Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-30
OVER H WATER.

An % So0 c0UoS0 IN
sne vicinisy Of HanoI-Egypsisn
Soldiers eurprised and Massacred
-ChOlera Has Appeared ~ Messs
Ne Land Ieague Meettngs In
Ireland On Sunday. the Govern.
meat Forbidding Them-Astacked
by . Lunnsic I'm . ~ Car
and Beaten Ensensible.
ESPECIAL TO TIE sENTINKL.I
PARIS, Oct. 29.-Mail sdvices show that
the French forces in their encounters in
the vicinity of Hanoi early in September,
met the Chinese regulars we'll armed and
differed. After . conflict Of three days.
during which the French took some of the
enemies works, they withdrew, leaving
Haoppong still in the hands Of the enemy.
Some troops Of the King Of AMMAN was
with the enemy. Letters from Saigo state
that murders and cruelties were committed
near here on the occasion with the capture
by French sailors. Admiral Courbet di-
rected in an official order that there should
be no quarter given men, women or chill
dren. Three hundred Annamites, fleeing
the bay Of Thuan, were oil shot. One
hundred and fifty more. drifting in . junk
without arms or oars, were also mastered.
Figaro declares that Admiral Courbet,
ct the instance Of COMMISSIONS Harmond,
allowed the preparation Of such acts in
order 70 terrorize the Annamites.
Temps denies that Admiral Courbet gave
such orders, but admitted that twelve hun
dred Of the enemy were Stayed ct Thuan.
LONDON, Oct. ga Franco Chinese
correspondence, furnished by the Chinese
Legation, adds little to that already pub
lished, except that it offers arguments In
favor Of the Chinese position, and denies
that the Marquis Of Tseng ever assured
Challemet Lacour that China would not
oppose Frances enterprise in Tcnquin,
and SAYS that before July last Tricon,
formed Ii Hung Chang that either open
would involve . casus belli.
CArRo. Oct. 29.-One hundred and 6fty
Egyptian soldiers were surprised and mas
sacred by the Hill tribes in Sineat, 4 deHle
in Nubis.
VIENNA. Oct. 29.-The Government Of
Greece protests against the action Of the
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Chesme for the sufferers by the earthquake
1T that place.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 29.-There were six
deaths from cholera on Sunday. The
disease has appeared at Mesa.
DUBLIN. Dot. 29.-There was no public
meeting Of the National League anywhere
in Ireland yesterday, the Government for.
bidding them. Some disorders occurred
at Castle Lyon, County Cork. where the
police, with fixed bayonets, charged upon
the procession, breaking it up completely
and capturing the banners md musical
instruments, when the military and police
withdrew. However, Q meeting was held,
and thus the object Of the League was
effected.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-Despite the disap.
proval Of the Derby Colonial Minister Of
Explorations, in New Guinea, the projec.
tors will proceed on the steamer leaving
England before Christmas, and will take
six months provisions, tents and arms.
Each subscriber Of f100 to the expedition
will secure . land warrant emitting him to
l 900 acres.
LONDON, Oct. ga gentleman was A.
tackled yesterday by . lunatic in the car Of
: suburban railway and beaten insensible.
The only other occupant Of the compart-
ment was . lady. When the train arrived
At the station she gave the alarm and the
lunatic was secured.
BELFAST, Oct. 29.-There il reason to
fear that . conflict will take place At Bal
lick. County Fermsnagh. The National
lists have given out their intention to hold
3 meeting At that place. II will be very
di6icult for the military and police TO
keep the Orangemen of, "a they did at q
. recent meeting ct Rossleau. Two thou
sand Orangemen have been armed with
revolvers. The Nationalist made NO pre-
p~aration for protection.
MADRID, Oct. 29.-Circle's Battalion,
which guarded ministerial buildings, and
| which was dissrmed and ~disbanded, was .
volunteer organization Of Government
employees, which the Minister Of War de-
cided to dissolve. No poitical import
ance in atkachad n the ~nofikiOn nj thu War