Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-08-28
90 to prison for violating the prohibit
ton law.
EASTERN NEWS.
WMkingmen Of New York Preparing
TO Nominate a Ticket.
THE SHOCKING DEATH OF A SISTER
SUPERIOR.
Chicago Manufacturers Want Convict
Contract Labor Abolished.
A SENSATIONAL MURDER IN
GARTER COUNTY, TENN.
A Successor to Public Printer
Rounds Appointed.
SEVERAL STATE TICKETS
NOMINATED YESTERDAY.
A SENSATIONAL MURDER IN
GARTER COUNTY, TENN.
A Successor to Public Printer
Rounds Appointed.
SEVERAL STATE TICKETS
NOMINATED YESTERDAY.

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
Workingmen NominatiDs..n Ticket.
New York, Aug. 27.-Delegates from
nearly every trades union in the city
crowded Clarendon Hall last night at the
conference held by those members OF the
trades and labor associations who propose
to take an independent stand in politics
and nominate their own candidates for q
number Of municipal offices. John Mo
Maxim presided. James P. Archibald, the
Secretary, announced that he had received
q communication from Henry George in
answer to the inquiry as to Georges will
ingness TO accept the nomination for
Mayor. Georges letter, after citing the
need OF reform In New York City, de-
clared that If he received q written assur-
ance OF 80, 900 workmen that they would
vote for him he would be q candidate.
Committees were appointed TO report on
September Q.
A Shocking Death.
CINCINNATI. o., Aug. 27.-Sister Eulslie,
Superioress of the Immaculate Academy
OF Newport, Ky, met Q shocking death
this morning. She was nearly GONZALES
cent from an attack Of typhoid fever, and
about 4 O'Clock was trying to take some
medicine when the mosquito bar caught
fire, and in q moment the bed was q mass
OF flames. Sister Eulalie sprang out and
tried to get into the hall. but found the
door looked, and in her fright could not
find the key. The occupants of the house
came to her assistance, but had TO break
down the door to reach her, when the fire
was extinguished. The unfortunate woman
was SO badly burned that she died in two
hours. She was widely known in the
Catholic Church.
New Forks Street Car Strike.
New YORK, Aug. 27.-The street rail-
way troubles are not yet settled by any
means, as the situation at the Belt line de-
pot on Tenth Avenue and Fifty-third
street shows. Crowds of angry men line
Tenth Avenue for three or four blocks on
either side of the depot. and they look
desperate and determined. Squads Of po-
lice are kept moving about from time to
time 10 quell the incipient riot and pre-
vent injury to persons and property.
Manufacturers Fighting q Union.
New York. Aug. 29.-The Clothing
Manufacturers Association has adopted
resolutions that after the 30th OF August
no member OF the associated clothing cut
tiers Of New York will be employed by any
members of the Clothing Manufacturer
Association until the strike in the ahops of
August Bros. and l.. Nichaels Il Co. shall
be declared off. Members OF the Clothing
Manufacsurers' Association are com
manded to comply with the resolution I'M
der penalty Of 50. 800.
Texas Republicans i'm Convention.
Waco. Texas, Aug. 27.-The Republic
can State Convention to-day nominated q
full ticket. headed for Governor BY A.
M. Cochran. of Dallas. The platfrom
fsvors a submission of the prohibition
amendment 10 .he Constitution TO the
whole people, opposes the leasing OF
convicts. denouncing the oppression OF
mercantile and laboring interests by
monoplists. and favors the Blair Educs-
tional bill.
Manufacturers Kfck ing.
CHICAGO, Aug. 7.-Representatives Of
some OF the largest manufacturers In this
and adjoining States began q session here
to-day to consider the best method OF Sc
curing the adjustment OF convict con-
tract labor. I. j. Lewis. Of Racine. Wis.
was elected Chairman. He declared that
the employment OF convict labor was q
menace to the manufacturers rs well a. to
the lsborer. He advocated that convicts
should be employed upon public roads.
John Roach Very HI.
New York, Aug. 27.-John Roach, the
s%hipbuilder. ia lying dangerously i'll at the
Hotel Balmoral, Mount McGregor. He
has been confined to his bed for the past
four or five days, during which time he
has tasted no solid food of any kind, but
has lived on nourishment prepared under
his doctors direction. The direct cause
OF his illness is said TO be q disorder ofshe
stomach and indigestion, the seriousness
of which ia increased by impaired vitality
and strength.
a PrOhtbitionist state Ticket.
HARRISBURG. Pa, Aug. 27.-At the Pro-
hibition State Convention. after the read.
ing and adoption OF 9 platform. Wolfe was
nominated for Governor by reclamation.
A. A. Barker was nominated for Lieuten-
ant Governor by reclamation. Charles T.
Hawley. Of L~sckawanns, was nominated
for Auditor General and John N. Morey
for Secretary OF Internal affairs, and Rev.
]. NJ. Palmer (colored) for Congressman
at large.
A Sensational Murder.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 27.-A Post Dispatch
special from Chattanooga. Tenn, says
that news has been received Of a sensa-
tional murder in Carter county. John
Ransom and James G. Gaines have been
counting one Of the most beautiful ladies
of the county. A few nights ago they
met st the lady's house, and in her pres-
ence Gaines shot his rival.
The President Rusticnting.
PROSPER HOUSE,. N. Y, Aug. 27.-The
was . weary man tonight. for
to-day In company with DR.. Wood he had
half q dozen lakes and ponds,
travelling in ell a distance of 20 miles.