Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-21

beyond the widest limits of the freedom
OF the press, but makes no demand upon
the United States as to any particular ac-
ton.
LONDON, June 2O,-At the land sessions
at Castelar,, County Mayo, a tenant
named Tillson claimed f5,085 compensa-
ton from Lord Lucan for improvements.
Lord Lucan refused to pay anything, but
the Court gave a decision in favor of Till
son for f2, 954.
PARIS, June 2O.-An interview with Sara
Bernhardt is published, in which she calls
America agood country, colossal, extraor-
binary and fabulous. She says the audi
ences at the American theaters are bril-
liant-such rich toilets. The ladies know
how to dress. The public understand
very well; their appreciation is warm and
sympathetic. The women are charming,
but the men are not so nice as the women.
The American artists are clever they
have talent and appreciation, but system
attic training is wanting, and there is no
ensemble in their acting. The newspa-
pers nave made statements about me
which are entirely incorrect. One is in re-
spect to my marriage with M. Angelo.
We were old comrades at the Conservatory
and the best of friends, but never, never
shall I marry M. Angelo.
MADRID, june 20.-The statement is true
that the King has sen word to the Span
ish Minister at Constantiuople that he will
gladly receive into his dominion all perse-
cuted Hebrews, to compensate the race for
the seventies of his predecessors toward
them.
LONDON, June 20.-Prince Leopold took
his seat in the House of Lords to-day as
Duke of Albany.
MARsEILLEs, June 20.-One hundred
and twenty-five persons have been arrested,
and order is re-established.
BERLIN, June 20.-The Emperor has &C.
cepted the resignation of Count Won Stol-
berg Merrigerodi as Vice President Of the
Ministry of State, and presented him with
a high order in consideration of his SER
vices. 1t is stated that his resignation was
due to private considerations, and not con-
nected with the appointment of Baron Won
Bostcher as Bismarck's substitute. The
office~of Vice President of the Minoitry Of
State will remain untitled for the present.
LONDON, June 20.-A Times Dublin
special says Evidently the Land League
has received a series of heavy blows, which
are telling upon it. A more tractable and
tolerant spirit is showing itself as the
power OF the local despots is broken. A
strike against the paymentof ent has been
checked, the leaders repudiating any in
tention to adopt such a policy.
CALCUTTA, June 20. = A report has
reached here from Central Asia that large
bodies of Russian troops are assembling
on the borders of Kashgar, and a conflict
with the Chinese troops cannot long be
avoided.
OTTAWA, June 20.--There was consider
able CONSERVATION this morning by a slight
| shock of earthquake. Many supposed that
the prophecy of the world coming to an
end was about to be fulfilled.
MARsEILLEs, June 20. - Rioting con-
tinues at different points. 1t is stated that
| s persons were killed, % wounded and 65
persons arrested.
LONDON, June 20.-The Treasury holds
that the telegraph operators are simply
misled by supposing that they were emit
tied, under the Act of Parliament, to extra
pay.
NEW YORK, June 19.-The Herald's
Limerick special says: The evictions and
process servings have continued throughout
the week without resistance. The bodies
of police and soldiers have been so large as
to overawe even the bravest of the would
be insurgents. The most threatening of the
coming evictions are some which are to
occur at Mitchellstown, county Cork, where
it will be remembered a desperate encoun-
ter was barely Avoided a fortnight ago, on
the occasion of evictions on the property Of
the Countess of Kingstown. In no part OF
the country are the ~populace more deter
mined and reckless than at Mitchellstown,
under the shadow of the famous Coils
mountains, where the rebellous spirit ia
strongest, and where poverty has made the
people desperate and lawless. Recent
events, and particularly this recent encoun-
ter, have intensified the feeling of resent
ment toward the landlords and police.
There is no disturbance threatened in any
other quarter.