Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-23
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The Political Situation in Europe.
RESULTS or A slASOEaous CHARGE.
LAURA d. PAIRS LECTURE.


which organized b war Win Iurkey are
urging the Gar t. make an attack on u
tria, In which all the Slzvonic principalities
will join. and be aided by Denmark, Sweden
and Norway. The recent visit OF sheCzaro-
witch to Stockholm. and the haste with
which Prince Habanoff was sent TO the
Porte last week, tend to give credibiiity to
this surmise. Another CUES anxiousiy haz-
arded in England is that Russia has ute
rior designs upon China. THE more sue
cessfully," SAYS the Morning Post. I'VE
keep Russia at arms length from India the
more she is drawn against China" The
recent bargain between Russia and the Chi
nese for the province Of Aikuldja is cited
as a dangerous taste Of victory for the Car.
The English seem TO think nov that the
Moscovite bear has tasted one drop Of blood
OF that fat sluggish sheep, China, and moth
ing will content him but the whole carcass.
Russia with China as q Territory would lie
as dangerous a rival as Russia with India.
More walking Maniacs.
NEW YORK, September %.
All arrangements for the great six day
go-a--you-plea-e contest for the Ashley belt
aud the championship Of the world are
completed. The start was made at l
o'clock. There are - contestants. There
was intense excitement as the men came
from their tents toward the starting point.
The crowd shouted themselves hoarse. Ma
jor Dusty was selected to give the word go.
The garden was thronged to the doors, and
great difficulty vas bad in keeping order,
fully IL loo persons being present Ennis
was the first 10 come TO the starting point,
and was followed by Hart. Then came
butcher and Federmeyer. Tremendous
49, $1,000 Dz-efc- Tz<lnr Hazel
Rowell and Weston when they appeared.
The start was made at O'Clock sharp, and
Hazel at once took the lead, followed by
Rosell. Panrhet, Guyon and Ennis, all
running, Weston. Hart and others walking
Rozrs Of applause greeted TIE men, and
Weston commenced running on the third
lap Hazel made his first mile in 6.10.
At noon the scare stood Weston, 50 /;
RoweIl. 81; HAIL 60 Guyon, 63; Ennis.
GO: Panchot. 81; Merritt, 81; Hart. 81;
Erohne, A.: Taslor, 30; Jackson. so: Fed
erneyer. Al. At 2 O'Clock the score stood:
Weston, 81; R0Eell n: HAZEL 81. Guyon,
~: Ennis. II: Psnebot, CD ; Merritt. 81:
Hart 60: Krohne, IS; Taylor, 60; Jackson,
60: Federmeyer, 80. / 3 O'Clock the score
stood: Weston, es; Rowell. 50: Hazel.
CO; Guyon, IS; Ennis. ~; Pauchot. IS;
Merritt 81, Hart. IA: Krohne. 50: Taylor,
Ga: jackson, s.: Fedezueser, 50. AT 4
O'Clock the score stood: Ennis. 50; Wes-
ton, IS, howell IS; HEzel- 70; Guyon. 81;
Merritt, II; PE1ehsfs 20: Hart - +;
Krohne. 81 Ts!lor, 81; jackson. 81; Fed
srneyer. S.
Grants Reception.
NEW ToEE4 September a.
The Herald pnbh=hes 8 splendid map Of
the part Of SEr Frzncisco shoE1ng the
route of the p-ocsssi0n from Market street
wharf with arches, places Of review, etc.,
- the sand lots- Sei.her the Sun nor
World hare editorials On Grants recep-
ton.
The Herald ElFs tie great ~outpouring oil
public enthusissm which greeted Grant on
his arrival ~ liz Likely 70 eo1tirue 20 long
| rs hs remains Il San Francisco. II cA1no;
be said that lie warmth and m-agnsicerce
Of tins great dszso2strxtls1 Of welcome i
in e-onsea1ear@ 6 tie remote situation of
California which allow its ~eiiizeps but few
opportunities sgr ssesag Distinguished pub
liz nea- There are few eminent Republi-
eKn statesmen or gslsrzl Who have no;
visited Ezn Frg1czseo ulfLzn TIE last fouI
Or Eve yekrss b1s bone q ihen have stirred
tie public feeling like Grant.
The New York Tilss ssys the welcome
accorded Grant by the a1.horiles and the
people Of SGn FrEbczseo Il an appropriate
termination u q car In Ezny respects re-
nasks5le. and In scne respects peculiarly
gratifying 70 his eouni-ylasn-
6landerous Charges.
NEW ToEE, September %.
Tbe Tribune publishes 3 interview with
Rev. n. johnson, brothsr-in-!zs Of Rev
Dr.. Thompson, who died in England on
Thursday. and concerning whom the Sew
York Sun and . Sza Francisco payer re
Gently printed . terrible scandal q an i'm
proper relation with . woman. Mr.. John
son says. II have information that thoss
slandering reports gave him . deadly blow
They came upon him like . thundsr bolt
II was worse than cruel at the close Of
life. which has been Of singular purity
goodness and usesuin. 81. to attack his char
acter 70 foulIy when be was thousands O
miles way, and could make 10 response
Letters full OF s~anctity and kindness were
grabbed and tempered with" The Tribun
ssys this was certainly one Of the most ex
cusable scandals, il scandals are ever ex
cusable. X lied by wicked scandal woult
be . truthful. epitaph.
Laura Fairs Lecture.
New YoHx. September %.
Laura D. Fair has written a lecture en-
titled "Chips from California" the fr-
delivery Of which will be at ChickerinI
Hall on Tuesday, Mrs. Fair has severa
times appeared on the stage in CaliforDi
and 10 raid 70 be . good elocutionist. TIL
lecture 1t IL understood will contain mncI
that is dramatic Of unmarked and practice
side life as seen in the Golden State. I
IL said also to treat Of public men and pc
litics, notable wom-n. and of requisites +
enter the circles OF California elite. OF tn
operations on Pine street. Henry War
Beecher's visit to California and also some
thing about Chinese. bonanza kings, an
domestic virtues Of California.
Kearney's Movements.
New YoRK. September %.
A brother OF Denis K+arney, who live
with his mother in Brighton, says DEM
will come east in a few weeks. He may b
here by October LIST. 1t is his intention I.
stop in New York and help the Working
men elect their ticket. He will then com
to Massachusetts,, but does not intend /
make any speeches. His intention is to q
to Europe and study the condition q
labor. He also desires to visit Garibaldi
Yellow Fever Reports.
MrMPHrs, September %.
No new cases have been reported up I
noon. Two deaths have occurred sine
last evening. Four new Cases we're re
ported 10 the Board of Health at Il
o'clock. Ten additional deaths have oc
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