Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-27

TO Polish Exilcs Tho
Training ship Mars Partially De.
stroyed by Fire-A Plot TO shoot
the King Of Roumnnia Two
Daels-Jewish Republican Killed.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
LONDON, May 26.-The Times cores
pondent at Moscow says the Imperial
manifesto to be issued on the day Of the
will grant amnesty to all Polish
exiles willing to submit to police super
vision for two years. No other political
prisoners will be pardoned.
DUNDEE, May 26.-The training ship
Mars was partially destroyed by fire. Four
hundred boys were aboard when the flames
were discovered. All we're saved. II is
supposed that the fire was incendiary.
BERLIN, May ga private telegram
received from Bucharest states that . plot
to shoot the King of Roumania at the
opening OF the session Of Parliament was
discovered. A number Of persons impli-
Gated in the plot have been arrested.
BERLIN, May ga law student here
was shot and killed in . duel. A Captain
and a Lieutenant in the army also fought
q duel, in which II shots were exchanged
and the Lieutenant mortally wounded.
DUBLIN, May 2%6.-Juror Field has been
awarded $4,000 and the Huddys $500 as
compensation for the outrsges they were
subjected to on political account.
BERLIN, May 26.-The Vatican, in its
reply to the note Of Prussia. complains
that while its request for explanations
relative to the jurisdiction OF Bishops and
the training of priests was unanswered,
Prussia suddenly made new demands. The
Vatican declines to consider any new pro-
posals until an agreement il reached on
the matters first mooted.
RosToFF, May 26.-The man killed here
on Tuesday was . Jewish Republican.
subsequently the mob attacked several
houses and shops occupied by Jews, which
they robbed, demolished or burned. The
riots continued until late at night. Three
companies Of cossacks we're ordered to the
scene, but were unable to restore order. It
is feared there will be further outbreaks
against the Jews.
Moscow, May 26.-The Imperial insignia
was conveyed to the Throne room to-day,
in preparation for the coronation to-mor-
row. The TIE Deum was sung this morn
ing in the Church Of the Savior, in the
presence OF the Emperor, Empress and the
Imperial family. A heavy rain has been
falling all day, and it is feared that the
outdoor ceremonies fixed for tomorrow
will be marred in consequence Of the IN
favorable weather.
OTTAWA, May 26.-Respecting the SET
Element Of the disputes between the Do
minion Government and the Province OF
British Columbia, the former Government
here agreed to give q money grant to the
province amounting to 81 ,000, 900, Of which
$4,000 is to indemnify the province for
the loss sustained in carrying out the
terms Of the confederation, and the delay
in building the Canadian Pacific Railroad,
and $3.50, 900 in aid OF the construction Of
the Esquimault drydocks.
COLOGNE, May 26.-The Gazette has
published an article which attracts much
attention, pointing out that Germany.
Austria and Italy can muster 1918 battal-
ions Of infantry, $50 squadrons Of cavalry
and 4,464 field guns, while the forces of
France and Russia amount to 1889 bat
talions of infantry. 620 s~quadrons Of cav
airy and 1910 field guns. 1t says the last
two States can only operate with divided
forces. The tripartite alliance can thus
outweigh the remainder Of the whole Of
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