Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-23
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One Of O'Donnelr's Counsel-He
Thinks O'DOnnell Killed Carey In
SelEDefense Restgnssi0m Of she
French Ambassador at Madrid
g. Persons Suffering From Trich.
fnOsis-I4,6S7 Persons Homeless
Wear Smyrna Lord ROssmore
Calls Attention to b Serious
State Of Affairs at Ulsser-ArFiyal
Of Eight Gunboats at Shanghai
The Chinese Assisting she Black
Flags-ExplOsiOn In she Lady 1it
CoIliery-A Treaty Of Peace He.
tween Chill and Perm.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
LONDON, Oct. 22.-Gen. Pryor, O'Don-
nelrs American counsel, in an interview,
said he was satisfied that O'Donnell killed
Carey in self-defense, and it would be
proved beyond . doubt. He WAS satisfied
that O'Donnell went to Africa with no de-
sign Of killing Carey, and was not aware
of Carey's presence on the steamer when
he embarked. Carey, according to Pryor,
finding himself discovered, provoked the
disquiet in order to anticipate the blow he
expected O'DoDnell, a. an Irishman,
would strike. Manslaughter, in Pryor's
opinion, was the most O'Donnell could be
found guilty Of. Every effort 10 being
made to bring witnesses from Capetown.
I believe O'Donnell will have . fair trial.
1 find there is no prejudice against him.
L do mot QY no0k m - 10 q n1hlSo mart in
the trial, but I'm simply held as other
counsel for consultation. / have to remain
in London until the trial is finished. I
have seen O'Donnell, and he impresses
me me as . simple-minded, ingenious
Irishman-anything but an assassin. The
trial will begin in November and last
three or four day.
PARIS, Oct. 22.-It is reported that the
French Ambassador at Madrid has re-
signed. 1t is believed he will be succeed
ed by Gen. Bellott.
BERLIN, Oct. 22.-Two hundred and
sixty-six persons are suffering from trich-
inosis at Ermesteben. To-day not fifty Of
the 134 houses are free from the disease.
This morning, up to 10 O'Clock. 20 per-
sons have died. There have been several
cases at AIKEN.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 22.-At Vourla,
near Smyrna, where 200 huts were wrecked,
only two persons were killed and seven in
jured. One thousand inhabitants are
quartered in long tents outside of the ruins
of the village. Ten hamlets near Chesme
suffered more or less, although 81 we're
killed and $50 injured in that district. The
foregoing numbers Of persons killed repre-
sent the total loss of life, although IA, 687
persons were rendered homeless. All are
being fed by the authorities. In obedi-
ence to the Sultan's orders the sick are
being placed under shelter and attended
by the doctors. At Chesme only twenty
houses sustained damage, in most cases
slight.
BERLIN, Oct. 22.-Princess Victoria.
daughter Of Crown Prince Frederick Will
lam, has been betrothed to the hereditary
Prince Anholt.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-Lord Rossmore, as
Grand Master Of the Orangemen of Mon
agueham, has written to q newspaper, call
ing attention to the serious state of affairs
in Ulster. He says henceforth the self
restraint OF Orangemen canno be reck-
oned upon, that only the utmost efforts Of
himself and other leaders prevented the
Orangemen from storming the hill at
Rosilia during the recent Parnellite meet
ing. If the Government, he adds, allows
such disloyal meetings to continue in
Ulster, there will be bloodshed, and per-
haps civil war.
HoNGKoNG, Oct. 22.-Advices from Yum
Nan confirm the report that the Chinese
are assisting the Black Flags in AMMAN,
who number 5000 men. exclusive Of those
garrisoned at Bachninh and Sontay. The
viceroy Of Canton objects to foreigners
traversing the streets.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-There was an ex-
plosion in the Lady Pit colliery, near
Stake-Upon-T Trent, yesterday. While the
miners we're trying to extinguish the fire
six were killed and three wounded.
PARIS, Oct. 22.-Goulois says Prince
Jerome Napoleon will publish . manifesto.
LONDON, Oct. pa dispatch announces
that a treaty Of peace has been signed
between Chill and Peru.