Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-31

Loading stores and Munitions for
Egypt Expressions OF Satisfnc-
ton ON the Part of the French
Government Details of h At
tempted shooting Of Col. KitansE y
by a Young WOman-The Ship
Kangaroo Burned-AnOther Out
break Az ainst h Jews.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
LONDON, Aug. 30.-Four transports at
Woolwich and two at Liverpool are load
ing stores and munitions for Egypt.
PARIS, Aug. 3O.-Admiral Peyron, Min
lister Of Marine, received the following
from Admiral Courbet:
MIN RIVER, Friday, Aug. 20, 6 P. M
Thanks for your expression OF satisfaction
on the part Of the Governments. l cannot
too warmly praise the officers and crews in
the operations in the Min river. They
were attended with complete success. All
the batteries along the river are destroyed
and most Of the csnnon exploded with gun
cotton. We we're obliged to leave some of
them intact, because the men, in order to
reach them, would have been exposed to
a heavy musketry fire, to which no reply
had been possible. All our ships left Min
river to-day, and several have already
reached Malson anchorage. l shall arrive
there tomorrow with the Dugay and the
Troutin. The latter served as my flag
ship since Monday. Our losses during the
week was 10 killed, including / officer, 6l3
seriously, and % slightly wounded. In
the Mingan and Kinpsi channels were sew
ersl casmatered batteries. Two Of these
uara niod fron 10 10 On anttrnotro tbink
with plates Of sheet iron bolted together.
The calibres Of the Chinese guns ranged
from IA to 81 centimetres.
Minister Ferry sent the following to
Courbet: The country which hailed you q
victor at Sontay, is now your debtor for
another deed. The government of the
Republic is happy to express the nations
gratitude to you, Admiral's crews, and
their glorious leader.
ODESSA, Aug. 30.-Details of the at
tempted shooting, q few day ago, Of Col.
Kitansky, Chief of Gems de Armes in this
city, and hitherto suppressed, are now pub
lie. The motive leading the young
Marie Kalinsmaja, to attempt the desperate
deed, was o desire for revenge. Kitansky
had sentenced her brother, q member of
the Revolutionary Society, TO penal servi-
tude for life. The girl entered Kitsnsky's
private room, and 20 minutes later drew a
revolver and fred point blank at the OFF,
Ger. The bullet grazed his ear, and before
she could fire again Kitansky seized the
weapon and placed the young woman
under arrest.
LONDON, Aug. 30.-The ship kangaroo. of
Baltimore, was burned to the waters edge
in the English Channel and sunk. One
boat, with six men and a boy, arrived at
Fresh Water. Isle of Wight. Another
boat, containing the Captain and eight Of
the crew, are missing.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Aug. 30.-There was
another outbreak against the Jews at
F~enbrovitza, near Koveno. in Western
Russia. An Anti-Semettic mob pillaged
IL shops and 20 houses. Many Jews were
wounded during the riot, and one woman
was killed. The police and clergy were
powerless to quell the disturbance.
LONDON, Aug. 30.-The Government
ordered $50, 600 pounds more Of Chicago
compressed beef for the Soudan Expedi-
ton. The man of war K~ing-Fisher, which
has just reached England from the Pacific,
has been ordered to be ready to sail for
China.