Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-05

friendly alliance in the common work.
We seek 10 raise the level OF wages, and
radnce the hours OF labor. to protect men
and women in their occupation, in their
lives and limbs, and their rights as citi-
zens. We seek also to secure such legisla.
tioa "a shall tend TO prevent an unjust
accumulation of wealth, to restrict the
mowers Of monopolies and corporations,
and TO enact such wise and beneficial
legislation as shall promote equity and
~iustice, We recognize the services rem
dersS to humanity and the cause OF labor
by the trades unions, and we will gladly
welcome to our ranks any organization
requesting admission"
rhe Presidents Wedding Cards.
WASHINGTON, June About 1000
cards announcing the marriage Of the Pres
ident were sent out from the White House
TO day by mail, messengers and otherwise.
The cards are exceedingly plain and sim
| pie, engraved in heavy lines on Q full sheet
| of the finest note paper. They are as fol.
| lows: "Mr. Grover Cleveland-Miss
! Frances Folsom. Married, on Wednesday,
june 2, 1886, at the Executive Mansion.
Washington, D. G." These announcements
| were sent to members Of the Cabinet, JUS
| tees of the Supreme Court, Senators and
Representatives in Congress. Diplomstic
Corps. the Lieutenant General OF the
Army, Admiral OF the Navy, and other Of
6cers in Washington. and to personal
friends Of the President and Mrs. Cleve-
land in Albany and Buffalo. Rev. VIM.
Cleveland, Mrs. Hoyt and Miss Cleveland
are now the only guests at the White
House. and will probably remain sotoe
time longer. Mrs. Cleveland's relatives
who attended the wedding left for their
homes last night.
A Pack age Robbed in Transit.
CINCINNATI. June 4.-The Van Vert,
Ohio, National Bank received yesterday
by the United States express from the
Union National Bank Of this city Q pack
age purporting to contain $4,000. but
when it was opened IL was found to be
filled with cotton. p~asteboard and railroad
advertising bills. The package should
have reached Van Vert on Wednesday.
The money clerk who sent it here says he
sealed il with green wax. The way-bill
for the run of Tuesday night had the pack
age marked short" When received the
package was sealed with red wax. The
delay Of "a hours in transit has not yet
been explained, but 1t will doubtless give
q clue to the robber.
Another Rum0r Concerning Man.
ming.
WASHINGTON, June A. The rumor that
Secretary Manning has resigned. or is
about to resign, cannot be verified. They
state at the White House that he has not
resigned. Assistant Secretary Fairchild
declined this afternoon either TO confirm
or deny the rumor. Secretary Manning
himself has not as ye. been accessible to-
day.
A Deadly Alteration.
BONNEVILLE, Ind, June 4.-John s..
Gentry, while under the influence OF
liquor, got into an alteration with DR..
Agee yesterday afternoon and cut the lat
ter's throat. Agee died in five minutes.
Gentry was q Democrats and Agee a Repub-
lican. A political dispute wss the occs-
sion OF the murder. Agee is a brother Of
the Lieutenant Governor OF Nebraska.
CoIored Murderers Hanged.
LEBANON. Tenn. June Aim Baxter
(colored} was hanged this morning for
killing an aged woman named Lane last
September. The purpose was robbery.
WINCHESTER, Va, June 4.-Wes Honesty
and Tably Banks, both colored, were
hanged here this morning. They killed q
youth named Joseph McFaul in Novem-
Der, 1884, on the occasion OF a political
demonstration for an unknown cause.
A Good Rainfall I'm Texas.
GALVESTON. Texas, June 4.-Specials
have been received from the interior,
showing that good rains fell last evening
in IS counties. II has rained all along
the Pecas valley, and a few good showers
are reported west OF San Antonio. The
rainfall covers an area Of about 400 square
miles.
Precious Metals Discovered I'm Mis-.
souri,.
LOUISIANA, Mo-. June 4.-Gold has been
discovered within q mile Of the city on o
tract Of land belonging to Samuel Kern
A sample OF tho ore was sent to the Assay
Office at Denver, and a certificate has been
returned, showing that it IL valued at 81
per ton-gold 81. and silver 81.
o Fertilization Armaments.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-The Speaker laid
before the House q communication from
the Secretary of War, recommending that
$50. 900 Of the amount appropriated by the
Act Of March 8, 1883. for the armament OF
Notifications be appropriated and made
available for the construction OF guns.
Wedding Cake for Arthur.
New YORK. June 4.-Ex-Presideni
Arthur received a box from the White
House containing wedding cake.
Biliousness relieved by I'D D Dat