Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
Excitement In Montreal.
FURERAL OF ORANGEMAN
HACKETT.
MISCELLANEOUS EUROPEAN NEWS
MONTREAL, July Is.

MON1REA IL, July 10.
Orangemen from country places are
coming into the city in large numbers.
The rowdy element is absent. The
whole military force has been ordered
out, as a precautionary measure.
IL o'clock A. NJ: Everything quiet.
st. James street is thronged with peo-
pie, but not roughs. Crowds surround
the Orange Hall, endeavoring To get a
view of the body of Hsckett. Since
Saturday over 81, people have visit
ed the hall.
MONTREAL, July l6-2:20 p. NJ.
The military has been called out.
There will be six regiments of volun-
teers on duty, and troops of cavalry.
They will be stationed at different
points on the route of the procession,
and so arranged that the procession
will always be between two regiments.
AS they pass, other regiments will be
moved up.
Four hundred Orangemen have just
arrived from Ottawa. About twice
that number will come from Eastern
Township, and almost every Protest
ant ia the city will take part in the
procession. The following resolutions
were passed by st. Georges Society
this morning:
Resolved, That We, members of
st. Georges Society, of Montreal,
having heard, with feelings of indig-
nation, of The breach of faith OF
certain individuals in the general ef-
forts for the preservation of the peace
OF the city on the 18th inst, and such
breach of faith resulting in the brutal
murder of an inotfensive member OF
the Orange Society, be it
ResoiUed, That in order to mark out
the sense of the outrage, and in sympa-
thy with the family of the murdered
man, st. Georges Society, in view OF
the outrageous manner in which the
solemn compact was violated. aud the
Mayor, although warned OF the proba-
bility of such violation, having refused
to tax the necessary precaution, can
not but express its sense of the erin
inal negligence of Hon. ii. j. L..
Beaudry, Mayor OF Montreal.
Four hundred Orangemen arrived
at III o'clock from Ottawa and formed
in. procession, with the Union Jack
Band at their head, and marched to
Orange Hall. Trains from various
points brought in a large number OF
Orangemen, and not less than $500 OF
the brethren are in town. There is no
display of colors.
MONTREAL, july lO-l II. NJ.
!, Information has just arrived that
bodies of men are marching IN the
woods near the Cemetery. The Coun-
!, ty Master received an anonymous let
ter stating that the drinking fountain
in the cemetery had been poisoned.
LONDON, July Is.
;, A correspondent, with the Turks,
telegraphs from Kars July IL: Mukh-
tar Pasha, with the main army, il en-
!, trenched in position eight miles south.
The Russians rave completely with
drawn from the siege. l have visited
their batteries, which are constructed
with much skill, but show traces OF
the accuracy of the Turkish fire. The
Turks have a very fine force of men,
f, in excellent spirits ant confident. j
doubt the possibility of the Russians
gaining any more successes on this
, side this year, unless they have very
strong reinforcements. At Akaltsim
| and Tiflis Turkish supports are steadi-
ly flowing in. The Russians, despite
their strength, have sustained heavy
reverses.
: A correspondent, with the Russian
army, telegraphs from Fairn OH the
18th: Tomorrow we shall fall back
some distance towards AlexandranO-
pie for sanitary considerations. The
Russians have established a military
tribunal at Zelvito try the Mussulmen
accused OF completely in the Bulgarian
m~assacres, and are executing men
convicted OF Bulgarian testimony.
fired at Kars.
British Consuls in Bulgaria confirm
the reports of the atrocities committed
on the Musselmen population by Bull
garians in Khongabaz Dehle. Old and
young men were massacred without
remorse, while the women and girls
were terribly mutilated. The Porte
charges the Cossacks with sacking the
villages nearer Rustchuk, numbering
males and violating females.
CONSTANTINOPLE. July IS.
Ismael Pasha telegraphs from Bay
aid, Saturday: On Tuesday II bat
{ talions of Russians ~endeavored to re-
lieve Bayazid. We defeated them
and drove them to karaboulaka with
a loss of 600 killed, and a great guam.
tity of provisions, 20 baggage wagons
and their entire ambulance train.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 16.
A dispatch says the Russians from
Sistora made an assault in heavy force
L, upon, and captured Nicopolis thi.
= morning.
, LONDON, July l6.
A Constantinople dispa'ch of Satur
day announces that the Russians arr
approaching Rasgrad and have proba'
bly, already cut the railway near tina
point. II is coDjectured by some tina
the Turks will maintain a defensiv,
line, extending from Rustchuk VII
Shumla to Osman Bazaar, and will Civ,
. battle in the open plain. The Con
, stantinople telegram above mentioned
! strongly opposes this presumption
! since the chief object of such defensiv,
line would be to protect the railwa,
which feeds the qu~adrilateral. Thi
railway has now been apparently Gu
by the Russians without opposition
|, A more plausible story is that tn
Turks will await the development @
; the Russian campaign in expectation
that Rustchuk aud Shumla must b
besieged, and one or both be reduce,
; before the advance on the Balkans cal
be undertaken. They hope thus t.
Z consume the season wherein opera
: tons as practicable, as Rustchuk
and Shumla, are believed TO be capabl,
of a heightened resistance, and in tn