Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-03
rho state militia Ordered out.

The State Militia Ordered ont.
PARSONS, KS, April 2.-Fifteen hundred
people gathered this morning to witness
what was expected to be the last attempt
10 start the trains before resorting to mill
tary assistance. A wrecking train was
made ND to clear the track Of the wreck
csused by the strikers, and ID was allowed
10 start. When the freight had been made
M. however, the strikers promptly
"killed" the engine. No further move
ment was made. and Adjutant General
Campbell requested the Governor to order
out the militia.
A Mysterious Antfr.
TORONTO, April 3.-The top floor OF the
main building occupied by the Bell Tele-
phone Company was destroyed by fire last
night. This morning the night operator
of the Telephone Company Was found In
the mail press room He says about 3
O'Clock this morning two strange men en-.
tered his Office, and dubbed and gagged
him. He remembers nothing more until
he was found. He had the appearance OF
being roughly handled. 1t is supposed
his assailants fred the building. The
affair is being investigated. The loss to
the Telephone Company is $50. 900, and
the total loss 500, ZOO.
A Consolidation Of Telegraph Com.
panies.
CHICAGO, April "a stock firm here
received dispatch to-day from New YORK.
saying that it had been reported there that
the telegraph companies now running in
opposition to the Western Union were taxi
ing an inventory OF their property, pre-
paratory to consolidation, n a new COM
hinstion would complete lines to the Pa.
cifc Coast. The lines referred TO are the
Baltimore and Ohio, the Postal and the
United Lines.
A Riot Reported.
ST. LOUIS, April "A special from Fort
Worth to-day says: Reports Of a riot
reached this city from the Missouri-Paci
yards; that part Of the track had been
torn up, and that officers had been tent to
look into the matter. The strikers and
the mob element have their way in the
Missouri-Pa cifc yards.
Very Rich silver Ore Struck.
DEADwooD, D. t., April 1.-The richest
silver ore in the largest bodies ever dis
covered in the United States have beer
struck in the Iron Hill mine. Much of il
assays $4,000 ounces TO the ton. A five
foot breast has been opened.
-Four Men Drowned.
NORTH ADAMS. Mass, April 2.-W. E
Robertson left Readsboro. VT, for Sears
burgh this morning with six French log
gers. While crossing a bridge it gave way
and the men and horses we're precipitated
into the river. Robertson and three OF thu
Frenchmen were drowned.
Ostrichcs California.
GALVESTON, April 2.-The bark Praecis
which arrived to-day from Port Natal
Africa, brought So os.riches imported by
G. J. Sketchley. of Los Angeles, Cal, fol
breeding purposes. They arc very large
ranging 10 feet high.
Labor Troubles Arbitrated.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-The Presidents
Of all tho city railways and the Arbitration
Board of the knights of Labor had al
amicable conference to-day. and signed al
agreement. providing 50 per day and Il
hours be a days work.
COIOradO's New Capitol.
DENVER, April "A contract for build
| ing the Colorado Capitol building was LEI
TO-DAY to VIM. D. Richardson. OF Chicago
for $3.50. 485. The work will be com
menced Immediately.
A Monument to Abraham Lincoln
WASHINGTON, April "A bill, appropri
ating half a million dollars to erect a mon
ument to the memory OF Abraham Lin
coin at Washington, passed the Senate to
day.
A PnblIc Execution.
LEXINGTON, Mo-, April 2.-Jeff Wilson
(colored) WAS hanged here to-day for tn
murder OF Jennie Sanford. his mistress, j
July, 1884. Five thousand people wit
messed the execution.
Secretary Manning Improving.
WASHINGTON. April 2.-Dr. Hamilto,
said this afternoon that Secretary Mannin
was still improving. and that to-day Is on
OF the hest days he has had since he wa
taken sick.
Mrs. EIend rfcLs Gaming West.