Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-08-29

I cunsidersb.e rnubs.s fuFSo1k their work.
The Goyerunsut suihoriiles are finding IL
possible 10 replace them only By one OF
great ignorance and Questionable chs-ac-
ter. Scores Of bodies are dscsyed oetors
they were burned and persons still alive
we're thrown into flames. Reforms in
stIi1ted BY 0kanz, recently the had OF
the Finance Department, have been cast
aside. Fears prevail Of season OF rsck-
less e-xtrayzEznce. There hare been yio-
lent gales bst=esn Japan and China.
During early August nan! sailing ships
we're reported heavily damaged and sew
eral are missing. Dispatches from China
announce the hurricane along the south
eastern coast disastrous 20 shipping; heavy
foods in the interior provinces Of Japan
causing great injury TO the rice crop, and
the loss OF human life and cattle. The
/ opening Of the National Bank Of Japan Is
still postponed. L Is announced that
/ Captain Won E~isz1dzeker. who has just
LETT the post Of EaT0y from Germany to
Japan. is TO bs transferred 70 Washing
ton. Cholera i. decreasing in Tokohsms,
/ Toxic and vicinity. The Chinese Envo!
10 Japan vas suddenly summoned home.
The public i given 10 understand that this
is to impart 70 him needed instructions
I touching the CoEe4n business.
IsxALLA, Aug. Zs.-Oar losses on Friday
were about . kid and wounded, os
which the cavalry lost % OF % from 8
heavy she'll frs zrt from charging ssqQ2re
Of infantry. Our total forces IN IsmAli.
District. under Gen. Wolselsv, number
about 1850 men. 2599 horses and q
guns. Al the outset q the dgh. We we're
under 2 very ksz7y fire, especially from
tie Egyptian let;. where ten g1ns Tzinsd
shells necessarily. The S4th moved in
this direction in sEirmishing order. As
the men we're scattered the losses were
slight. Finding tia; they we're doing lit
tie harm the enemy directed attention
upon Gen. Wolsslsy and staff. The enemy
played freely upon the Household cavalry,
and the hopes entertained Of the useful
ness and brz7sry Of the latter were fully
realized. Two Calling guns, served By
marines. we're unable to go into action on
zccoun; Of the s~everity Of the enemy 81
:ille-y IRE. Fighting began al 6 A. L. and
did not end till evening. There Was no
water t5r the horses, which we're much
fafigEed. Our cavalry charged the eue
ny early in the morning over heavy
ground. forcing them TO retire, lsay!ng
ten prisoners OF our hands. Toward mid
day the enemy got or range more COM
g.e:=ly, and landed shells right in our
must. - LLEL kLE LE4+ . = - 4-EE---
that many Of cur men we're attacked with
dyssnte-y and sgnstroEs
II the second days fight Ehe Dragons
charged the enemy, cutting down many
and taxing sgue prisoners. Major BIb5y
vas - through the chest. but rode :
considerable distance afterwards. The
headquarters are likely TO reuaain 8: AbGa
Risaea for the present, 70 enable tie stores
. ne Up. The prisoners stats that;
many dad and wounded were taken away
bv : train Rhich our cavalry nearly cap
turs3.
A--zzASDz1a. Aug. 2s.-Abiel Ras.ek
and toar Other staff officers hare escaped
.Eoul Arz5. Pa>ha. TLsy were well re-
cslva5 bv the AhEGiTe. They have been
t1r some time in Communication with the
has3!ve through members o: General
Stones family. They were inErl=fel by
Arab P2sas with the defense o: Tel FL
Esbir, hut abs.aiued from making
e~zrthFoEEs. Taev escaped and went 70
NJ. De Lzsssps, aud asked lis assistance 70
get away. De Les=sPs rrieG 70 dlssusde
them. accusing them Of q . Of patriot
ism. They finally sought Rear Admiral
Hoskils, who forwarded them 70 4l@zzn-
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