Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-07
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national Liberals VIII NV
Raise a Discussion ia the Reich
stag ON the Lasker incidental
Fusion of the SecessiOnist and
PrOxressiOpist Parties-Ensland
VIII Maintain the Existing Con-
yentiOns with SOudan An An
archtst with a Large Quantity of
Dynamite IL His Possession.
SPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.l
BERLIN, March 6.-The National Lib
erals decided not to raise a discussion on
the Lasker incident in the Reichstag until
the matter be internationally disposed of.
A fusion of the Secessionist and Progress
sionist parties has been effected. The new
combination will be called the German
Liberal party. Its programme embraces
a strict adherence to the Constitution, an
nual budgets, universal suffrage, secret
voting, payment Of members of the Reich
stag, liberty of the press, public meetings,
and the association of an equality before
the law, religious liberty and perfect
equality of all creeds, economic progress,
suppression OF state socialism, just assess
ment and taxation, with exemption of arti-
Giles of consumption, and will oppose any
economic customs and policy favoring
special interest. 1t is against monopolies,
and advocates the unimpaired mainten-
ance of national defense, with universal
military services of short period, and with
an annual fixing Of the peace contingency
of the army. It further declares that pro-
gress must be based upon an alliance with
- - A. ENInao1 NAnntskvr zion
LONDON, March Carl Granville
assured France that England intends to
maintain the existing conventions with
Soudan. 1t is necessary first, however, to
restore the prestige of the English name
in that quarter. The acts of Gen. Gordon
are only partially approved.
Capt. Names, who commanded the Brit
ish Arctic expedition in 1875, assisted by
Commander Markham and officers of the
same expedition, has drawn up a memo
randum of great value regarding the ice
and navigation of Smith Sound. The doc.
ument has been sent to the American
authorities.
The Times says the Greeley Search Elk.
petition will be watched with as much in
terest and anxiety by Europe and America
as that which went to the relief OF Leigh
Smith in 1882.
II is reported that q fresh Dutch expe'
dition has been dispatched to Acheen,
Sumatra. with the hope of securing the
release Of the crew Of the wrecked steamer
Micro.
An affray occurred yesterday at Preissa,
between laborers on the railway and the
inhabitants of the village. The Carbineers,
in endeavoring to suppress the disturbance,
killed eight and wounded fourteen vii.
layers.
VIENNA, March 6.-The police here have
discovered an Anarchist who possesses
large quantity OF dynamite. His lectures,
given last Autumn in the w~orkingmen's
quarters, were on one Of the best methods
for making and storing explosives. The
police made a raid and discovered three
laboratories fitted up for making explosives,
with large quantities of dynamite. The
police are convinced that other laboratories
exist, and the press has therefore been
forbidden to publish anything regarding
their movements. A workman was re-
Gently caught trying to smuggle some
small bombs from the suburbs into Vienna.
1t is believed that the police have secured
tee services OF an Anarchist informer.
Go to P. Steler. He sells his solid gold