Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-28

ont all the men who had gone to work
since the strike began six weeks ago. The
strikers organized in the yards and
marched to the shops where the workers
wen. ont with but little protest, ~bloodshed
being thus avoided. The fires in the shops
were drawn, and a guard appointed TO pre-
vent any Of the new men from returning
TO work.
A Painful and Fatal Accident.
DENVER, Col, April 27.-Mrs. NJ. Y.
Sides, q young wife and mother living at
Biiou Basin, while dressing her baby this
afternoon, asked 9 visiting friend, Edward
Mackey, for q pocket-knife. Mackey I'M
buckled his cartridge belt to get at his
pocket. when a As Colts revolver dropped
10 the floor and exploded, the ball crush
ing through the chair and the woman's
right arm and into her heart, killing her
instantly. Msckey is almost crazed with
grief, but is not arrested.
Prohibitionists Defeated.
RICHMOND, April 27.-The Prohibition
lists met with an overwhelming defeat here
to-day, the election resulting in q majority
of 5.6sl in favor of the licensing OF liquor.
The vote of Manchester WAS nti-Prohibi'
ton by q majority of GIG. The vote in
both this city and Manchester was nearly
MS large as in the Presidential election
Under the law ii cannot be renewed for
two wears. The colored vote was almost
unanimously prohibition.
The Eight-Honr Agitation.
SHAMoKIN, Pa, April 27.-The miners
and laborers OF the Amalgsmsted Associa.
ton paraded and held a mass meeting to-
dsy. Thirty i've thousand men we're in
line. 1t is generally believed that the men
will ask for eight hours work, with eight
hours pay. A new order OF things will
begin May 1. Arbitration is also looked
upon with favor.
So what's Snuce for b Goose etc.
PITTSBURGH. April 27.-Oliver Brothers
& Phillips, of the South Tenth-street roll
ing mill, closed down sheir works this
morning because of the strike OF about 3Ot
workmen, who claim that when the ad
vance in wages was made recently they
we're not included. They want an increase
of from 10 to Is per cent.
An Unsuccessful Strike.
ST. LOUIS, April 27.-Thirty.ive more
of the employees OF the Missouri, Car ant
Foundry Company, who struck last week
| because the management of that compan,
| refused to cease supplying material to tn
Missouri-Paoific, returned TO work this
| morning. About two-thirds OF the entir'
number Of men necessary to carry on tn
full business OF the establishment are a
work.
BOycOfters Arrested.
NEW YORK, April 27.--Inspector Byrnes
men arrested 80 boycotters this morning
for interfering with the business of Messrs
C~avanaugb, Stafford Il Co., manufacturinl
clothiers at No. % West .Twenty-thir'
street. The warrants on which the boy
cotters were arrested were issued by he
corder Smyth.
An Editors Remains CremRfed.
LANCASTER, Pa, April 27.-The body o
z. B. PIimpton, associate editor Of tn
| Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, was ere
mated here this afternoon. The body wa
accompanied by a number Of intimat
friends OF the deceased.
Death of Dr. Mary Walkers Mother
OswEGo, n. Y, April 29.-Mrs. Ava,
Walker, mother OF DR.. Mary Walker. die
here last night, aged IS years. She was
cousin of Col. Robert G.. Ingersoll.
Death of Mrs. " eRdell Phillips.
Boston, April 27.-Ann E. Green Phil
lips, widow of the late Wendell Phillips
died Saturday evening. after gradual
failing for a long period.
Adverse to Colonel Dement,.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-The Senat
Committee on Public Lands decide
unanimously to report adversely upon ih
nomination Of Dement, to be Suryeyo
General Of Utah.
Gold liars for Shipment.
New YORK, April 27.-Lazard Frere
have ordered $3.50, 900 in gold bars for ez
port this week, and Block & Co. S35O,0O
also.