Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-03
OVER THE WATER.

An Ugly Orangeman Riot I'm Dublin
"A French Cure Offensive In.
ternAtfOnal Labor Conference
ClOsed-PiOtrowsky After the Gear
cinnamon About TO Demand
Passports from Paris-MOOdy and
sankey's MissiOn Approved.
lsPEoIAL TO THE SENTINEL
LONDONDERRY, Nov. 2.-Last evening,
while a procession escorting the Lord
Mayor to his hotel was passing the City
Hall, Orangemen fred upon it and threw
states from the windows and roofs. One
man was wounded and is dying. His dep
osition has been taken. The procession
was dispersed after the Lord Mayor en-
tered the hotel, but ar angry crowd after
ward congregated around tho City Hall
and stoned the windows The police
charged the mob and cleared the streets.
The military were called out. The Lancers
are parading Main street. Intense INK
iety is felt in all circles. The Orangemen
later vacated the City Hall and have with
drawn from the vicinity. The Mayor of
Londonderry has issued q proclamation
appealing to the people to refrain from
violence and retaliation.
= MONTREAL, Nov. 2.-The Irish parish
toner's Of st. Cunegoude will petition for
an Apostolic delegate for the investigation
of the conduct OF the French Cure. The
Irish left the Church en- masse lately dur
ing Objectionable remarks by this Cure.
PARIS, Nov. 2.-The International Labor
Conference has closed. Henry Bradhurst.
q member of the English Parliament and
hanarv rroas1ank nf thu nnnfaranna tala-
| graphed his friends as follows: II think
we English have done we'll. Everything
now is on our lines. / never saw men i'm
prove as fast as our French colleagues"
DANTzIC, Nov. "A man named Pho
trowski, has been arrested at Dischan,
charged with and confessing to being sent
by Nihilists TO murder Bismarck. Pho
trowiski said he was a Russian actor; that
the Nihilists provided him with money to
travel to Dantzic via Riga, and that his
money had been stolen from him. A
Dantzic instrument for injecting morphia,
and q Nihilist poem were found on the
prisoner.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2.--The suspension Of
Hollinshead, Filley & Co., corn brokers,
is bulletined. Their liabilities will prob.
ably amount to f100, 900.
LONDON, Nov. "A Paris dispatch
says it is reported that the Chinese Le-
cation is considering the question Of de-
handing their passports.
MARsEILLEs, Nov. 2.-Great activity
prevails in the arsena! at Touion. Fresh
transports have been ordered put in readi-
ness for use in case Of q war with China.
The Fifteenth Army Corps will probably
be selected for service.
MUSICAL, Nov. 2.-Abdult Aziz, brother
Of the Sultan, b~esieging this city, has
been repulsed and fed.
PARIS, Nov. 2.-Pether Lloyd's state |
ment is declared untrue. that the Or
leans Princess sounded Bismarck az to
their claim to the throne of France. and
that he made a reply affording no hope.
as Germany would approve no such course.
LONDON, Nov. e. Bishop Therold
Rochester has expressed his hearty ap-
proval q the Moody and Sanky mission.
aud urges clergymen Of the established
church to help it.
The government and railway authorities
offer a reward Of Is, 900 each for informa-
ton leading to the arrest and conviction
Of the persons connected with the latest
OF explosion.
1t is reported that the Crown Prince
Carlos OF Portugal is about to be betrothed
to the Arch Duchess, Marie valeria. the
youngest daughter Of the Emperor Of
Auatria.