Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-01-03
OVER n WAFER.

Fight Between the Orangemen
and yatfonaIfsts-The National
lists Escorted Beyond Reach Of the
orangemen-The Marquis Dersys
inn prIsenea and FIned-A Fright.
yrf Accident ON the Grand Trunk
Railway.
SPECIAL 70 zEE sEszIxKLl
ToEox7o, Jan. 2.-One OF the most hay
rowing calAmities that has happened II
this neigaborhood for a long time occurred
this morning On the Grand Trunk Rail-
road. A suburban train left Union Sta
aon al $40 with 8 car attached, hlled with
employees at the Bolt works, who live in
the city and are conveyed to their daily
labor By this means. The train stopping
for them opposite the works, after turn
ing the curve az PArkdsle. q boundary
freight train distracted the coming city
ward train, ba. the impetus Ct both
trains vas too much to allow the brakes 70
do 1heir duty in time, and the result vas
q teArfQl snAsh-up, ending In a shocking
tragedy. Nineteen men employed AZ the
Bolt works are reported killed, and % or
80 wounded. The conductor Of the
freight train, Barber, is sGid TO be respon-
able fur tie accident, ss he vas running
his train without orders. He has been
arrested. The last accounts place the
number at n. Several are injured and SO
badly MANNED that they are not expected
to recoTer. At the inquest this afternoon
. JURY vas inp2neled and viewed the
bodies. Tie affair casts 3 gloom oyer the
city. The wounded are lying in the hos
pitzl, and several doctors are giving them
every attention.
DEoxoRE, Y. S, Jan. "A meeting OF
both NEtionAlists and Orangemsn il being
held. All the magistrates of tbs county
are hare. There Is great excitement. T.
D. Sullivan and N.0'BrieD, Members Of
Parliament, and also members Of the
organizing committee Of the National
League, are directing the movement Of
the N~stionalsts. The m&ssneetings OF
Orangemen and Nationalists are being held
in full view Of each other. One party OF
N~stioDalists, upon marching into Dromore
encountered al Orange procession The
Orsugemsn charged upon the Nationalists,
when the military separated the combat
ants and proceeded 10 clear the streets.
The rioting was terrible, and several men
we're stabbed. The Orange meeting is
held in 8 field close 10 Dromore. AboG;
%, 900 were present. Col. Stuart Knox
presided. The National meeting is held in
5 field az the opposite end Of the town.
The rival parties we're kept apart BY large
bodies Of cavalry, infantry and police.
Great confusion prevailed at the rallEsy
station while the VARIOUS delegations were
boarding the trains 10 -eturn home. The
O~rangemen sang God Save the Queen"
and Rule Britannia" and cheered the
Queen and troops.
DUBLIN, Jan. 2.-Afier the close OF the
meeting there wss q dispute. The Magis-
trates and Orsngemen, by a 6etour across
the fields, come within 8 short distance OF
the Nstionalists. when q serious light Was
Eaged between the two parties for sone
time, during which the cavalry and infant
~ charged several times. Revolver shots
were exchanged, stones thrown, and sticks
were freely used. The fight wss ended
only after the Hussars and Lancers
charged across the fields and wounded .
number Of Orsngemen. The infantry,
with liked bsyonets, escorted the Nation
alists beyond the reach Of the Orangemen.
PARIS, Jan. 2.-The trial Of Marquis
Dersys, charged with falsely inducing
many people 10 subscribe to an alleged
Il EANGl bIlsS AOI tAc GO4NAiL1tADA VI kAc
Island Of Port Breton in the South Seas,
and with misappropriating the funds, and
also with inducing several hundred persons
70 settle upon the island, most OF whom
persisted through privstions, is concluded.
The Marquis was condemned 20 four years
Imprisonment. Four of his associates were
sentenced to prison from two 10 three
years each, one eight months and one six
months. All Of them we're fined 5000
francs each.
TORONTO. Jan. "A frightful accident
occurred on . division of the Grand Trunk
Railway this morning st Humber. seven
miles from this city, whereby some twenty
persons we're killed outright and q large
number injured. The accident =as caused
by q freight train running into The rear
end Of q standing suburban passenger
train. The victims we're nearly all Cana
dians.
PARIS. Jan. "A Saigon telegram con-
firms the report that the Black Flags mas
sacred the prisoners captured before Son
tay. Admiral Courbet has decided to take
active measures for redress.