Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-13

meu Mnssin~ at he'll HaII-Thcy
Decided Not to waik-The Police
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uav~u.., lilo
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comhiotion' VIVA lo"us teop.o .aL
principal s.lcets' Wy 'no .hn Gmn a.
ing 70 tTe ien emu. t," on ~ ~ sha w0
Mars: lne nas nao w. oneo ~ ,,,a Mavarss
Penolns u ~ ,;n1aut,v asso,i,o5
speciai cons'ao 80 - ~ pr;noa -
Win iis aso . av;I,;.no gu, ~ a.
"alcs nlso' nnno, rar.;nr Snrara and
eorher VI oa.d v;,hort y nrovaoa-
no1ie .ocna, vas nrocaaJ;ng 20 a.
uor - - The snecial escaned
49, A. a o,.Iock tbe WHOLE r,;l;,srv
loieo' - arI,arv 81 a $50 - aaY
!. - Jra,rn mn n Tho chamn De Mars
,n,nnaar Colonel Fletcher awo;t;po The ar,
u;rai - Genera, Smv,be ne troons
iaoLaa w.n ond he Officer in command
awnrossad he fnI,eyt confdenca in the men
do;nS their dutv loyally and we'll. The
,%oi;ce ave collected at the CITY Hall. where
tha snoc;aI constahles are m with
= srl,;to r;hhon os . badoe and clubs in
ttha;r Lands The nol;ce are in cbarge
81 tho MAYER and the snecial consta-
Nos ora ppder Denutv Chief Neiple.
Tbs Orongemen are determined IN walk.
and are now mus.ering at Orange Hall.
81. James street is decorated with their
Marty emblems. The procession will not
I've largo. but their sympathizers in the
streets are many. If a conflict occurs il is
expected between Orange Hall and Vic
toria souare. where the dangerous element
is collecting in masses. The Chief Of Po-
lice. with 60 men, searched the passengers
in the steamer from Quebec for arms, but
found none. Some 400 or 500 passengers
were on board. A man named Brennon,
from Three Rivers. arrived at the railroad
depot with , loaded s~eyen-shooter on his
person: he was locked IN. 1t is reported
that a store of arms. concealed in a house
on Craig street. where an Irish
Catholic club meets. has been
discovered. At balf-past nine the military
marched from the Champ de Mars to the
yar;ous po;nts. where tbey will be stationed.
During the day some excitement was Gre
ated by an alarm of fire. but il turned out
10 he only a chimney burning ont. The
Oraneemen are mass;nr around their hall.
and Il looks as il the procession would be
larger thar was Anticipated. A detach-
ment Of police are stationed around the en-
trance OF the hall.
The arm alluded to In a pray;ous dis
match. were fonnd in Union Hall on Craig
street, There we've 30 stand. nh notice
and snoc;aI c,nstahies tha for,nor pnder
Chief Nc;cle ana Tho I,ttcr nndor Sergeant
parod;s o. r,assed ha,,raon a. pIaoa az
rns 81 az HaiI on g.
T.mao atraat vb;oh IL Lant n,aar A.
o;tI,ar and &c massad Jarsa crowds ~ the
ratho,;a nortr ch;eav orts;da ~y;iIoga 10.
borers. They are dreadfullv excited. and
every man with an Orange emblem on his
way to the hall is pursued. The Mayor
has had an int rview with the Orangemen,
and tried to persuade them not to walk,
but they would not listen to his coun-
sci. The proct ssion will start about half
past 10 o'clock. A young man wearing an
orange lily YVES attacked by two special
constables, and struck across the head.
This attack was applauded by the whole
body of constables. The Fifty-third regi-
ment, Of Huntington Borders, under Col
onel Ibbeton, and directed by Magistrate
Smythe, are stationed in the Place dc
Arms square, close to Orange Hall.
Eleven o'clock, A. M.-The Orangemen
have just decided not to walk. and the pc.
lice will escort them to their homes. Ar
attack was made on an Orangeman on
Craig street, but he was quickly rescued,
and did not receive much damage.
Two-thirty, P. M.-The Orangemen gave
up their procession in the face Of receiving
protection from the authorities. They
stipulated with the Mayor that he should
disperse the mob in the vicinity Of tho
Hall, and place a guard in the Hall to
night to protect it. Rev. Mr.. Drudiet il
now preaching to o large congregation Oh
Stanley street.
preparing Tor resumption.
New YORK, July IL.
Secretary Sherman met the members o.
the Syndicate to-day. They had a confer
ence with him in regard to the operations
of the Treasury Department in preparing
for the resumption of specie payments
The Secretary stated that he had no new
loans to offer or new measures to propose
He expressed the belief that with the ale
OF the shipments OF coin from Europe
which are looked for during the year, tb'
gold premium would be able to redeem tht
legal tender notes, and, perhaps, befort
Congress assemblies in December. He sait
the coin now in the Treasury was ampl,
bonds rs on a this account carna ~ The bsi ,,,er ss,sS .
ing in accord with these viewa and p1adOef