Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-09-08

only were displayed, together with ban
ners Of various societies, and q few i'm
proyised banners, emblszoned with mot
toes, demanding that eight hours should
constitute q day and ~denouncing convict
labor. In the column were q number of
decorated wagons, in which processes Of
printing q newspaper, making horseshoes
and cutting stone we're illustrated. The
column proceeded to q grove near this
city, where the day will be devoted to the
hearing Of speeches and other forms of
diversion.
NEW YORK, Sept. THE annual parade
Of the labor organizations of this city and
vicinity took place to-day. It estimated
that fully S 1000 men were in the ranks.
The scene presented every trade that could
be named. In the ranks we're brass bands
and dram corps and men bearing flags,
banners and srsnsparencies with notices
of different kinds. There were also
wagons, coaches aud stages, followed with
girls from the silk factories. The process
sion sttracted q great deal OF attention.
The best appearing body Of men were the
bakers, but the Typographical Union
turned ont the largest number Of men.
The procession marched down Broadway 10
the Battery, and was reviewed at Union
Square by the President of the Labor
Union. After disbanding the paraders
vent to . park, where the remainder of the
day was spent in games and festivities.
Pr resident Cleveland In Washington
WASHINGTON, Sept. President Cieye-
land arrived here at s o'clock this evening.
The Presidents carriage was in waiting at
the depot, and he was Immediately driven
to the White House, where he settled down
at once to work. The President, who is
well tanned by the sun, and wno appears
much improved by his trip, says he had an
excellent time and enjoyed perfect health.
He has not been i'll 8 single day since he
left, and is at a loss to understand how
the report Of his serious sickness origi-
mated.
A meeting of the Cabinet will be held
tomorrow. The members who are absent
from tie city have not, however, been
summoned to attend it as there is no bust.
ness to be considered requiring their pres.
ence. 1t is expected that all Cabinet Off
GERS will have returned to Washington by
the Goth. 1t is stated at the White House
that the President proposes to dispose oil
the pending business before seriously con
sidering the matters to be brought 70 the
notice OF Congress in his annual message
The Wyoming Riot.
CHEYENNE. Wyo., Sept. Z. - Sheriff
Sweetwater. Of this county, has arrested 2:
of the supposed leaders Of the Rocl
Springs rioters. The rest. including
Isaiah Whitehouse. q member-elect of th'
Legislature, were taken to Green River
the county seat, and jailed. They vii
have q preliminary hearing tomorrow
More arrests will follow. The charge
against the prisoners are murder, arson
rioting and robbery. The ruins Of China
town have not yet been searched, and N,
more dead bodies have yet been discovered
II is estimated now that the number killet
will be about so, including several tina
died OF rounds in the surrounding hills
All the Cinnamon at work in the Aim,
coal mines near Eyanstown, numbering
400. have been taken to the latter plac
under an escort of United States troops
A Calling gun was sent from here 4
Evanstown yesterday. The military. I'm
der the command of Col. Anderson, Of tn,
Ninth United States Infantry. are ststione'
at Rock Springs, Evsnstown and Almy
guarding the county property. No turtle
trouble need be ap~prehended.
Concerning Sullivan, the PugiIisf
NEW YORK. Sept. Paddy Ryan write
the World: II notice in this morning
issue OF your paper that John L. Sullivan
had received an accident by falling out o
a vehicle. Our meeting was to take plac
on the 18th of the present month. !
Sullivan is not fully recovered by tina
time l will allow him any reasonabl
period be may think fit to recover in.
hope this offer will be acceptable to Sulli
van"
A Boston special says tha. Sullivan vii
meet Ryan, and itintimates that be is con
stantly intoxicated and crazy in love will
his wife, who has commenced divorce pro
ceedings.
A Serious Loss.
CLEVELAND, o., Sept. TAT 2:20 thi
morning a FIRE started In the Doan OF