Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-25

when leaving the stage he staggered and
wonld have fallen but for the support OF
friends. The opinion is general that Head
ia the coming champion. Millahan offers
TO back him against any man in the United
States, barring Sullivan.
Congressional Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, May 24,-House-Un o
call of the States the following bills we're
introduced and referred: BY Bland Of
Missouri-To revive income tax proceeds,
to be applied TO the payment of pensions.
Bv Bennett of North Oarolina-To divide
the surplus money in the Treasury on June
1.1SS6, among the several States and Terri
tories for educational purposes.
The Senate to-day proceeded to the coD-
sideration of private pension cases.
Another Tie-Up Threatened.
NEW YORK, May 24.-It is rumored this
afternoon that there will be 9 general
tenn ON all the street-car lines of this
city tomorrow. 1t is stated the employees
of other street car lines are tired OF paying
assessments to support strikers on the
Third Avenue line, and that a tie-up will
be ordered in order to force the Third
Avenue Directors to yield to the demands
of the Empire Protective Association.
Another subject for Judge Lynch
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 24.-Mose Daw-
son, q drunken colored tough, refused to
paw his fare on the Louisville and Nash.
Vile railroad tonight, and was elected
near Russellville, Ky. As the train moved
off Dawson began firing a revolver through
the crowded coach. Seven Shot were
fired, and A. G. Clinton, a farmer, received
three of them, being fatally wounded
Dawson was captured and taken to jail.
Lynching is feared.
Strikers Arrested for Arson.
READING, Pa. May pa detective
swore out warrants to-day against six hat
furnishers, members of the Hstters' Union
now on a strike, on the charge OF being
the parties who burned down Coldrer's
hat factory at AdamstowD, involving a
loss of $50 900. 1t is even alleged that 1t
was offered in the union to burn down hat
factories. The arrests have caused a great
sensation.
Rannins Improving Slowly.
WASHINGTON, May 24.-Secretary Man
ming continues TO improve slowly. 1t is
thought he will not resume his official
duties at the Treasury Department until
next Autumn. Assistant Secretary Fair
child has accordingly arranged for the con-
~tinuance OF the performance OF his duties
as Acting Secretary of the Treasury during
the entire Summer.
A Denial from Mr.. Blaine.
AUGUSTA, Me-, May 24.-In answer to
.,u..o- NJ. DIo.za De-, Harhnr
says that he had no interview with any
one in regared to the fishery question, and
is in no manner accountable for any opin-
ions attributed to him; that he has no
occasion to change the views uniformly
expressed by him in Congress.
Funeral of Mrs. PendletOn.
NEW YORK, May 24.-The funeral of
Mrs. Pendleton will take place tomorrow
at II A. M. from lions Church on Madison
Avenue and Thirty-eighth street. The in
terment will be at Woodlawn. Miss Jennie
Pendleton is much better this evening, and
physicians think she will be able to attend
the funeral.
A street Railway BOY colt.
SToNEHAM, Mass, May pa street
railway company here recently discharged
a driver for running a car off the track
At a meeting of 1900 Knights Of Labor
last night all voted to boycott the street
railroad. This morning all the Knights OF
Labor who work in Boston walked two
miles to a depot. They will put on stages
tomorrow.
A New Comet Uncovered.
ROCHESTER. N. Y, May 24.-Professor
Brooks, of Phelps. N. Y, reports to the
Warner Observatory here the discovery OF
a new comet. It's large but faint position
is right ascension IL degrees 81 minutes
and Is seconds. right decleDsion north
eight degrees IS minutes and Is seconds.
Injured by an Accident.
TAUNTON, Mass, May 24.-As an advance
advertising car of a circus was leaving
Attleboro for Taunton this evening
coupling parted and the car crashed
through the passenger coach, injuring Is
occupants, one man named Snedeker very
seriously.
Increase of Wages Wanted.
CINCINNATI, May 24.-About 600 har'
ness makers struck to-day for an advance
in wages. They had been working eight
hours a day. but not satisfied with the
wages received. demand an increase Of
from Is to 20 per cent.
A Fugitive Anarchist Captured.
CHICAGO, May pa statement wal
made this afternoon that the States at
torney is advised thai the fugitive