Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-22

subiect of a celebration in 1889 OF the GEN.
tannial anniversary Of the foundation of
The Goyernment, and in 1892 of the 400th
anniversary Of the discovery OF America.
This resolution. German said. was in
place of that already submitted by him,
which called for q special committee.
The consideration Of the Senate bill for
the admission OF Dakota was resumed by
the House Committee on Territories. Rep
resentatiye Baker, OF New York, pre-
sented an amendment, proposing 10 name
the northern half North Dakota, TO sub
init the question OF division to the people
of the whole Territory. and the question
OF admitting the southern half under the
question already fixed TO the people Of that
portion. Representative Cooper. OF Ohio.
said the amendments seemed to meet all
the objections which had been raised. and
he advocated their adoption, and that the
bill thus amended be reported fsvorably.
Pending action the committee adjourned.
Large Cooperative Schemes.
P~IrrsBuRGH. April 21.-John Jarrett, ex.
President OF the Amslgamated Association
of the Iron and Steel Works. and Andrew
Carnegie, the millionaire iron master, have
in contemplation the organization OF an
immense cooperative store and bank. The
stock is TO be taken by members OF labor
organizations exclusively, and no person
will be permitted TO have more than 5000
worth OF stock. II the scheme is successful
stores will be started in q number of cities
in different parts OF the country.
Found MangIed and Dead
MoCooK, Neb., April 2i.-The body of a
man was found this morning lying near
the B. and NJ. track, three miles east OF
Akron, and WAS unacceptable and fear.
fully msngled. One leg was cut off, and
the brains and entrails were scattered
over the ground. II was thought TO be
some tramp. who had crawlsd under q
car OF the passenger train going west
Monday night, stealing q ride TO Denver.
and, attempting TO get off, had fallen
on the track and was run over.
A Washington Labor Session.
WASHINGTON, April 21.-The second ses.
sion Of the Labor Investigating Committee
was held at 1870 A. NJ. William Nc
Dowell. q manufacturer and . member Of
the Knights of Labor, said the organize,
ton was to elevate members by helping
them TO save that which the average work
man has wasted through bad habits, tC
lift him from the condition into which h.
has fallen through such habits and make
him thereafter an employer instead Of an
employe.
Accident to Charles Croker.
l. NEW YORK, April 21.-Charles Crockei
the we'll known California capitalist, wal
thrown from his wagon while driving yester
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fatally injured. He was cared for at thu
Manhattan Hospital, and will be taken tC
his home o-morrow.
LATER-The condition OF Charles
Croker. who was injured by the overturn
ing OF his wagon yesterday, Is about thu
same-perhaps slightly better.
A Voluntary Advance In Wages.
PITTSBURGH. April 21.-A Mount Pleas.
ant special to the Dispatch says: Thi,
evening a coke syndicate caused to be
| posted throughout the Connellsville re
| gions a notice Of q voluntary advance il
wages to miners and coke drawers OF from
5 to Is per cent after Nay /. The increase
affects all Of 10000 men, who took part il
the recent successful strike.
A Railway Charter Bill Repealed
ALBANY, N. Y. April 21.-The bill re
pealing the Broadway Surface railway
charter passed the Assembly this afternoon
by q vote OF 100 to 16. The bill now goei
TO the Governor for his signature.
Three Per Cents Called In.
WAsHISGToN. April 21.-The Secretary
OF the Treasury this afternoon issued
call for $40. 200. 900 8 per cent bonds. Tit
call will mature June 1.
A Jury Discharged.
NEW YORK. April 21.-The jury in th'
case Of General Shaler disagreed, and hai
been discharged. They stood eight to foul
for acquittal.
Dyspepsia cured by the use OF I'D 1
D"-for sale at Capron's drug store. n