Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-05

drenched with blood. The line was
blocked for several hours. The remains
were gathered up, by torchlight' by hre-
men and soldiers. The bodies we're taken
to the Berlin Morgue.
LONDON, Sept. 4.-The Standard hong
kong special states that the 1000 Chinese
troops. stationed at Pskoi, have been
ordered to the frontier. The Annamites
still threaten Nagdint. Much excitement
exists at Hongkong. Consequent upon the
receipt Of news here that the Chinese
troops are crossing Mong Kai. This
means that China has accepted the gage
France has thrown down and was In
evitable.
The King OF Portugal has issued a de-
cree ordering the court into mourning Tor
| four days, in memory of Chambord.
The period of mourning at the Imperial
Court OF Germany has been made eight
| days.
The Times Hongkong special states that
| 1, 700 troops from Shingboi on the way to
| Canton passed through Hongkong today.
| More troops are arriving from Shanghai
The Standards Hongkong special states
that the $4,000 troops which crossed the
line at Mong Kai yesterday entered Ton
quin territory and are stated to be marching
in the direction Of Haidnong, where two
French companies are stationed. Inc
missionaries fled from the stations on the
route. Two Annamite converts have been
killed. Mong Kai, where the Chinese
crossed, is the seaport OF the frontier line.
The Pail Mall Gazette states that Mar
auis Tseng leaves London for Paris to-
morrow.
Norwood, the hangman, is dead.
PARIS, Sept. IA Cabinet meeting was
held to-day at which the Prime Minister
presideR After consultation it was de-
cided to send large achievements to Ton
quin, consisting of troops from Algeria
and the foreign legion.
GoRIrz, Sept. 4.-Several groups Of
French Royalists held a meeting here yes
terday at which resolutions were adopted
declaring in favor of Count Paris as sue
ceseor to Chamtord. One of the resolu'
ions is signed by Count Rochefsu cault
and expressed devotion to the principles
of the monarchy. and welcomes CounI
Paris as the head of the House Of Orleans,
Another resolution, signed by Baron
L~areinti, recognizes Count Paris as thu
representative Of those principles. M
address was sent to Countess Chambord.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 4.-Three deaths
from cholera yesterday. The epidemic ii
uOW COubluoIcu ucnAAy GAtihCps
PARIS, Sept. 4. During the pyrotechnic
display at Columbus last evening a bomt
exploded among the spectators, killing two
and badly %wounding several others.
GENEVA, Sept. 4.-The Government re
fuses to extradite Lsnning. the American
student who killed o fellow student in
duel in Germany, as duelling is not named
in the e%xtradition treaty. In accordance
with this decision the Court ordered tht
release of Lenning from custody. and hi
was thereupon liberated.
DUBLIN. Sept. 4.-Poison was put int
the beer and food Of the harvest men en-
ployed by a Leigh landlord at New Ross
who incurred the dislike Of the populace
owing to his opposition to the Lane
League. Two died and others are in a pre-
carious condition.
LONDON, Sept. A sister of Capt
Webb. who was recently drowned in al
attempt to swim the Niagara rapids, be
came insane when she heard Of his death
and was found in the river at Lady Smith
Natal.
PALERMO, Sept. 3.-Two hundred per
sons were arrested in the province o
Girgente, charged with ~brigandage. AmonI
those arrested are q priest aud severa
land owners and members Of the Commu
nal C0uncils.