Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-24
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Notice OF Withdrawal of Troops
from Egypt-A Cholera Panic at
ToulOn-Jew Batting fn Southern
Russia COntinues-Ihe Appeals of
the Jews NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'm.
fernal Machine FOund-Arrest of.
Several Foreign Anarchists.
~[sPEoIAL TO THE sESTIsEL.l
LONDON, June 23.-It is officially an
nounced that OF june 16 Granville,
Foreign Secretary OF State, addressed a
note to Washington, the French Minister,
the substance Of which was as follows:
England undertakes to withdraw her
troops from Egypt at the beginning of
1888, in case the powers consider such
withdrawal possible without endsngering
public order. The Caisse De Ladote Pub
lique, after 1885,. will have to consult a
live voice in regard to the budget, aud
have the right to veto any increase OF ex-
penses on the part of the Government. 1t
shall continue to exercise the right of
financial inspection after the evacuation of
the country by the English. In order to
insure the regular collection of revenue,
England also undertakes, during her occu-
patton, to PROFOUND schemes to the Porte
and Powers for the naturalization of Egypt,
like Belgium, and for the naturalization of
the Suez Canal. In reply, WaddiDgton gave
assurances Of satisfaction, while France
notices the points suggested by Granville.
France, he said, accepts Granville's pro-
posal, and t~estiies to England's modera-
ton and friendly spirit, which it believes
will strengthen the bonds that bind the
two countries together.
PARIS, June 23.-Twenty deaths from
cholera at Toulon were reported yester-
day. The city is in a panic.
The reports Of cholera at Toulon are
officially confirmed. The troops and dock
laborers we're chiefly attacked. 1t is pro-
nounced Asiatic cholera. Quarantine is
established everywhere. The news caused
q sensation in Paris.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 23.-Jew batting
in Southern Russia continues with all its
vigor. The riots at Adzess nave been fol-
lowed by other riots at Simpheropol, and
now Mini Novgood has followed their ex-
ample. The people are infuriated by some
Of the alleged misdeeds of the Jews, and
attacked their houses, threw the furniture
into the streets, abused the ONE and
chased the terrified men through the
thorougbfares. The Jews made for the
headquarters of the military and police.
They were followed and intercepted, and
all their appeals for mercy were unavail-
ing. When caught they were beaten with
sticks and struck with stones, and in some
cases they were hanged to lamp posts. and
in others we're kicked into the cutters and
left there to die. The people we're frantic.
The police could not control them. They
are charged with not having seriously at
tempted to do 30. There were in all II
Hebrews killed and 40 wounded. The
people are loboring under great excite
ment.
LONDON, June 23.-The tube found in
the baggage of Patrick Joyce, who was ar
rested on the steamer Illinois yesterday, is
believed to be an Internal machine of q
novel and ingenious pattern. 1t resembles
a wooden log, but was found to be hollow,
q hole having been pierced through il
leading to q chamber containing q liquid,
supposed to be an explosive. There wal
an outer wooden casing sixteen inches
long and four inches thick. within which
a brass tube was inserted. On removing
the metal cap the liquid was found. Elk
cept by a careful examination, it was i'm.
possible to suppose the article anything
but a log of wood.
VIENNA, June 23.-Several foreign An.
archists nave been arrested. In their pos
| session was a dynamite bomb Of sufficient
| power to blow up the largest public build.
| ing in Vienna.