Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-22
OVER THE WATER.

All
Trades Union and Others in Fa-
vor If the Franchise Bill-NO At.
tempt to Interfere with the
observation-disclosures of 100000
RoubIes and ProcIamatiOns az
st. petersburg-A State of Siege
Proclaimed at Warsaw-SOcialists
Demanding Work at h Mayors
Ofice-A Famine Threatening
TOulOu-DiscOvery of a Plot to
n Up the PaIace-ChOlera In.
creasiDg at Paris.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
LONDON, July 21.-At 2:30 P. M, the
procession of Trades Unions and others
who are to take part in the demonstration
in favor of the Franchise bill, at Hyde
Park, this afternoon. is now forming on
| the Thames embankment. There is an
immense attendance. At $3.50 p NJ. all
| the approaches from the Strand to the
embankment are %thronged. Thous-
ands from all parts Of the country
cover the embankment. The best order
prevails. No attempt has been made to
interfere with the procession. The Prince
| and Princess of Wales will witness the
procession from Whitehall at 4 P. M. At
moor the organized Trades Unions as
sembled at Sloan Square. Psddington
| Green, C~lsrkenwell Green, Finsbury Cir
Gus, the Obelisk, Black Friars and Gros-
venor Gardens, and proceeded to the en-
bankment. The delegates wore colors.
The streets and bridges across the Thames
we're packed. Traffic was partly impeded.
The procession moved in the following
order: Mounted f~arriers, agricultural Ia
borers, Provincial Populations, London
Trades Council, representatives from the
printing offices, iron, metal, clothing,
leather, shipping, building, cabinet-mak-
ing, fancy goods and general trades and
| political clubs, liberal associations, tenn.
persnce societies. Each section arriving
at the park marched to the platform as
signed, and the band played until the
Chairman arrived. As the procession
started from the embankment, several loud
| explosions were heard near the Govern
ment Office. The crowd was greatly fright
ened. Thousands made o rush towards
Whitehall, believing the explosions were
due to dynamite. The scare ended when
it was found the explosions we're nothing
more than a salute, which the Horse
guards were firing in honor of the birth TO
the Duchess Of Albany of son.
A resolution was prepared against the
rejection Of the Franchise bill by the ire
sponsible and unrepresentative House OF
Lords. 1t expresses approxafs of Glad
stones action, n declaress the con.
tinued existence and uncMse ID power OF
impeding the popular wilB which the
Lords exercise, is not conducive to the
welfare Of the people and the peace and
prosperity of the country.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 21.-The police
have seized SOC, 900 roubles and numerous
proclamations, printed in the Russian and
Polish languages intended for circulation
throughout the Empire in the event of tht
designs against the Gear on his recent visit
to Warsaw having been successful. Fiv'
tourists have been arrested at Moscow, il
whose possession we're found large sums O
money, dynamite, bonds and documents
The latter showed that since the corona
tion Of the Gear, Moscow had been the sea
Of the Executive Committee of the Mill
lists. A state OF siege has been proclaimed
at Warsaw. The Governor General and tn,
Chief OF Police will be rem owed. TIL,
newspapers say that Russia and German,
propose the adoption Of an I%nternationa
Convention providing measures for tn,
suppression of the dynamiters,
BERNE, July 2l.-Four boats capsized il
q storm on Lake Luzerne. Ten peopl
we're drowned. Some were foreigners.
MARsEILLEs, July Ala crowd of So
c~ialists assembled before the Mayors ofic
yesterday and demanded work. The,
endeavored to force an entry into tn
building, but were prevented by the police
Seven arrests were made.
LONDON, July 21.-Dr. Cesar Henri,
Hawkins, surgeon to the Queen, is dead.
The damage by fire on the Crane whsr
at Mapping. Saturday, was 800, 900.
MARsEILLEs, July 2l.-Twenty-six death
last night.
ToULoN, July 21.-Deaths last night 2s
+, A famine Is threatening this city. Pro
visions are scarce. We hear of much dis
tress. The hotels are closing thei
kitchens. The provision warehouses ar
expected to close, owing to the lack o
supplies. The cholera ct Aries is becom
ing serious.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 21.-The public
security in the suburbs Of this city neyel
has been in worse condition. Brigrandl
today entered q mosque four miles from
the city and, after firing several volley,
} into the ceiling, rified every person. AZ.
!, curing money and valuables. The brig.
rands also attacked and PLACED the VII.
lage Of Bozkhali, q few miles outside OF the
city.
> WARSAW. July 21.-The circumstance
which lead to the discovery OF the plot 10
blow up the Palace of the Gar during his
3 stay here. have just been made public. II
> appears that the Nihilists had ordered a
student to poison q high public Official who
was the father Of the student's fsncoa
The student refused to and poisoned him.
self. Two letters which he left TO his ha-
trothed. led to the discovery Of the con.
5 spiracy.
PARIS, July 2l.-The cholera in Paris ia
increasing. Eight cases were reported 10.
} day, and two were fatal. At Tonlon ,ho
epidemic is assuming the most yirn,sns
character, nearly ell the victims dv;n"
suddenly. 1'"6
, The LIE Cri Du Peuple a~nnouncas n.
discovery of a Royalist plot. Three nol;cs
officials have been arrested and imnar,aD.
documents found in their LODGINGS