Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-20
TUESDAY. ..1APRIL 20. 1886.
EASTERN NEWS.
A Scheme to B6Vc0tt The Jay
Gould Railroads.
THE sTRBET-OAR "TIE-UPn
IN NEW YORK.
Two Brothers Shot to Pieces by a
Mob in Kansas.
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THE PRESIDENT DISCOVERS VAST
LAND FRAUDS.
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Attorney General Garland's
Pan Electric Testimony.
LATE PARTICULARS CONCERN
McsENSTERN STRIKES. +
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
A Zig Boycott Projected.

A Big BOycOtt Projected.
ST. LOUIS, April 19.~E has t~ransplfed
here tHkt : sehsne ia 81 foot y boycott the
Gould railroads thfdaEt eastern nlanufac-
turers. District AssenaBly Ne. 80. X. of
L., with headquarters in Boston, embraces
about 800 local assemblies. with member
ship of some 40, 900 shoe and cotton work.
ers. Large quantities OF articles made in
the territory covered by these assemblies
are shipped to points OIL tho Gould syatem,
and the plan Is to notify altmanufacturers
to stop shipping their goods over these
roads. There is to be a meeting OF District
Assembly No. 80 at Boston this week to
discuss this matter, and if the plan is de-
cided upon and the manufacturer refuse
to Rccede to the demands Of the Assembly
a strike will probably be ordered of the
workers in the territory named. A repre-
sentative Of this District Assembly has
been in consultation with the General Ex-
ecutive and local committees here, and will
report to the Boston meeting what he has
learned of the situation here and in the
Southwest. 1t is also said that District
Assemblies Nos. n and 70, which include
shoe and cotton workers In Maine, New
Hampshire and Massachusetts, will hold
meetings, snd-inimsdiately after the Bos-
ton Assembly they will possibly pursue the
same course decided upon by that body.
Tise :. Tie.ap''in New York.
New YORK, April, 1@-With the excep-
ton Of the Eighth and Ninth Avenues the
streets on which horse cars are usually
run. are deserted and quiet to-day. All
the roadmen, sdrivers, conductors and
stablemeh have concluded to take q holt
day, in sympathy with their brethren on
the Third Avenue. line. Almost the entire
police force of the city has been ON duty
since 5 o'clock this morning. All the
street-car stables are guarded by detach-
ments of police. and the streets along
which the lines run are1diled with blue
coats"
The employees of the Dry Dock line state
that theSilsfs work because ordered to do,
so by the committee, and not because they
had any grievances. The Forty-second
Street line men stopped for the same rea-
son. In fact, the men on none Of the
lines. with the exception OF the Third
Avenue line, have any com plants to make
in regard TO their hours or pay. A general
"tie-pp"' was ordered, SO as. to force the
Directors. of. the Third Avenue line to
yield,to the dem ands of tho strikers. The
men ordered out on q nun Der of lines feel
very bitter over the action OF the commit
tee in stopping all the cars, and state that
this general "tie-up" business Is being
run info the ground.s I
Mob Law in Kansas.
ANTHONY, Ks. April 19.-About two
months ago a fight occurred in the VIII
lage Of Danyille. near this place, between
two brothers named Weaver and q man
named Odell. The, latter was fatally
rwa,uAnI = rrLa No. uae Eora M ar~aakad
and hurried away to avoid mob violence.
Last week they were returned for trial,
but their cases were ,contiGued. This
morning a party OF 40 or more armed mon
surrounded the residence of the Sheriff,
where the prisoners were under guard.
The Deputies finding II useless to resist,
surrendered the Weaver brothers, who
defended themselves in their struggle for
life wi.hIevolyers, which they had taken
from one Of the eDputies. They were
finally overpowered aud dissrmed. Ropes
were placed about their necks. aud pre-
parations were made to hang them. but a
train approaching frightened the mob. so
they fired Is or 30 shots into each man,
literally shooting them to Pieces, and
mounting their horses rode rapidly away.
The mother of the wife OF one of them
witnessed tho entire tragedy. 5e
Vast Land Frauds.
New York, April ia special from
Washington to the Herald says: There is
a rumor that the, Prssiasnt has been
making one OF those careful and faborious
studies, to which he. Is given. of the public
land question: aud that, he has. become SO
thoroughly acquainted with the vsstuess
of lanfxtduds and misuse. Of the present
land laws for land grabbing bysyndicstes
and Interpretations. andS6ft the Necessity OF
thoroaeh ssgbrm bf, both, land s11fF%s and
land . dissatisfaction that he Will presently
send a special message 70 ,G4pgreas, urging
its immediat action in the way Of reform,
and repeal bad laws to help him in saving
for the people. G 81 -
ThesPan Electric MaGfsH. I
WAsHHSeToS, April 19.-The %nnounce
ment that Attorney General Garland was to
appear before the Telephone Investigating
Committee caused a large ATTENDANCE this
morning. 1t was nearly ~three-quarters OF
an hour aftor the regular hour Of meet
ing when the Attorney General appeared,
looking pale and rather feeble, With u
courteous salute TO the committee he
Immediately took the stand, and on the
invitation of the Chairman be began to
make a statement OF his connection with
the Pan Electric. He wished, he said, 10
lay before the committee aud reafirm the
matters contained in his statement to the
President on October 8 last.
Freight Moving ALI Right.
ST.. LouIs, April l9.-The Bridge and
Tunnel and The Belt Line Companies
have at last employed a sufficient number
Of men to man all OF their engines and
switches, aud they now announce their