Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-14

young man IN gray clothes was run
! ming away from q mob, while the
leaders attempted to pull him off the
steps Of Dunn's store. Another young
man named Hackett. attempted to aid
him, when he was struck by a member
of the mob, whereupon he drew q pistol
and fired several shots, and simulta-
neously received the fire Of the pack.
One shot struck him in the forehead,
when he fell bleeding on the side
walk. but shots were still fired at him,
and nobody went to his assistance.
until a policeman placed him in an
o xpress wagon and took him away.
A Protestant clergyman, who attempt
ed To offer prayer over the dying a
was rudely pushed back despite the
mute appeal of the upturned eyes OF
the poor victim. The mob had COM
| plete control of the streets, and evil
IDENTIFY desired on outbreak. AS
Hackett's body was driven of, some
of the inhuman rouRhs waved their
hats with a triumphant air. Some
other persons were seriously hurt.
There is every prospect of a disturb
ance to night by the crowd which is
aggressive. and precautions have been
taken accordingly.
LONDON, July Z.
The Ameer of Cabool recently re-
ceived a Turkish Envoy on a mission
which is probably designed to create
fresh complications in the hope of Ill
terror advantage to the Sublime Porte.
The Ameer, as the result of the diplo-
matte visit. undertakes to furnish to
petty chiefs in Central Asia a force of
men, and supply Of arms and money
to harass the Russian forces wherever
they can strike them. 1t will readily
be seen hat a Russian expedition into
Cabool would at ones open an Anglo
Indian and Russian difficulty that
might compel the interference OF Eng
land.
The German General Blum. who is
in the employment of the Turkish
Government, and the English Colonel
Hume, of the Turkish Engineer De-
partment, have settled upon a plan for
defending the Turkish Capital in the
event of participation by the British
Government. the idea is not that the
English forces should take possession
of Constantinople, blu that they
should occupy Galipoliand, the neck
of land known as Bolari, thus shutting
the straits of the Dardanelles against
the Russians.
LONDON, July Is.
1t Is believed the i'll success of the
Russians in Asia, and the %slowness in
crossing the Danube, are owing to the
extremely bad condition of the Rus
sian commissariat and the lateness OF
the season, together with the discour-
agenent TO Russia from the late osten-
tatious review of the English troops
and the moving of the English fleet
A dispatch from Kars says: Yester-
day, Mukhtar Pasha, with eighteen
field and six mountain guns, 500 regu-
lars and $500 irregular cavalry, and
30 battalions OF infantry, advanced
from kirbupart to Wahirankale 80 miles
south of kars, and this morning
Mukhtar Pasha rode in, leaving his
force entrenched at Wahirankale. Sir
Arnold Kimble, a British military
attache, also came in and went owe
the batteries on the Kavidagh redoubt,
the easternmost position where the
botnbardment has been the heaviest.
Yesterday there was very heavy firing
on both sides. The Russian head
quarters are at Zaim, eight miles 10
the northeast, but their batteries are
advanced to within four thousand
yards east. The Turkish loss during
the siege has been trifling; that of the
Russians is unknown. Their fire was
most accurate, and for some days has
been overwhelming. Over two thous-
and shells from Is and Is centimeter
guns were thrown into the place in one
day. Mukhtar Pasha proposes to en-
trench himself n revictual Kars for
the winter. At present 1t is we'll sup
piled with stores and ammunition.
The troops are most enthusiastic.
A dispatch from ErZeroum states
that the attempt OF the Russians under
General Tergukosoff to relieve the be
sleged garrison at Bayaxid has failed
Notwithstanding that the garrison
made a determined sortie, the Rus.
slams, after suffering severe loss, re-
treated to Mount Ararat, where they
were again defeated. The Turks TOOK
many prisoners and six guns. A new
Turkish army is to be raised for the
defense OF the Balkans.
KARs. July Is.
Mukhtar Pasha and the Commander
Of kars are preparing a combined at.
tack on the Russian center, consisting
of As battalions of infantry, and two
regiments Of Dragons, six regiments
Of Cossacks and IL field battalions.
More than 80 siege batteries are in pc.
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ERzERoUM, July Is.
The following official telegram from
Bayazid is published: The besieged
Russians having refused to surrender,
the bombardment of the citadel ha s
been %reopened. General Tergusakofl
is near Sieneck, four hours, march
from Bayazid.
MONTREAL. July Is.
Last night passed without any
trouble, the crowds dispensing at 10
o'clock. There were less than tie av-
erage number of arrests made, and
none for anything serious. A COM
plete absence of drunkenness prevailed
A coroner's jury was sworn in the case
of Hackett this morning, but the in.
quiry was postponed until to morrow,
A conference took place this morning
between leading Orangemen and the