Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-11
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Great Excitement About Asiafie
Cholera.

Great Excitement About Asiafic
Cholera.
NEW York, July 10.
The Herdld's Norwich Comm CORES
pendent SAYS: Asiatic cholera has broken
out here, and its presence is causing a 6 great
deal OF excitement. Clara Draper died on
Monday night, and her body turned in
stantly black, and the stencil very soon be-
came highly offensive in the neighborhood.
The undertaken ordered her burial to take
place Immediately. Other deaths are re-
ported in the city to-day. The most eff
cient precautions are being taken against a
further spread Of the disease.
Mass Meeting OF Reconsideration
MONTREAL, July 10.
A mass meeting o. French-Canadians
was held in the Champs De Mars last
night, and about 1000 were present. The
tenor Of the addresses was in support of
the Mayors policy, which the meeting in
dorsed. A meeting of the officers Of the
Irish societies was also held tonight, and
the course Of the Mayor met the concur
renee OF the meeting. After the meeting
on the Champs De Mars a crowd Of 700, be-
longing to Grifintown, passed. through
the streets singing. They halted at Orange
. w Ia Hlo tAAC HtAT
dows with stones. Subsequently every
thing became quiet.
An Extensive GOnnaSrati0n.
BUFFALO, N. ", July 10.
The fire which broke out yesterday
morning in L. q s.. =. Holmes barrel fac
tory, cooper shop and machine works, en-
tirely destroyed these building. The fire
burned over a track of one quarter Of a
mile in length, and nearly one eighth of a
mile in width, sweeping away ten tenement
houses and stores, and the old Forge works
Of Drullard 4 Hayes, used for storage pur-
poses. The course Of the fire was checked
by burning to the waters edge of the Ohio
basin. The total estimated loss is $780,
900.
The Potter subcommittee Not Get
ting Assistance.
CHICAGO, July 10.
The Journals Washington correspon-
dent says: Letters received here from
Democrats In New Orleans, complain that
the Potter subcommittee are getting no
assistance whatever from the Nichols Gov
eminent, in trying to unearth the alleged
election frauds in Louisiana. The charge
is broadly made that Nichols is not in SYM
pathy with the investigation, and in con
sequence the Democratic State officials
AAUuA4Cbt nO oAoP11AttoA W HSip Tie cOm-
mittee in its hunt for evidence to iniure
the Republican party.
Less ParstOms Granted by President
Hayes THANH Grant.
CHICAGO, July 10.
The T-ibune's Washington correspond
ent says that an examination shows that
the pardons granted by President Hayes
have been less than those By President
Grant, for the same period Of time. and
those pardoned have been no less serious
offenses. It appears that the President
has not pardoned the notorious ballot-box
stuffer, Eph. Holland, Of Cincinnati, but
that a pardon was issued by the President
on condition that Holland serve out his
sentence in the county Jail instead Of in
the pe~nitentiary, so that he might give
valuable testimony. This was construed
into q pardon by some oversight. and Hol-
land is now free and working hard for the
Republicans in Ohio.
A Chinaman Makes Application to
Become n Citizen.
New York, July 10.
A Chinaman to-day made application to
Judge Choate, of the United States District
Court, to become q citizen. The Judge
denied the application, under the decision