Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-29

he schooner Olive Leaf cspsized and sunk.
One of the crew, G.. b. Norris, was in the
clinging to the main masthead.
He was taken off, and reported that the
schooner had capsized at half.past z
Captain John B. Bailey and Ger
rett Gault, both OF Charles county, Mary
land, and q boy, we're drowned.
Attempt TO Cripple silver I'm
terests.
WASHINGTON, April 2S.-The proposed
redemption Of the trade dollar was again
by the House Committee on
Coinage, Weights and Measures to-day. A
proposition was submitted as an amend
ment to the bill, providing the amount
redeemed should come out of the monthly
bullion purchase. II was rejected by a
vote OF six to three, Bland, Lanham,
Bynum, FELTON,. Norwood and McCreery
voting against it, and Seymour, james and
Little in favor. The further consideration
of the t~rade-dollar question takes place TO-
morrow.
A Boycott RumOr Denied.
GALVESTON, Texas, April 2s.-It was re-
ported here yesterday that the Executive
Board Of District Assembly No. rs of the
Knights Of Labor, now in session at Fort
Worth, had issued sn order, raising the
boycott against the Mallory Steamship
lines. The officers deny such an order has
been agreed upon, but state that the Exec
utive Board is discussing some contem-
plated action in the matter.
western Railroad Gossip.
New YORK, April 28.-A special to the
Evening Post from Boston said that Presi-
dent Adams, OF the Union Pacific. has re-
turned from the West. He says he found
business generally better than he expected.
The undue stimulation given by the low
rates has destroyed the trsnscontinental
business for q time. He expects q recovery
soon. He thinks, though, that the Pacific
business will be light for the next six
months. and that the passenger rates will
never be fully restored.
A Landslide I'm Colorado.
GUNSIsoN, Col, April %. While mint
Italians were working N 9 railroad trscl
in Black Canyon to-day q large landslide
came down the side OF the mountain sud
denly, and before the men could reach
places Of safety they we're buried under
meath the mass OF stone and dirt. Al
were extricated as soon as possible, and q
present are alive. but most Of them are ex
| pected to. die of injuries.
A Notorious Negro Killed.
LOUISVILLE, April 2S.-Merudy Jones.
notorious negro, was killed by a mob las
night near Auburn. Kentucky. On Mon
day night Jones entered the room OF tw'
respectable young ladies, and tried t.
chloroform them. but was discovered an
escaped. He was captured by officers, VIII
were taking him to Jail when a mob seize'
Jones to hang him. He attempted t
escape, and was shot down.
Trouble Among Bakers and Con
fectiOners.
ST. LOUIS, April 28.-The boss baker
and confectioners and shoe manufacturer
Of this city have declined TO accede to th
demands of the Knights OF Labor, tina
they adopt the Union label. Seriou
trouble among employees in various fac
tions seems il imminent.
The Wreck OF the H0ndura.
LA LIBERTED, April 2S.-Further new
Of the wreck of the Pacific Mail stesme
Hondura states that she wss wrecked earl
on Sunday morning. Two thousand bag
Of coffee were lost, and the baggage Of th
passengers.
A silver Movement fn Mexico.
CITY OF MEXICO. April 28.-The Hous
Of Deputies has adopted q bill providin
for the appointment Of two Monetar
Commissioners-one 10 be sent to Wasf
ington and the other to Europe. to stud
means Of protecting the country from th
evils Of q deprecated silver currency.
AntI.OIeOmargarinists.
WASHINGTON, April 2s.-About so ger
tlemen representing the dairy interests {
all sections Of the country we're to-day b
fore the Senate Committee or Agricultur
to advocate the taxation Of the msnuiat
ture and sale OF imitation butter, and thei
regulation by the Internal Revenu
Bureau under the license system.
A Celebration Wanted.
WASHINGTON, April 28.-The America
kHistorical Association to-day appointed
committee of five to urge upon the Pres
lent the necessity Of an international cel'
brstion. to celebrate the 400th anniversar
Of the discovery Of America.
AnOtner hate war frODaDAe.
CHICAGO. April est is stated that Ii
Union Pacific and the Missouri roads al
taking umbrage at the action Of the Atch
son in lowering rates TO Southern Califol
mia, and will inaugurate q new cut In pa
senger rates 10 San Francisco.
General Grants birthday Cels
Il brated.
WASHINGTON, April 28.-The sixty-fourt
birthday OF General Grant was celebrate
this evening in the Metropolitan Churc
Of this city, at which General Grant, whe
President, was o constant attendant.
A Strike Ended.
Boston. April 2s.-The differences b,
tween the Cambridge Street Railway Con
pany and its employees have been adjuste
upon terms which. practically, conced
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