Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-03-27

InTH I'd hOIh
the Wabash men is now in session, discuss
ing the sdvissbility Of following the advice
of the chair
A strong H. OF L. Address.
sr. LOUIS, March 2G.-The Executive
Board OF District Assemblies Nos. 10l. l07
and %, h. of L., have issued an address
TO the knights OF Labor and she trades
unions throughout America, which Is in
tended as q reply to statements made by
Mr., Jay Gonld last night In regard to the
strike Of the railroad employees of the
Southwest. After quoting from the state
meut OF Gould the sentence saying that
the employees upon his roads have pre-
sented no grievances 10 the management
the address says: 1--WE have wearied the
press and worn the types OF the world in
stating the grievances and demanding an
opportunity to present them to Mr.. Gould
and his lieutenants. We have offered
through the highest channels that repre-
sent us 10 the nation to meet him upon
any field. We have sought, we have plead,
we have demanded that we be heard. To
an this Gould has turned q deaf ear, and
now before the world we challenge him TO
hear our complaints. Before the world We
impeach his v~eracity when he said we have
not presented them before the world. Let
the trial go o." Referring to the decis-
ion OF Mr.. Gould to sue the organization
of the knights OF Labor, the address says:
"Mr. Gould and his counsel we'll know
that such silly emanssions ara an insult to
the intelligence of our sc~hoolboys, and a
challenge to the courage Of our grand
mothers" The address closes with an APP
peal to the strikers to stand firm until
their organization is recognized and their
demands granted.
Mackay's Movements and Doings.
PHILADELPHIA, March ga Press New
York correspondent says: John W.. Msckay
seems to like New York better than any
other city, and the metropolis has sll the
enticements for him that it seems to exer-
else over scores of other Cslifornians who
have dug their wealth out OF the ground.
/ understand he has taken nearly the whole
of the debenture bonds that have been is-
sued on the Macksy- Bennett cable. and has
thus secured himself pretty thoroughly
from loss. They have proved themselves
thoroughly well constructed. and appear to
be doing a steadily increasing business.
Mackay takes an active interessin the COM
panv and its men. Last week he posted a
notice that all employees of one years
standing could have now q vacation OF one
month or a months salary at their option.
A Destructive Fire.
SAL1DA. Col. March &c. "A fire broke
out in the Windsor Hotel at noon to-day.
and the structure was completely de-
etroyed in 30 minutes, the guests having
only time to escape alive and leave all
their effects in the burning building. A
strong wind was blowing at the time,
which spread the fire to adjoining build
ipgs, and as the entire block was com
posed of frame houses, in spite Of the
heroic efforts of the fire department 20 of
the principal business houses and over
half of their contents were destroyed.
The loss is S120, 900, insured in eastern
companies for S45. 900.
a Probable Strike.
LONDON. Ont, March 26.-At a meeting OF
the Grand Trunk engineers and firemen last
night a delegation was appointed to wal: on
Mr.. Nickson and Request that their wages
be restored to the old rate, in accordance
with a promise made at the time Of the re-
duction. 1t is rumored that a refusal will
probably result in q general strike and alb
solute suspension Of business over the
whole Grand Trunk system.
Secretary Manning's Condition.
WASHINGTON, March GA son Of Sec
rotary Manning said at II O'Clock that the
condition Of his father remained practi.
caliy unchanged. Physicians had in
formed him that his father was passing
through a critical stage of his disease. and
that every hour passed without an iDdica-
ton of unfsvorable symptoms was so much
! progress toward recovery.
A Fatal ARRAY.
KANSAS Cry, March ga Times Fort
Elliott special of to-day says: In a fight at
Tascosa over q matter Of cattle stealing
four men we're killed and two probably IA
tally wounded. Two others are o in
jail. The dead men are Jesse Sheets, Fred
Chillin, Frank Malley, Ed King, Fenton
Woodruff and Charles Every.
More Cabinet RumOrs.
gardiug q prospective change in the head
Of the Treasury Department arise. prob.
ably from the almost general impression
that Manning will never resume the duties
Of that Office, ever in the event of his com.
plete restoration TO health.
A Murderer. Hanged.
CHICAGO, March 26.-Frsnk Mnlkweski,
the Pole, who cruelty murdered Mrs.
Agnes Kledzeick last August, for the pur-
pose of robbery, was hanged in the County
Jail yard here at 1916 this afternoon.
A Presidential Dinner.
WASHINGTON. March 26.-The President
gave his second dinner to members of Con-
gress last night. Senator Morrill, sat on
the Presidents right, and Senator Vance
on his left.
Street Car I'm pIOyes strife.
NEW YORK, March 26.-The employees OF
the Brooklyn Broadway street car line
struck this afternoon.