Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-20

Fulton In SHOOTING Tor the 81. lIeuSer
stakes yesterday, making 10 points.
The contest will be finished to-lnorrow.
Sir Wharnclitfe entertains the Ameri
can team at dinner to day at Wiinble-
don's. Lady Wharnclitfe, Lieut.. Col.
Phillips, Mr.. Midway, Capt. Peel and
a number of other prominent persons
will be present.
Popular Denomination Against
She Prince Of wales.
LONDON, July Is.
A meeting vas held at Hyde Park
to day to protest against n grant forthe
Prince of Wales tourt O India. One hun
drsd and twenty thousand persons
were present. Brandiaugh made a vi
client speech and concluded by offer
ing a resolution of a similar character.
The resolution was adopted almost
unanimously. Eight persons who
voled against it were sci upon by the
crowd and the police had TO interfere
for their protection.
MurderOus Riot I'm san Salvador
Instigatei by Priests.
PANAMA, July Is.
Adyices from Salvador state that a
dreadful riot took place at San Miguel,
a town of 40,JV0 inhabitants in the
southern part of the Republic. A
great deal of discomfort has been excit
ed against the Government in It's refu-
sal TO allow the %pastorate OF the bish-
obs of Salvador, which VAS written in
a tone hostile to the laws, to be read
in the churches. There has also been
considerable hostile feeling among the
lower classes, owing to some regula
tons requiring dealers to use the new
market place. While matters were ia
this state a priest named Palneros
| preached a violent sermon against the
| constituted authorities on the 10th ult.,
| and that evening mob arose., attacked
the cabileo and liberated some two
hundred persons, then proceeded to
assault a small garrison at the Guar
etc, killed Generals Espinoza and
| Castro, cut the former to pieces and
threw the pieces at each otler They
split the skull of Gen. Castro and
threw him over the wall, where he was
picked up by his mother and died in
three days. The garrison was nearly
all assassinated and many prominent
citizens killed. After this the frantic
mob set fire to sixteen houses with
Kerosene, but before the town was en-
tr0ly IL i|OTtuudtely nap
pened that Ii. b. Ms Steamship Fan
tome was at La Union, when she
landed her marines, which allowed
the garrison there, united with some
troops from Amapala, in Honduras, t.
march 70 the relief of San Miguel and
put down the mob. Cuarete Palacio
at last accounts, was arrested with 9th
ers who had participated in the out.
break, and a good many inferior riot
ers had been shot by orderof President
Gonzales, who had arrived with troops,
OF the houses destroyed and pillageC
the damage Is estimated at $4,000, 00l
and commercial failures are looked fol
In consequence. The country has beer
declared in q state OF siege, and the
President is taking measures to estab
lish order and bring the perpetrators o
this ~disgraceful outbreak to punish
ment. The Diario, the Official paper o
the State, and all public prints abount
in indignation about the priests who
were the instigators of this savage
and sanguinary affair. One curious
and incredible discovery was made
after the murderous affair was over
aud that was thai On the persous Q