Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-31
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LOrme Talks About Government
Pitts, Bang Tho Canadian Al.
thOrities Slaughter . Lot of scabby
sheep-A Big Hank Decides to Pay
for Lost DepOstts-Kaiser wilhelm
shocked. Etc.
ESPECIAL TO a s~ENTINEL.I
LONDON, Oct. 30.-A contemporary re-
view for November contains an article by
the Marquis Of Lorne, late Governor Gen.
eral Of the Dominion Of Canada. entitled
Canada Home Rule." It was written in
compliance with . request to furnish notes
of suggestive steps that might be taken to
meet the demand for home rule for Ire
land. or provide information having .
bearing upon the future of Australia. The
Marquis discusses the chief features Of the
Federal Government Of Canada, and indi-
Gates that individual rights are reserved to
different Provinces. and dwells especially
upon the danger which must arise should
n member Of the Confederation become
strong enough to oppose the will Of the
central Government.
FRANKFoRT-oN-THE-MAI Oct. 3O.-A
quantity Of dynamite exploded in the
Office of the Chief of Police last evening.
The building was badly damaged, but not
many officials were in it ct the time. None
of them were D Injured.
LONDON, Oct. 30.-The London and
River Plate Bank has decided to pay for
the securities deposited with them for safe
keeping. and which we're distracted by the
defaulting manager.
MADRID, Oct. 30.-The cabinet has
agreed upon . diplomatic note which will
end the controversy arising from the I'M
favorable reception Of King Alfonso in the
streets Of Paris.
PARIS. Oct. 30.-It is stated that the
French Government, in view Of the war
like attitude Of China, will ask Che Cham
Der for q much larger credit for the ex-
penses OF the expedition to Tonquin than
originally intended. Even should China
only remain on the defensive, larger rein
forcements Of troops will be required in
Tonquin. The Government does not ex-
pect . defeat in the Chamber on its Ton
quin policy.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 30.-The suspension OF
r. H. Forman Il Co., cotton brokers, is
bulletined at the rooms Of the Cotton
Brokers' Association.
PANS, Oct. 3O.-The Figaro publishes .
report that the Governor Of the Chinese
Province Of Yuran, with 10, 200 troops. has
received orders to enter Tonquin and oc-
cupy Coobsrg, 100 miles north Of Hanoi,
the French headquarters.
BERLIN, Oct. 30.-The Emperor is great
ly shocked at the disorders at Oldenburg,
caused, as alleged, by the unpopularity Of
Gen. Steinmann, the commander. The
Emperor has ordered . thorough inquiry.
PARIS. Oct. 30.-In the Chamber Of
Deputies to-day Granet, Of the Extreme
Left, interpolated the Government upon
it's policy in Tonquin, and requested an
explanation Of the objects sought 10 be
obtained and the means Of conducting the
expedition in that country. Granet
pointed out what were apparent contra
dictions existing in the information fur
nished by the Government, and said it was
contrary to official declarations that the
difficulties had been raised by China.
BRUSSELS, Oct. 30.-A new expedition
Of eight persons. including three officers
Of the Swedish army, leave Liverpool Nov.
6 for the Upper Congo country.
OTTAWA, Oct. 30.-Another case Of scab
in sheep having appeared in . lot Of sheep
ct Montreal for shipment, the Department
Of Agriculture ordered them slaughtered.
This plan will be followed in ell such cases,
IS it Is necessary to prevent Canada from
being scheduled by England.