Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-06

end. Freight trains at this hour (12:30 p.
ny are being made mp in the Missouri
Pacific wards, and will be sent out later in
| the afternoon under q heavy guard Of mill
tia. II is reported the strikers had torn up
| sections of track south Of this city. IL
proved. upon investigation, to be untrue.
| A box Of dynamite cartridges, however, was
found concealed near the Union Depot.
The Iron Mountain sent out five trains
| this morning and the Missouri-Psciic an
equal number, no opposition being offered
| by the strikers. The resumption OF freight
| traffic on these roads may now be consid-
| cred complete. and the raising Of the
| blockade on thas branch OF the companies
| business rs being permanent.
| rhe Situation Mt Fort Worth, Texas.
ForH WORTH, Texas, April Silk COM
panies of the Fourth Regiment have ar
| rived here, and two companies of the First
arc also here. Brigadier General Roberts
is in command. The dead body Of Frank
| Pierce, q striker. was found and has just
been brought into town. Two Others
wounded have been located. Trouble is
looked for this morning. Strikers are COM
ing in from all directions. A train sent
south reached Alvaredo, 80 miles distant,
in safety. Attorney General Temptation.
who iy here with Adjutant General King.
says that since the authority of the State
has been invoked it will be carried out, and
trains must move If 1t takes the whole mil
itary force of the State to do it. No at
tempt will be made to take out trains until
tomorrow A proclamation has been is
sued, closing all saloons and drinking
houses Of every description until 6 O'Clock
Wednesday.
The militia from Dallas, composed of
two companies Of the Dallas Light Guards.
"a strong. and the Hibernian Rifles. IL
strong, arrived here on o special train at
about 8 o'clock this morning, and were
quartered in the Union Depot. A few
hours later Q special train from Harold
brought the Rangers. ~ strong. The
southbound Missouri. Pacific train brought
the Grayson Rifles, 25 strong. On the
| afternoon train came the Decatur Rifles, 81
strong, and the Austin Greys, 20 strong,
| the Texas Rifles, 80 strong. the Cleburne
| Light Guards. 25 strong, and the Alvsredo
Guards, 80 strong. The troops here now
| number 235 men. Tho railroad yards are
| lined with soldiers, and no one dsres to ven
| ture on railroad property. District Judge
| Peckham was called into consultation with
| the railroad officials this morning. the
| result being shat at about IL O'Clock
| a freight train was sent south under the
| guard of the Grayson Rifles and q special
| force of Is citizens. Another train was
at once made mp and sent north, also I'M
| der guard, and at 5 o'clock the third train
| pulled out, going south.
This morning the following notice was
| found placsrded at the Postofice and other
prominent places in the neighborhood Of
| the freight depot: "Please do not sacri-
| fee your livee by being showed out on
trains by Government officers or Gould's
petty officers. Last call; fair warning"
The above notice was written in pencil.
A few arrests were made to-day for violat-
ing the injunction against the strikers last
Friday.
The strikers are gathering here from
| other points. A, number from Bonham
are known to have arrived this morning.
and they are said to be coming from other
towns in the State. Last night Is men.
armed with Wholesalers, camped near the
Texas and Pacific track, q short distance
east of town. 1t is thought most of the
strikers force is outside Of town, and an
attack will be made on some central
points, just as the attack of Saturday was
made. Adjutant General King anticipates
some movement of this kind, but will say
nothing definite. The mere fact that
heavy artillery Is being brought shows
that the authorities fear the worst.
A Challenge Accepted.
TORONTO, April Edward Hanlsn, on
learning OF Beaches challenge to the
world. sent the following cablegram to
W. J. Imnes, at London, at once. "One
hundred pounds forfeit for Ave hundred
match against Beache on the Thames with
Sportsman" Hanlan has engagements on
this side Of the Atlantic until July, but
will sail for England about the middle OF
that month. The race. If arranged, will
probably take place early in September.
Murder and Suicide.
MILWAUKEE, April 5.-Isadors Seiden'
baum, IS years old, entered the sleeping
room Of Annie Rosenstem at an early hour
this morning and, after shooting her
killed himself. The murdered girl ID only
Is years old, and was sleeping with two
younger sisters. Seidenbaum has been
staying at the house as q guest Of the
girls parents. There Is nc known cause
for the murder.
The HI Cabinet Officers.
WASHINGTON, April 5.-Secetary Man.
ming continues to improve rapidly. He is
very much better tonight. and ii is hoped
he will be able to sit up within a few days.
Secretary Lamar and Attorney General
Garland have about entirely recovered. ard
are now able to transact Department bust
ness at their homes, but their physicians
will not permit them to go out while the
present inclement weather continues.
An Incorrect Ministerfal RumOr.
WASHINGTON, April 5.-A rumor is cur.
rent to-day that Minister McLane has
been recalled from France. which prob
ably arose from the fact that he had been
| given q leave of absence to return to the
United States to attend TO private BUSH
ness. As yet. however. he has given no
official information of the date of his re-
turn.
strikers Returning to Work.