Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-18
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l~sPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
A Lecture on the Present Disturb
amceS in Egypt.

Ance IN ESSpt.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Rev. DR.. F.
S. De Haas, for two years United States
Consul in Turkey, in a lecture last night
said the present disturbance in Egypt is
nothing less than a civil war OF rebellion
against the Sultan and Khedive. Arab
Bey is a restless, ambitious Arab. He has
founded q national party, and is trying to
initiate Cromwell and Garibaldi, and
wants to drive out all foreigners, yet they
owe everything to foreigners There Is
nothing III Egypt to build an independent
government upon. 1t would be like the
negroes of the south trying to form a gov
eminent OF their own De Haas predicted
that Arab Bey would fail in his ambitious
| projects, but he thought a religious war
| might break out that would spread over
! Asia, Afri "A and Europe, for Arab is in
league with the new Prophet Sinousi. and
also with the Cherif of Mecca, the spirit
ual head of Mohammedanism. In con-
clusion, he said one thing is certain--if
this war goes on the Ottoman Empire
| falls, the Turks will be driven out Of Eu-
rope, the Cross will be planted again OIL
the Mosque Of st. Sophia, a constitutional
| government will be established, and forty
million Of our race will be emancipated
from religious despotism.
Starving Russian Refugees.
CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE arrival of $50
Jewish Russian refugees on Saturday, sent
here in a starving condition, and without
q word Of notice to the Jewish Relief Com
mittee of this city, created considerable in
dignation among the Israelites, who have
| cabled the Relief Committees in London
and Hamburg TO send no more here. In
the meantime the most vigorous measures
were taken to relieve the immediate neces-
sites Of the refugees, and secure perma-
nent homes and employment for them.
Two thousand dollars cash has been sub
scribed, and a visiting committee ap-
pointed to collect more.
What the Strikers are Doing.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE boiler makers,
who struck for Is per cent advance, went
to work to-day at 10 cents advance.
New YORK, July 17.-Freight is accu-
mulating at the various piers and depots
to-day.
CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE striking men
on going to the works to-day found that
the compromise had not been fully agreed
on. The boiler makers thereupon had a
conference, and refused to work at the old
rates, but did not order a continuation Of
the strike. This allows them to work if
they please.
A Justifabie Case.
LoREDo N. NJ, July 17.-At Z O'Clock
last evening W. E. Cummings, District
Attorney, was shot dead by Leonard
Haynes, son Of the Customs Collector at
Brownsville, for the seduction of his sis
ter, IS years old. Haynes ran toward the
Rio Grande River, pursued by the police,
but his brother stopped them with a drawn
revolver, and the murderer escaped into
Mexico,
An UGEfOrtuaase Case of Disgust.
DASIEL's BLUFFS ark, July IA
man named Washington Williams, dis
gusted at Charles Savage for voting the
Democratic ticket, assaulted him in a bar
Der shop, and was shot dead by Savage.
Both are colored men.
Dayitl's Departure.
New YORK, July 17.-DaYitt sailed for
Antwerp to-day. Friends saw him off and
gave him a purse. He goes to Paris, and
thence to London and Dublin, to attend
the Convention next month.
The Toy PistoI Still at Work.
CINCINNATI, July 17.-Since July 4 SIX
deaths have occurred here from toy pisto!
wounds, which were generally trihing, but
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