Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-11
A Riot in Georgia.

ties and the advantage will be great to
Salt Lake City.
A Riot in Georgia.
AUGUSTA, July 8.
The riot at Hamburger has ended dis
astrously. This morning, between two
and three o'clock, six negroes were
| killed and three wOunded; one white
man killed and another wounded. AT
ter The whites had fired four rounds
from a piece of artillery. the negroes
ret treated from the brick building into
cellars and outhouses OF adjoining
buildings. Fifteen we're captured and
the others, including Captain Doc.
Adams, escaped into the country. 1t
is r,ported that some prisoners were
shot after being captured. The unfor-
tunate affair is deplored 10y all good cit
liens of both races. There were no
threats, but deep regret that blood had
been shed and lives lost. No further
trouble is anticipated.
Don Carlos at Washington.
WASHINGTON, July 9.
Don Carlos and suite arrived here
last night from Richmond.
Castle Gardcm Destroyed.
New YORK, July O..
The famous old circular building on
Battery street, known as Castle Gar
den. was completely destroyed by fire
this evening. Nothing hut a mass of
cbarred ruins remains. or late years
it has been the first resting place 81
thousands of hopeful Immigrants.
Hot Weather la New York.
New YORK. July 10.
To-day is the hottest OF the eason
the thermometer indicating l02o. Al
immense number OF sun~trOkes are re-
ported, many proving fatal. 1t seems
this morning more like rain. The
long drawn heat is unprecedented.
The Tribune warmly indorses Hayes
letter of acceptance and says it is a great
improvement on the tinid platform
adopted at Cincinnati.
Don Carlos arrived last night with
four travelling companions, all Spanish
noblemrn. They all tried to conceal
their identity and spoke French.
Hot.
New YORK, July 10.
The intense heat OF Saturday and
Sunday caused some f fly cases of sun.
stroke, 10 Of which are fatal.
The Turkish War.
A special from London says that
General Scach's force of Servians was
almost a%nnihilated by Turk at Stcniza.
Turkish wOmen fired from windows
upon the Servans. Four thousand
men left Belgrade for the frontier on
Saturday, and all heavy guns have
been transported tn the fortress. Tor
pedoes are to be placed i'm the Danu',e.
the Turkish fleet having passed the
iron gates.
Volunteering for she Indian war.
SIOUX CITY, July 10.
The citizens of this place held a
meeting Yesterday and gave ex preston
to their feelings in regard to the late
disaster To troops in the Indian our
try, resulting in the massacre of Gus
ter and his command. Resolutions were
passed and a message signed by the
chairman of the meeting and N To
the Secretary of War, rendering a reg
iment of one thousand men, with
horses and equipments, and transpor
tatiOn; the train to be ready for service
within ten days after acceptance by the
Government.
The Indians in the Upper Missouri
are becoming very uneasy. and many
are lr6VI1E tU6 Tt~StT NhtlbIAs ~ ktU'
eral outbreak at the agencies is ex-
pected.
ImmigrantsJ
New YORK, July 10.
Two hundred Mpnnonites arrived
here Saturday, and five hundred Nor
mons to-day. They will all leave for
the West to-day. as accommodations
among the ruins OF Castle Garden are
very sparse.
The Heat in Washington.
WASHINGTON, june 10.
OF the numerous persons prostraied
by heat yesterday six have died. The
Thermometer registered l03 in the
shade. The weather continues very
hot aud oppressive.
Destruction OF n Propeller by Fire.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jnne 10.
The propeller st. Clair was burned
on Lake Superior. Twenty seven
lives we're lost. No other particulars.
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