Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-13
EASTERN NEWS.
Fhe International Typographical Union
and Knights Of Labor.
A TAMMANY TRIBUTE TO JOHN
KELLY.
A Case Of Unintentional Lynching at
a Minnesota Farm.
NEW JERSEY VISITED BY AN
EARTHQUAKE.
SPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.l
The international typographical
Union.

SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
The international Typographical
Union.
PITTSBURGH, June 12.-At the afternoon
session of the International Typographical
| Union the special committee on the ques-
ton of the Union joining the Knights Of
Labor presented a lengthy report, which
was adopted. The report, after compli-
menting the Knights Of Labor in the high
est terms and pIedging them support, de-
mands, first, that the Knights of Labor
| will not attempt to dictate q course OF
| action OF the distinctive trades; second,
| that they will not cover with the shield OF
the order any man who has been found I'M
| worthy to mingle with members of the
Union as fellow.craftsman in good stand
ing.
Tribute 10 John Kelly.
New YORK, June 12.-Tammany paid q
| tribute last night to its dead chieftain,
| John Kelly. The outside of and within
the old wigwam was draped with black.
| Every seat was filled, and in the gallery
many ladies sat. On the platform were
nearly so prominent members OF Tam
many organizations and many citizens.
Among the prominent persons present
were Recorder Smyth, ex-Msyor Edison,
Gen. Fitz. John Porter, W. Bourke Coch-
rane, Gen. W. F. (Baldyl Smith, Hon.
| Charles A. Dana and Gov. Leon NJ. Abb
bott, of New Jersy. Ex-Judge A. b.
Tappan presided. Letters of regret from
Hon. Samuel J. Tilden, Governor Hill,
Judge Noah Davis, Whitelaw Reid and
| others were read.
Lynching I'm Minnesota.
GRAND FORKS, Dakota, June 12.-It ia
learned here that a few days ago a lynch
ing occurred near Ssandrom's, five miles
north Of here on the Red river. Ole
Brecknott, who was working for a farmer
on the Minnesota side, snpplanted the
latter in his wife's affections. After try
ing in vain to induce Brecknott to leave
peacefully the farmer invited in the neigh
bors, opened a keg of whisky, and after
they were sufficiently drunk he related his
wrong, and suggested lynching az a rem
edy. Brecknott was caught and strung up
to q limb, the alleged intention being only
to brighten him. When let down life was
extinct.
Congressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, June 12.-O'Neill of Penn
sylvania, from the Committee on the Ii
brary, reported a bill for the erection OF
monuments to Anthony Wayne and VIM
Penn. Referred to the Committee of the
Whole.
After the reception of various committee
reports the House went into Committee oil
the Whole on the Legislative Appropriation
bill. T..
Senate-After the routine morning bust
ness, Whitthorne addressed the body in
favor of Fries bill to promote the political
progress and commercial prosperity OF thu
American nation.
Trying to Create n Sensation.
OTTAWA, June 12.-An American gentle
man now In this city says that large sum
Of money are being sent from Boston and
other American cities to aid the Secession
ist party in Nova Scotia. He states tina
he is personally aware Of the fact that ons
Boston firm has contributed $25, 600
which was forwarded the day he left tina
city, and he also states that the Secession
movement is looked upon as q primary
step towards annexation, which would give
the Americans control Of the whole Cana
dian fishing grounds.
Portion of n Crew Missing.
FARTHER POINT, Quebec, June 12.-Tht
steamer Alicides, from Glasgow, bound
inward, has on board the captain and Il
men Of the French bark. Michael Emile
who were transferred from the New Castle
bark, Canova. The Michael Emile wal
run down and sunk by the Csnova. Seven
OF her crew are missing. They are sup
posed to have been drowned.
An Earthquake in New Jersey.
AsBURY PARK, N. j., June IA severe
shock OF earthquake occurred one minute
after midnight, lasting two minutes. The
shock was accompanied by a rumbline
noise. Houses were shaken, and pictures
on walls were swung to and fro.