Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-15
EASTERN NEWS.
Fbe Situation Of the Cleveland Strikers
More Favorable.
"A HOST or APPLICANTS FOR the
SPANISH MISSION.
A Prominent Member Of the Michigan
Strike Arrested.
TROUBLE AMaHs poMEsIIeATEn INDIANS
or COLORADO.
A Boat Capsizes and browns
Six Men.
pIscoRD AMoRc THE OHIO
TEMPERANCE PEOPLE.
A Boat Capsizes and browns
Six Men.
pISCoRD AMoEC THE OHIO
TEMPERANCE PEOPLE.
ESPECIAL TO THK sE~SZIsEL-f
The Cleveland Situation More Fa.
voFable.


CLEVELAND, July 1.-THE residents Of
the iron ward we're astir :. an early hour
this morning. it having been announces
that the plate mill would be started up at
6 O'Clock. and long before that hour 8
number Of persons c~ongregated at the rail
way tracks and in the vicinity Of the gates
leading 10 the mills. A detail Of police
was on hand when q number Of the former
employees arrived and passed into the mill
without being molessed. At z O'Clock
work was commenced in the mill, which
had been idle for over 8 week. A number
OF strikers we're in the vicinity, but no
violence was offered, and everything is
quiet at this time. The situation Of the
civil and military authorities remains the
same as for several days past. In the Po-
lice Court = large number Of curiosity
seekers were present, brought there by =
| desire 10 get . look AZ William j. Gorsuch,
| the Chicago Anarchist, who was last nigh;
arrested on the charge Of melting 8 crosd
70 commit crime. His hearing was set for
July II.
Washington Intelligence.
WASHINGTON. July 14.-Applicsnts for
the Spanish Mission will equal if not ex-
coed the number Of applicants on file at
the State Department for any Of the for
! eign missions. The Office Of Minister TO
Spain is regarded az one Of the most desi-
rable appointments TO foreign countries
As yet DO action has been taken towards
the successor 70 Mr.. Foster. When he left
Washington for Spain TO negotiate q sec
oDd commercial treaty between the United
States and that county the appointment
OF bis successor was postponed until his re
turn.
Mr.. Lee. the recently appointed Score
tary Of the United States Legation a.
Vienna, Austria, is expected 70 arrive a.
his new post next week. On his arrival the
United States Minister, Francis, will take
his final leave. Kelly is still at Paris.
The Michigan Strikers.
SAaIyAw, July 14-State Represents
tive Barry. the leader Of the strike, ha;
just been arrested on a complaint Of tbs
Mayor Of Saginaw City. under the statute
which provides penalties for illegally en-
tering upon the premises of another and
melting o disturbance and interferlDG
with the prosecution of business. He j
now trying to obtain bail. II be succeed
other warrants are ready to issue agains
him. All ia quiet this morning. A possi
OF IL or more Pinkerton men arrived from
Chicago. and were sent to Saginaw City
One mill at MiIlburn. eight miles below
the city, started up this morning. Other
will do SO during the day.
Trouble Among Donsesticated In
dams.
DENVER, July IA Tribune-Republi
cans Durango special says: Yesterds,
Buckskin Charley, a son Of Chief Ignacio
, shot and killed Cashmere, a prominent In
t dian of the same tribe. Each OF the In
r dams was living upon a farm, upon which
the Government has built a house snC
barns. and was doing considerable farm
ing. The trouble grew out of a trivial mat
ter of trespsss. AS soon as Cashmere:
friends heard OF the tragedy they burned
Charley's house, barns and stacks, an(
killed his horses. Charley fed. The set
tiers are wild with excitement, but no fur
) Their trouble is apprehended.
Fatal Drowning.
OTTAWA, July 14.-The news has Ius'
been received that six men, while rowing
8 race on Calf Rapids, four miles from
here. upset. Four chung to the boat, and
two swan ashore. The four on the boa
foated down TO the Demi Charge Rapids
where they were washed away and per
ished. Their names were George Hold
William Christian. Philip Martin and
George Lsnglier. None Of the bodies have
been recovered.
DiscOrd Among Temperance People
CLEVELAND, July 14.-The Woman's
Christian Temperance Union OF Cleveland.
one OF the oldest organizations of the kind
in the country, adopted resolutions TO-DAY
severing their connection with the State
and National Union. The local Union
believes In non-partissn action, while the
State and National organizations have de-