Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-29
Serious Trouble from the Striking
SWltChmGn in Chicago.
POLICE WITH WINCHESTER
RIFLES sUBDUE THE MOB.
Randall Introduces in Congress His Much
Talked-of Tariff Bill.
CANADA DETERMINED TO PROTECT
Her FISHERY Laws.
Preparations for Judge Davis
Funeral To-day.
FIVE OF A PLEASURE PARTY
DROWNED. +.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL

CHICAGO, June 28.-Winchester rifles
rested on the shoulders Of Pinkerton's
men as they made their appearance at the
Lake Shore freight yards this morning.
The railroad officials were free in their
declaration that q strong effort, backed by
ample means to enforce il, would be made
to move the sc cars of freight to its desti-
nation and send out the shipments await
ing transportation in the company's yards
at the city limits. The determination to
move the trains at all hazards, which has
been arrived at by the railroad companies,
was taken with an equally decided stand
by the strikers that no trains shall be
moved, and it seemed to point to an ineivt-
able conflict during the day. The frat
| thing attended to by the Pinkerton men
was to drive every one from the tracks.
| There are fully 200 police and specials now
stationed along the tracks between Forty
| first and Forty-dfth streets, guarding the
line and round-house. No one is allowed
to approach the switches. The strikers
and their adherents are congregated just
outside OF the right of way of the railroad.
evidently discussing the situation. No
| demonstration had been made up to IL
o'clock. The company has started several
| engines from the round-house, and are
making up trains.
LATER-The Lake Shore Railway Com
| pany has at last succeeded in raising the
freight blockade. At 1915 the switch
| engines, which had been busy in the yards
making up a train. steamed into the side
tracks and the regular engine was coupled
&c a freight train. Special police with
their Winchester rifles ready stood by on
| the alert. The gun were too much for the
| crowd, who throRged the streets in the
| vicinity and not an attempt was made to
interfere with the movements Of the train.
| When everything was in readiness for q
| start q detail OF Pinkerton's men armed
with rifles, climbed into the engine and on
! tho tops OF cars. Just before the train was
ready to start the switch engine, to which
the caboose was attached. and also heavily
guarded, steamed onto the main track in
front of the regular freight yard. A
signal to start was given. Two more
soon followed and all reached South
Chicago in safety. The railway officials
anticipate no molestation, except, perhaps,
OF tho Indian State line, but a special
guard of Pinkerton men are there to guard
the company's property.
Randall and His Tariff DlII.
WASHINGTON, June 28.-Randall intro
ducsd his Tariff bill in the House to-day.
The bill, he says, does not contain any
thing novel or extraordinary, and is de-
signed to build up much needed industries
and revive those that are languishing, and
remove inequalities in the existing laws.
He does not claim thai the bill is a complete
or perfect measure Of tariff revision, but
holds that it is a decided step in the right
direction, and a sufficient indication of f1e
policy that should be pursued in remodN
ing the tariff and revenue laws. The
change in the rates proposed are to go into
effect on the first of January, 1887.
The Canadian Fisheries.
ToRoNTo, June ga Mails Ottawa
correspondent denies, upon the highest
authority, the statement recently pub
lished that the Dominion Government. at
the instance Of the Imperial authorities,
have relaxed their measures for the pro-
lection OF the Canadian fisheries. On the
contrary, there has been no interference
Of any kind on the part of the home Gov
eminent, and the Dominion Government
are determined in the future. as in the
past, TO strictly enforce the law against
United States fishing vessels found v~Iolat-
ing it. Gv
MurderOus Negro.
vIcKsBURa. Miss, June 28.-Last night
at L. Bender's store in Eagle Bend Lee
Brown tcolored) killed Alfred and Henry
Morgan (white) and wounded Cornelius
Jacobinson, tcolored). The Morgans wore
tenants on DR.. Clay's place. Brown was a
porter at Bender's store, and because white
men refused to let him close his store
he fred upon them with a double-barreled
shotgun loaded with buckshot.
The Dead ex.vIce President.
BLooMINaToN. ILL.,, June 2S.-Prepara-
tons for Judge Davis funeral are COM
pleted and will take place tomorrow after
at 5 o'clock. Senator Logan will be
one Of the pallbearers. The body will lie
In state on Tuesday from 8 until Q O'Clock.
All Of the business houses are draped, and
the Mayor has issued u proclamation. clos
ing all places OF business during the fu-
neral. The day has been a quiet one, and
but few friends called.
five Persons Drowned.
PROVIDENCE. r. l., June 28.-E. e. Far
mer. wife and daughter. O. W. Girsch. wife
and two children, VIM. G.. Brayton and
wife went for a sail down the bay to-day in
q sail boat. On their return the wind was
blowing strong, aud the men were unable