Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-09
NEWS.
ChicagO'S Convicted Anarchists Bitter
Against American Law.
ANOTHER BIG STRIKE NAuauRATED
IN CHICAGO.
Proposed Changes in the Knights o.
Labor Constitution.
SHOCKS IN SOUTH CAROLINA
CONTINUE.
Another Mexican Border Nom uris-
diction Case.
A GOLDEN STAIR cLIMBER
GONE WRONG.
Another Mexican Border Non-Juris
diction Case.
. GOLDEN STAIR CLIMBER
GONE WRONG.
SPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.I
ChicagO's Convicted Anarchists
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Talk.
CHICAGO, Oct. 8.-The crowds which be-
| sieged the Criminal Court this morning
for admittance to Judge Gray's courtroom
was larger and earlier than at any time
during the Anarchists trials. Thu speeches
| which the condemned men are making in
their own behalf, and the fact that the date
for their execution is to be given to-day
are responsible for this. Only a small por-
ton of those who sought admission we're
successful.
LATER-Engle became very bitter in his
remarks about the American courts and
law before he concluded. He spoke until
IL o'clock. Sam Fielden then spoke. He
| related, in substance. what he had said
| upon the witness stand, and declared that
he had never been guilty of any violence.
He declared that the newspapers had
either misrepresented or misunderstood
him, and that they were responsible for
his death. He declared that he had never
| urged the sacking of wholesale stores.
Before he had concluded speaking the
court adjourned until o'clock.
Another Big strike i'm Chicago.
CHICAGO, Oct. 8.-The great strike OF
the employees of the Chicago packing
houses against the proposition to return to
the 1O-hour working day began this morn
ing. The ~packing-bouse owners had put
up printed notices. notifying their men
| that beginning with next Monday the men
would be expected to work 10 hours in
stead of eight hours a day. This morning
q committee of 1900 of those employed
by the Chicago Packing and Provision
| Company waited on the foreman Of the
works, and demanded that the notices be
taken down. The demand was refused,
aua a regiment Of workmen at once left
the building and were soon joined by 800
of the men employed in the Silver Horn
works. Thus reinforced, the large force
went in a body to the Armour works to in
duce The men there to stop work. There
il great excitement at the yards, but no
trouble has yet occurred.
LArER-The workmen at Armour's and
the Anglo-American packing. houses re-
fused TO go out to-day. Everything is
quiet at the st~ockyards.
Proposed Changes I'm the TX. of L..
Constitution.
MONTREAL, Oct. 8.-The constitution of
the Knights of Labor has been revised by
members of the clergy in this city and
under the auspices of Archbishop Fabre,
with the object of expunging provisions
contrary to the rule of the Roman Catholic
Church. Powderly, Grand Master Work
man, when here. promised the Archbishop
TO support the passage OF amendments
before the annual convention. Two dele
gates from the Knights Of Labor organ
~ization have left to attend the convention
in Richmond, Va. and have taken a re-
| vised constitution with them. 1t is stated
that the Archbishop delayed action until
the present time because of the assembling
Of the Richmond Convention.
Am Ova;iOF to General Jackson.
Nv YORK, Oct. 8.-A special from Mex
leo says that General Jackson presented
his letter of recall to President Diaz yes
terday, and last evening he left for the
United States. In the railway depot he
received from the American colony and
other foreigners and Mexicans the greatest
ovation ever given any American in Mex
leo, with the single exception OF General
Grant. The American colony presented
him with a handsome oil painting of the
Valley OF Mexico. He accepted IL in a
feeling speech, full OF gratitude to his
countrymen here.
The La MascOtte Disaster.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct, 8.-The total number of
deaths that occurred in the La Mascotte
| disaster 30 far is 80. The Coroner's jury
returned q verdict, generating the officers
OF the La Mascotte from ell blame, and
severely criticised Captain Through, OF
Eagle. for his treatment of the survivors,
and for not attempting to run the burning
boat ashore. and recommended that his
license he revoked.
A Proposed Underground Railroad.
HARRIsBUReH, Oct. 8,-A charter was
granted al the State Department to-day
for an underground railroad for Philadel.
phia. It's name is the Metropolitan Rail
road Company, and the line will run from
Upper Darby, Delaware county. through
Philadelphia county to Chelter Hills,
Chelterham township, Montgomery county,
a distance of Is miles. The capital stock
is So, 250, 0C0.
shocks I'm south Carolina Continue.
CHARLESTON, 8. O., Oct. 8.-There we're
three shocks at Summerville last night.
Reports differ widely as to the intensity Of
the shocks, some residents declaring that
they were more severe than any disturb
ance since August 81, while others report
that they were slight tremors. No one
was hurt, however, and no damage was
done to property. A slight shock was
also felt here at 5 O'Clock this morning.
A Mexican Border Trouble.
LAREDO. Texas, Oct. 8.-Rsfaal Panale.
a Mexican officer. who, seven or eight
years ago, fired across the river at q desert
and killed him, the deserter being on
The Texan side, while Panale was on the
Mexican shore. was arrested bore to-day.
10 is said Psnale will plead non. jurisdic-
lion in the case. as he was in Mexico when
he act was committed.