Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-05-06

The entire cost Of exchange In getting
the $40. OOo. 900 70 Spain will be about
$4,000.
The National wstchman's suffragist as
ISOLATION has elected Susan B. Anthony
president.
The Jury in the case Of Anna E. George.
on trial for the murder Of A. d. Saxton at
Canton, Ohio, rendered 9 verdict acquit-
ting Mrs. George.
Numerous contests As an outgrowth Of
the opening TO settlement OF the Ute res
e~rvation in Colorado, which occurred on
May 4th, seems assured.
The conductors, engineers and iremen
OF the Santa Fe Pacific threaten to go out
on a strike because Of the new schedule OF
wages, which cuts them 80 per cent.
There lie further talk Of the revision Of
the proceedings In the Dreyfus case, the
German government, threatening to pub
lish the facts il q revision is denied.
The miners al Circle City, Alaska, have
formed g combine TO keep up wages which
| claim owners we're threatening to cut.
The union has established the scale Of 81
an hour.
The Postmaster General has ordered the
San Francisco postmaster to take from the
mails pamphlets issued by Edward Akin.
son Of Boston, Vice President Of the Anti
Imperialist League.
A Klondike pilgrim who recently re.
turned to Salt Lake. is quoted as saying
that out Of $1,000 inhabitants in Dawson
ninety per cent are idle. Men are glad to
work at s75 per month.
Three thousand recruits and twenty
officers will be concentrated at the Presi-
dio at San Francisco Immediately. The
large post will be converted into Q regular
recruiting and receiving rendezvous for
troops.
A tornado passed over Kirksville, NO.,
Thursday. and fifty people we're killed and
five hundred wounded. The storm also
visited Chilicothe and hundreds wert
made homeless and many killed. Fully
one-third Of the town OF Newton wa
destroyed.
The peace conference at Manila has CONT
TO naught. The Insurgent Commission
ers only offered slight concessions anc
asked for three months time in which .c
call their Congress together. Active ope
r~stions against the PHILIPPINES have beer
resumed.
Secretary Alger is in almost daily reeeip
Of criticising letters. These are general,
harmless, but Secretary Alger is the sub
jecs Of . vindictive attack, and his CORES
pendent includes daily all the disagreeabl,
criticism upon the Secretary's conduc
that is to be found In the opposition news
papers.
Advices from Samoa indicate that th,
instructions received from the powers +
cease hostilities make the situation in th
islands very serious as the rebels hold th
main food supply. The Germans and ret
els are already jubilant and claim 9 vic
tory over the British and American forces
The beef inquiry court finished its labor
and reported at Washington last Saturday
The beef furnished the army is declared !
have been wholesome, and that the me
ate too much Of 10 was the cause Of th
trouble. General Miles is criticized TO
failing to promptly bring to the attention
Of the War Departments the reports mad
to him concerning bad beef.
A mob Of 1000 Union miners seized
train at Burke, Idaho. last Saturday an
went TO Wardner and destroyed the Bun
her Hill mill property owned by Csptail
DeLamar. Sixty 5O.pound boxes Of gian
powder were used in destroying the mill
The mining company while acceding to
request for an increase OF wages, refuse
TO recognize the union and discharge non
union miners. Through q misunderstood
ing Of signals the mob killed one and "a
tally wounded another Of it's members.