Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-28

spars. A boat containing the A..
mate and six men put off from ~.
wreck, and another with the th;sa
mate and five men followed. The la,u
ter was soon lost sight of by the sta~
ard. who was in the first boat. On n.
fourth day one of the men died frons
Exposure. On the nineteenth day tba,,
were sighted by a Norwegian bark any
taken aboard. The stewart, with OH.
ers. who were Dutch, were landed !,
Ramsgate yesterday.
Captured and Shot.
ECUADOR. Sept. %.
COmeJo, another of the assassins n,
President Moreno, OF Ecuador, ha.
been captured and shot. DR.. MannsI
Palanco, with whom he MAS i
co correspondence, has been sentenced :
nine years imprisonment and will h.
further tried hy court martial as Child
instigator of the conspiracy. Other ciii.
zens Implicated in the affair hava
been hanished. Rigid measures hays
been adopted against the press.
Railroad Celebration.
LONDON. Sept. q.
Ihe celebration OF the fiftieth ami.
ver>ary establishment of RAILWAYS ha.
gan yesterday at Darlington, England
with many thousand PEOPLE present,
among them the Lord Mayor of Lon.
don and the provosts OF Glasgow and
Edinburgh. The railway cumnaniss
have subscribed twenty thonsand
pounds towards the expenses of the
celebration. The programme was AZ
follows: At noon there was a GRAND
procession, winding up an i~nancnra.
tim of a bronze statueto Joseph Please
by the sculptor Lawson, costing threa
thousand pounds. The ceremony of
the unveiling was performed bv he
Duke of Cleveland. In the evening
there VAS q grand banquet, at t. hich
sever hundred guests sat down. Attha
banquet here was a fine portrait OF Jo-
seph Pease. Ivy the artist McBeth, up-
yelled. Congratulaiory kilograms were
q n during the progress of the ban.
quet to all the railroad kings on the
European continent, and i'm America.
Egypt and India.
The lnsurrectiOnists.
LONDON, Sept. q.
The Standard, Vienna, special has
the following: A Belgrade paper re-
ports that "a bureau has been esisb.
lished there for the forwarding OF false
and warlike Jews. Only 5000 men are
| under arms. and the militia assemblies
only twice a week. Skuptchina will
soon ADJOURN. The 1fmcs to day hasa
special from Vienna, in which IL is
said u portion OF the Consular Com
mission had returned to muster. They
say they are convinced that with a few
| a x.otltint, fha inxnrpantx y randy IN
lay their grievances before The Turk
ish Commissioner and negotiate, but
they desire a suspension Of hostilities
in the meanwhile and think 1t indis-
pensable that the great Powers guar
autee certain reforms, without which
~pacification will be illusory. The Con-
suls say the districts they trayersed
have been frightfully devas'ed. The
population has been greatly decimaied
by disease and suffering. aud unless
speedily helped the country will be ia-
ined for many years 10 come.
stiil Another Wreck.
LONDON. Sept. %.
The American ship Ellen Southland,
Captain Woodwork. from ST. Johns,
n. b., for Liverpool. WAS lost on The
Lancashire coast. between Formley
and Crosby, not more than 20 miles
from Liverpool. The crew was saved
but the cargo IL a total loss. One OF
the life boats, which went to the ASSIST
ance of the ship, afterwards capsize'i,
and 1t is reported that several persons
were drow ned.
Later advices that nine o
the crew of the Ellen Southard were
drowned. The gale last night was
very damaging both at sea and on
land.
A Catholic Priest a rrested for Raps
MONTREAL, Sept. q.
Able Joseph C%bambert, n prominen
Catholic priest and Principal OF The
Government School OF Art aud Design
was arrested on Saturday evening on
charge of rape. committed ON a CIR
named Josephine Beauchamr, aged
Is years, at his rooms. lie was com
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