Csgbo.,