Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-11-17

publish anything to-day relating to
the preparations for GuIbord's funeral,
which takes place to morrow AT noon.
Nj. Doutre fears that il the preparations
are published beforehand the rioters
will take steps to h~arrass the process
sion. and cause bloodshed. M. Doutre
has this forenoon formally filed a writ
in the Supreme Court calling on any
one OF the Judges to issue an order for
the funeral. The Commissioner of
the Dominion Police has ordered out
the military to the number al 965 men
All this and more will be required, as
some 5000 people are expected in the
cemetery. and though the troops have
received orders to keep all persons out
Of the grounds who have no business
inside, the order can only be a dead
letter. All members OF the Institute
Comdonne will 20 up heavily armed.
The feeling of the people is anxious and
uneasy. No notice was taken of the
matter in any of the Roman Catholic
churches yesterday.
Libel Suit.
FLORENCE, Nov. Is.
The libel suit of Connolly VS.. Healey,
arising from charges of art frauds con
tanned in the letters of the latter to the
New York World, was decided to-day.
The Court taking into consideration
that just itication could not be accepted
hy law as a defense of libel, sentenced
Healey to a fortnight's imprisonment,
and to a fine of 1000 l~ivre>, and the
manager of the IOursm newspaper to
eight days imprisonment and "A fine OF
800 livres for publishing the libel.
Both parties have given notice of their
appeal from the decision OF the Court.
Peaceful settlement.
MADRID, Nov. Is.
The C1onistd, the ministerial organ.
says it believes that the questions
which have arisen between Spain and
the United States with relation to the
treaty of 1875, will terminate in the es-
adjustment of an agreement.
Damaged by high Tiles.
LONDON, Nov. Is.
1t is estimated that the damages done
i'm London and neighborlood by the
high tides to day will reach fully
81, 200 900.
The Turks Defeated Near GatzchkO.
LONDON. Nov. 10.
A special to the Times from Cettinge
contains the following: A report has
been received by Prince MentinZera
which states hat an engagement near
Gatzchko between the Turks and Her
zegovinans resulted in the retreat OF
Selem Pasha with the Turkish force 10
GaiZchko. From seven hundred To a
thousand Turks were killed and their
baggage. ammunition and several can
o captured.
Examination of Greek sailors.
PARIS, Nov. Is.
The Greek sailors, who fle from the
ship Lennie, have been examined al
Rochefort. The youngest Of them con
lessed that the officers were murdered
i'm British waters under circumstances
of great atrocity.
spain and the United States.
MADRID, Nov. 10.
A correspondent in this city states
that the reply of Spain t. the recent
| note of the United States in regard tC
The treaty of 1859, will defend he riahts
of Spain with energy, but 1t will ex-
press the hope that in her desire g
maintain good relations betw cen the
TWO countries Spain will meet with
r~eciproca,inri.
Fatal Railroad Collision.
STOCKHOLM, Nov. Is.
A serious railway collision occurred
on the road between Linksping and
L~inankeberg. six persons we're xii ed
and twelve or less injured.
Troops for Cubs.
SANTANDER, Nov. Is.
Two thousand troops embarked here
for Cuba to-day.
sailors Arrested.
PARIS, Nov. Is.
Th- ship Jennie has arrived al
Rochefort. All the sailors found OF
board were arrested.
The Progres du Nord states that the
clergy oi Roubar have refused To chant
the PRAYER beginning with these word
Dominic Jaie satUum rem pab cam
on the seventh. as requested IN "A circu
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