Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-23
Especial to the sENTINEL.l

DUBLIN, June 22.-Father O'Connor,
who is about to depart on a mission to
America, has q letter from Archbishop
Croke, commissioning him to proclaim
everywhere in America what Irish
men want, and to tell the Americans that
the Irish people are determined to carry
on the present constitutional agitation.
BRocKToN, June %. Two horses and a
driver were killed and two men badly hurt
by a collision between a hack and a loco
motive last night.
LONDON, June 22.-The walking match
is practically ended. Weston is light
headed and has been put to bed. Rowell,
260; Weston, 1913 miles.
The telegraphers have rescinded the reso-
luton to quit work on the 9th instant,
and addressed a new petition to the Post
master General, showing where his scheme
is unsatisfactory.
Gladstone in the House of Commons
opposed going into action with France ON
the Tunisian case until circumstance rem
der it necessary.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 22.-Two hundred
police are watching the palace at P~eterhof,
besides the soldiers. Photographs of all
the railway officials have been lodged in
the Government Department, to aid in the
detection Of Nihilists disguised in railway
costume.
Strenuous efforts are being made to find
| the connecting link, in order to give more
unity to the trials OF the numerous impor-
tant political prisoners which must be held
next Autumn, as the fortresses and prisons
are crowded. 1t is observed in official cir
cles that Russia annot possibly make such
an exhibition of herself before the world
as to try a thousand or two political Often
ders, and as something must be done with
all these prisoners to make room for others,
the only way to dispose Of them quietly
and expeditiously is by the system of ad-
ministration Of deportation, which Gen
Melikoff, late Minister Of the Interior,
sought to abolish.
BERLIN, June pa newspaper and a
new party, known as the "Black Divi-
sion" has appeared. They advocate less
violent measures than the Terrorists. The
Emperor has been advised, probably by
the Black Division leaders, that it is false
that he had been sentenced to death.
LONDON, June 22.-Weston's break down
seems complete. The score at 8 P. NJ. was;
Rowell, 276; Weston, 201 miles.
AAt564LL1p, tuu0 Iz.-DiAby-iUuI uoic-
gates Of the Syndicate Chambers adopted
an address to the Socialists throughout the
world, declaring that the promoters Of the
recent riots do not belong to the Working
mems Association, and demanding an in
quiry into the circumstances Of the dis
turbances.
New York, June 21.-A Herald London
special says: The latest reports from Mar
settles are far from reassuring. though the
authorities are tardily endeavoring to
repress the disturbance. A large number
of rioters. chiefly Italians, have been
arrested. accounts differ greatly as to the
number Of persons killed and wounded in
the riots. According to one report eight
were killed and about 200 wounned. An
| other account says that only two lives have
been lost and II persoks wounded. OF the
latter, however, it is stated that two will
not recover.
Marseilles papers convey the impression
| that the provocation which led to the
bloodshed is the present exasperated state
OF Italian opinion. These unfortunate riots
have peculiar grounds, and there is nc
knowing what they may lead to. The
Gaulois is already calling for the expulsion
of the whole italian colony.