Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-09
Particulars Of the Packing House
Strike in Chicago.
ANOTHER LEAP FROM A LOFTY EAST
ERN BRIDGE.
The Color Line Again Agitating People Of
the South.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND DE-
CLINES A TITLE.
A Contest Of Mr.. Oarlisle's Election
Probable.
ANOTHER STEAMER CAlAM'
ITY AT SEA.

ESPECIAL TO THE sENTINHL.1
The Chicago Packing.HOuse Strk.
ers.
CHICAGO, Nov. Sat 10 o'clock this
morning the First and Second Regiments
marched from their armory to the Lake
Shore station, and from there they will be
at once transported to the stockyards.
There has been no serious disturbance at
the yards yet, but the assaults on non
Union men are growing more frequent.
As the morning progressed the crowds sur
rounding the entrances increased. The
strikers became more obstinate, and
Deputy Sheriffs found 1t q greater diff
ficulty in dispensing them. Armour d Go.
had about $50 of their old men who have
refused 10 strike at work killing hogs, but
this was the only hog house in the yards
running. knight of Labor Barry said
that he had not as yet been able to get at
all of the facts in regard to the strike, and
did not know what action he would take.
He proposed, however, to have . talk with
the packers during the day. and hoped to
soon bring about an amicsble settlement
OF the trouble. About 0 o'clock the crowd
at the yards got more turbulent, and as
saults on non.Union men became more
frequent. One man, who was on his way
to Fowler's packing house, was intercepted
while walking over the viaduct which leads
TO the house. Three or four men picked
him up and threw him over onto the
ground below, q distance OF over 30 feet.
He was very badly injured.
The Color Line.
ST.. LOUIS. Nov. 8.-A special from
Little Rock, Ark, says: The colos line
came very prominently to the front in
this city yesterday. The colored person
IL Willis McNair. q coal black negro, and
for q year past 9 barber in Little Rock.
He was serving on the United States Jury.
and when the jury went to j.. W. Knots
restaurant for breakfast the proprietor re.
fused to admit the negro to his dining
room, which he q n for white people.
The Capital Hotel restaurant also refused
him. When the facts were reported to
Judge Caldwell he made q speech from
the bench that the Jurors were officers of
the law, and could not be separated. etc.
They were sent back, and Q United States
Marshal instructed to accompany them
and report to the Court. Mr.. Knott re-
fused to admit the negro, and said he
would never admit one to the white peo-
Plies room. The Capital restaurant. how.
ever. took them in q body. and for the
first time q negro enjoyed his repast at q
leading hotel in Little Rock and among
white people. The entire proceedings
caused no little coment.
Another Bridge jumping Crank.
NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y, Nov. 8.-Lsw-
renee Donovan, Of New York. who re-
Gently jumped from the Brooklyn bridge
into East river, jumped from the suspen.
sion bridge q little past the center at
about z O'Clock yesterday morning.
He came from Buffalo on Saturday night
and stayed at the suspension bridge. His
Jump was Witnessed by four or five per-
sons He was accompanied by Professor
Haley and Mr.. Drew a reporter Of Buffalo.
He made the jump successfully Q distance
OF 100 feet. He went straight down feet
irst. He came up somewhat dazed, but
struck out for q boat, In which were
Messrs. Drew and Haley, and was taken in
and stimulants were given him. He is
not seriously injured. One rib is prob
ably broken and his hip is bruised. He
said before he got out Of the water that he
would not jump again for 81 900, 900.
Afterwards he said he would jump next
Summer for 81 900. He said he wanted
to Jump Of Rochester and then quit the
business.