Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Dead Patriot.
FUNERAL OF NJ. THEIRS.
Imposing Demonstration of Res
pect.
LATEST WAR NEWS.
LATEST WAR NEWS.

Sept. b.
The funeral of NJ. Theirs took place
to-day. At 9:20 the police cleared the
Place st. Georges and the streets adj
jacent TO the church. The cortege left
the Place at noon in the folio wing or
der; Bearers OF orders and decorations
worn by deceased. masters OF ceremo
MES, family of deceased, Senators, ex-
Deputies, members of the Academy of
Morales and Political Sciences and
other classes of the institute. Council
General of the Seine. populations from
various councils, general and munich
pal councils, Populations from Anseine
and other Populations, invited friends
of deceased. The open hearse, drawn
by six horses, on which the coffin
rested, was covered with palm branch
es, wreaths of flowers, immortelles and
ri-colored bows and rosettes. The
whole route was lined by an immense
number Of people, notwithstanding
the rain. Shops are closed and dis play
on their shutters words Of national
mourning. Perfect tranquility pre-
walls. Madam Theirs was accompa.
MED by Madainoiselle Dosne at the
funeral services in the church of Notre
Dame de Lorette. Gambetta vas
cheered as be left the church after the
ceremony. The deputation from Bel
font was the only one in the procession
which carried a banner. Al 2 o'clock
the cortege arrived at the B~oulevards.
preceded by a squadron of mounted
gems d'armes. The crowd everywhere
respectfully uncovered as the coffin
passed. Some shouts of "Vive la Re-
publique" were raised at the top CT the
Boulevard.
LONDON, Sept. 8.
The c~arnivals of murders in Bulga-
ria, in which the two fienzied mobs
for months have been massacreing
each other, has been relieved by two
tactical and stragetical movements of
a mastery character. One is the sud
den and successful operation against
Lovats and such disposition of Rou-
manian and Russian troops as pre-
vented Osman Pasha from moving to
the relief OF his right flank. The other
is the rapid, secret and wholly un-
looked for movements of Mehemet Ali
to the left Of the Russian position,
whereby be commands the Russian
bridge at Pyrgos and ensce that at
Sistova. If Mehemet Ali has accom-
plished all that he is credited with, the
Russians as a whole are no better sit
udttu tudu DcIOIos lDo lOCdtIOU oi
Suleiman Is still a matter of specula-
ton.
Semi.officisl Germany papers de
| clare that the policy Of Germany con
sists just now of pushing peace nego
tiations in a disinterested and unspec-
| ulative manner. The policy of En-
gland is TO put An end to hos iliiIes as
soon as possible without reference to
the conditions which is anything int "A
disinterss,ed desire; sine only cares to
advance her own commercial inter
esls. which are in "A languishing con
dition. Al the Russian headquarters.
it is stated. that no overture for peace
will be listened to until after some
over~ helming victory, when the Gar
can dictate his on conditions. The
! Russians are determined to fight to the
last, and the Gar has recently de-
| clared that he will return to Russia
| either dead or victorious.
Large amounts OF silver have arrived
here from Germany for sale. but
prices remain steady and the Indian
demand does not appear to be over
supplied.
COSSTANTINoPLE, Sept. 8.
An account received here Of the cap
ture of Lavstz. states that il was at
! tackled by 10000 Russians. 1t was