Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-15
A Los Angeles Editor SGrmOniZeS Oh
Labor in washington.
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A BR0ADSWORD CONTEST IN
DENVER, COLORADO.
A Severe and Damaging Windstorm
in Texas Yesterday.
AN INDIAN TERRITORY RIGHT OF
WAY GRANTED.
A New Postmaster for San
Francisco.
ESPECIAL TO H SENTINEL
An Editor SermOnizes ON Labor.

An Editor ON LADOr.
WASHINGTON, June Al. s.. McCue,
editor of the Valley Democrat, of Los
Angeles, CAL, last night, attempted to
make q speech on the labor question on
Pennsylvania Avenue, but was prevented by
the police, who informed him that only
the Gospel could be preached on the
streets. He then announced that he
would preach a sermon at the same place
tonight to hear him. He attacked the
land grant system and indirect taxation,
and advised the locked-out w%orkingmen to
prepare for cooperation. The police did
not put in an appearance.
Congressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON. June 14.-House-The re-
port of the Committee on Public Land
recommends a concurrence in the Senate
amendments to the Atlantic and Pacific
Land Forfeiture bill. The report was
agreed to, and the amendment concur
red in.
Sanate-After routine business in the
Senate the Northern Pacific Forfeiture bill
was taken up. Mr.. Call resumed his re-
marks In support of the proposition to for
felt all land not earned within the time
pIcbCiAOco W OObSACSo'
A BrOadswOrd Contest.
DENVER, June 14.-About 1900 people
attended the broadsword contest at the
Baseball Park this afternoon between
Duncan Ross, of the Royal Scottish Greys,
British Army, and Sergeant Walsh, OF the
U. s. A. The contest was won by Ross in
the seventeenth attack, when the score
akooI II - e IN fauor NJ Walsh A fhio
juncture Ross struck Walsh a terrible
blow on the head, knocking him senseless
from his horse and 80 disabling that he
could not mount again, when time was
called and the match was given to Ross.
severe WindstOrm In Texas.
ST. LOUIS, June 14.-A severe wind
storm prevailed in Texas this morning,
and it is feared great damage has been
done. No particulars are obtainable. ow-
ing TO the fact that the wires have been
severed since 1880 A. NJ. At that hour
Galveston reported a wind blowing at the
rate of 60 miles per hour. The lower part
OF the island, ON which the city of Calves
ton is situated, is under water.
Sir John McDOnaId's Movements.
OTTAWA, June 14.-Sir John Mcdonald
is at present closely engaged with the fish
cries and other important matters, and the
date of his departure for his proposed visit
to the Northwest has not been made
known. Arrangements are being made to
give him a reception on his arrival at Vic
toria, B. G.
A Big Award.
ST.. LOUIS, June 14.-Mrs. Samuel L.
Vining, residing at No. 3613 st. Louis
Avenue. has received from Secretary OF
State Bayard information to the effect that
she is about to receive from the United
States Treasurer 81 900, 900 awarded by the
Court of claims under the terms Of the
French Spoilation bill.
A Right of " ay Granted.
WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Dawes,
from the Committee on Indian Affairs, re-
ported favorably to-day a bill to grant q
right of way through Indian Territory to
the Kansas City, Fort Scott and Gulf Rail-
road Company.
New Postmaster at Sam Francisco.
WASHINGTON, June lathe President
to-day appointed VIM. j. Bryan to be
Postmaster at San Francisco.