Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-19

ESPECIAL II Ihb
HALIFAX, N. s., Oct. 18.-There was
considerable excitement in this city last
evening over the arrest Of two men with q
large quantity of dynamite in their pos.
session. In May last information was re-
| ceived from Ottawa that an attempt al
robbery would probably be made by
Fenians to destroy public property. Pre-.
cautions we're taken by the appointment oil
extra police and other means. Nothing
occurred, and the matter was laughed
over. About a month ago Lieut.-Go
Richery got warming from Ottawa Of the
| departure from New York for Halifax Of
Suspicious characters, supposed to be con-
nected with the dynamite branch Of the
| Fenian Brotherhood. Again nothing hap
pened. Two men giving the names OF
| william Bracken and James Holmes ar
rived here Friday last and put up at the
Parker House. 1t is believed they came
from the States. They gave no names to
| the hotel proprietor, and paid q weeks
board in advance. Detective Power
watched them, searched their rooms in
their absence, and discovered dynamite,
which was secured, and then found the
men and arrested them.
Cork, Oct. 1S.-Rough characters as
semble nightly outside the hall of Moody's
meetings. All attempts to interfere with
the service is prevented by the police.
PARIS, Oct. 18.-One hundred and fifty
Annamite convicts erecting q lighthouse on
the Island of Poala, Condor, mutinied and
murdered a Frenchman, the native warden,
and seriously injured another Frenchman.
| Sixty convicts seized arms and stores and
escaped in boats, and others fled to the
woods and hills.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 18.-Among the
villages destroyed by the earthquake in
the Grecian Archipelago and Orotolia
were K~atopanoya, Refs, Dere and Lidja,
Slight shocks are still felt on the Island Of
ance to Chesme and Choas.
LONDON, Oct. 18.-A Constantinople dis
patch reports that shocks Of earthquake
completely destroyed six villages and seri
ously damaged many others.
PARIS, Oct. 18.-Figaro has published
the narrative of the French officers Of tn
particulars of the massacre Of the native
at Hue, by French sailors. The story re
lates that after the natives ceased to resist
they were driven from the burning villag
unarmed, and then shot down in piles, tn
Frenchmen afterwards numbering tn
wounded.
ST. PETERsBsRG, Oct. 1S.-A vast COZ
course Of people assisted at the laying 9
the cornerstone by the Gear and Czarin
Of the new church to be erected over tn
spot where K der the Second was killed
RERLIN, Oct. 18.-Trichinosis is spreai
ing in Saxony. Twenty deaths have o.
CURED so far.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 18.-The trial
: 63 members OF the Nihilists' Red Croi
q Society is concluded. All were sentence
to be sent to Siberia. The testimony
informers and others proved that IL
I society had manifestations in every part
the Empire.
: HoNaKoNG, Oct. 18.-China is activel
> preparing to close the port at Cantor
! Troops from the northern frontier OF Tol
quin landed at Withampoa.
PARIS, Oct. 18.-Of the signatures whic
were appended to the manifesto purpor
s ing to have been issued by the Radicals
e answer to Premier Ferry's recent speed
Q seventeen have been proven to be forgerie