Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-11

months on the stove and ranges manufac-
tured bv the Fuller & Manen Company, OF
! Trov, New York, was lifted to-day. Arti-
| cles of agreement were signed, which the
firm nIedced themselves not to discrimin-
ate against the knights vi Labor in the
fntnre. IN reipstate the discharged en-
Moves as fast az situations could be found
| for them and TO suspend investigation OF
some employees who formerly belonged TO
the Knights OF Labor, bat had deserted the
organization.
Labor Notes Via New York.
NEW YORK, March 10.-Tbe Knights OF
Labor yesterday ordered 800 street-car
conductors and drivers in Troy, N. Y, on
o strike.
Thu strike of the carpenters and ioiners
here has been successful. Everything is
quiet.
The st. Louis and Missouri Pacific Com
panv relieved from duty 90 telegraph
operators and 200 Office clerks.
AT Little Rock, Ark, the Iron Mount
ain managers discharged % truckers and
all freight clerks, and notified the transfer
companies to clear the depot OF all freight.
About 80 men, including the bridge car
penters, struck last night at Cairo, Ill.
A Magnificent KeceptfOn.i
WasH1yGToS, March 1O.-The closing re-
ception at the White House last night
was given in honor OF Congress, to which
the Judiciary, Army and Navy and Dipio-
matte Corps were invited. 1t was the
most numerously attended OF the season,
and the magnificence Of the costumes and
Jewels worn by tho ladies eclipsed any OF
its predecessors. The President was as
isted in receiving by Mise Cleveland,
Miss Manning, Mrs. Endicott, Mrs.
Whitney and Mrs. Villas. The Judiciary
and Diplomatic Corps, Army and Navy
and Congress were represented.
A County Treasurer "ShOrt."
I~SDANAoPL1s, March 1O.-A Daily News
vincennes, Ind, special says: The exam.
ination of the books was concluded this
and shows an approximate short
age against County Treasurer Hall
ingsworth Of $4,000. Everybody was
dumbfounded and mortified at the gigan-
tic expose. Hsllingsworth was a prosper
GUS and wealthy farmer when he took
possession of the Tressurer's Office. What
he has done with this sum of money puz-
zles everybody. The conjectures are
that it has been squandered in market
gambling.
Murder and Robbery.
PITTSBURGH, March 10.-A terrible
double murder and robbery were commit
ted yesterday at the farmhouse Of John
Overhart, near Lickingvale, in the north
ern part of Clarion county. A boy in the
family, returning from school, found Mrs.
Oyerhart lying on the floor with her
throat cut from ear to ear, and her
mother, Mrs. Gilfllen, in the spring
house, also with her throat cut and life ex-
tinct. The house had been ransacked and
$500 taken.
Another Strike Ordered.
Troy, N. Y, March 10.-The spinners
in the knitting mills at Cohoes were or
dered out this morning by the Knights of
Labor, causing a general shutdown. The
spinners claim that in the recent adjust
ment OF wages they were not given q fair
consideration. II looks like a long look
out. About 5000 operatives are interested.
Policemen Entitled to KnishthOod.
New YORK. March 10.-A special to the
Post from Washington says that a promi-
nent representative OF labor is response
BILE for the statement that the organization
is preparing to enroll in its membership
policemen in the large cities of the
country as part of the wsgeworkers of the
nation.
A Western Union Dividend.
New YORK, March 10.-The Western
Union Telegraph Directors have declared
q dividend OF X per centin scrip.