Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-07-08
EASTERN NEWS.
The Situation Of the Chicago Street
Car Strike.
A GIRL RAVISHED AND THE
FIEND LYNCHED.
Mexican Editors Indulge in a Duel
Fight.
THE DEMANDS or TWELVE HUNDRED STRlk.
Frs IN CLEVELAND.
A Philadelphia Murderer
Hanged Yesterday,
Big Docket Of Indian Territory
Criminals.
ESPECIAL TO THE ~sKSrIsgL.I
The Chicago Street.Car strike.

riotous demonstrations yesterday alter |
moor the West Division Street Railroad
Company sent out 80 of its cars at go this
morning on the Madison. Randolph. Lake
and Van Buren, Street lines. Tn cars are
all guarded By from six TO eight policemen
riding on each car, while the streets are
patrolled by q large reserve force. The
early downtown cars are all well patron
lied. ladies and working girls consisting
the bulk of the passengers. Outwardly
everything is quiet along the several car
routes. Crowds are not permitted TO as
semble. Car-driyer Wallace Chaffee, who
was assaulted blythe mob last evening is
at the County Hospital in a precsrious
rested for participation in the disturbances
yesterday afternoon. In the mean
time residents Of the West Divi-
sion are dependent very largely upon
express wagons and other improvised con-
veyances, by which to reach the business
portion of the city, and are compelled
uniformly to pay ten cents for fare.
A conference between the street railway
officials n the strikers occurred this
afternoon, at which a proposition was
made to the strikers on behalf Of the
company, to which a reply is to be re-
turned at Z o'clock this evening. It lie
thought that this means a termination of
the strike. Forty cars are now running,
and only a slight case of violence has been
reported this morning.
Mol Law i'm Kansas.
GIRARD, rs, July AT Baxter
Springs, Cherokee county, a girl IA years
old was wsylsid. ravished and terribly
maltreated on Saturday afternoon. John
Lawrence, colored, aged IT, was arrested
for the crime and brought to Columbus at
night for safe keeping. A mob followed,
and in some way a young white man
named Wolfe, one of the party, was shot
and killed. Yesterday morning a colored
boy was brought here and lodged in jail.
When the train from Baxter Springs
reached here at noon to-day about 20 men
got off near the station and scattered
through the town. Half an hour later a
number of men made a dash for the Jail,
broke down the iron door, took the pris-
oner out and marched him up one of the
main streets with armed men around him
to keep the citizens from interfering.
They took him two blocks west OF the Jail
and hung him to q rafter Of an unfinished
house. Then one Of them, who is said to
be the father of the girl ,emptied his revolt
yer into the body. Those participating in
the mob then walked out of the tow and
returned to their homes.
RiOtOus Strikers I'm Ohio.
CLEVELAND, July 7.-Great excitement
| prauaiIo in tho xvaatarD mart ~ tba o;Xu
This morning 1900 strikers from the iron
mills at Newburg marched into the city
and visited Chisholm's shovel works on
Case avenue. This establishment is oper-
ated by Chisholm, who also owns a con-
trolling interest in the Cleveland Rolling
Mills. The strikers forced the workmen
out and closed down the factory. They
then proceeded to the Union Iron Works
on Case avenue. They were denied ad-
mittance, whereupon they broke In win.
dows and forcibly took possession of the
place. The workmen here quit rather
than have a riot, and at this time 1:30
P. M the establishment is being closed.
Several men are badly hurt by stones, but
no intended violence against the workmen
by the strikers was resorted to.
Mexican Editors "Pepperins' One
Another.
LoREDo, Texas, July Twenty shots
in rapid succession were heard last night
across the Rio Grende in New Loredo. 1t
was generally known that Montalbo,
editor of the Horizonte, a Mexican paper
published in Loredo, had gone to the other
side of the river about shutdown for the
purpose of engaging in a mortal combat
with young ~Arguindinigui, editor of the
Elbravo, published in New Loredo
Montable was shot seven times and died
in two hours. Arguindinigui was slightly |
wounded, once across the abdomen, and
once through the right thigh. 1t is i'm
possible to obtain the particulars of the
duel. 1t seems, however, that Montablo
was assaulted by several parties during the
fight. The editors had been indulging in
violent personalities through the columns
OF their papers for several months.
A Murderer Hanged.
PHILADELPHIA, July flames Kane
was hanged in the County Prison al 1905
this morning. The crime for which he |
was executed was committed on the night
of January II In a saloon kept by the muir
derer aud Albert Fox and Andrew Kane.
the younger brother of the prisoner. He
was shot in the breast. and he refused 10
say who shot him. While there was no
doubt as to the guilt of James the cause of
the shooting was not brought ont at the
trial, but il is generally believed that the
qusrrelled over Amanda Gross.
murderer's mistress. Both were
drunk, and being desperate men, a murder
followed.
a Big Criminal Docket.
New ORLEANS, July IA special to the
Times Democrat from Fort Smith, Ark,
ays that 20 murderers from the Indian
are confined in the United