Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-04
OVER THE WATER.

FrancO-Chinese M~atters-The ChOI-
era Pauic at TOuIOn and Mar.
settles, the Inhabitants Fleeing
Cholera Reported I'm Paris-Brad-
laugh to the Front Again-Sev-
eraI Persons Killed at the Elec-
ton KiOts on Cape Verde Islands.
ESPECIAL TO THE s~EsrIsEL.I
PARIS, July "a Cabinet Council was
held to-day. Ferry stated that the Chi
nese Foreign Board do not disavow the
action Of the Chinese regular troops.
The Langson Board admitted that the
Chinese army obeyed the order to retain
possession Of that city, though this is con-
trary to the second article of the recent
Franco-Chines treaty, which provides for
the immediate withdrawal of the Chinese
garrison. The Chinese, however, on
tended that the evacuation Of the frontier
towns was conditional upon the signature
OF a definite treaty between France and
China. China also refused to recognize
the stipulations agreed upon between Lii
Hung Ching and Capt. Fourier, for the
evacuation Of Langson, Car Bang, and
Lao Kay, between June 9th and June Goth.
M. P~attenotrie, French Minister to China,
who has been absent to negotiate a treaty
With King AMMAN, was ordered to go to
Pekin Immediately, to maintain the right
of France, in the event Of China refusing
redress for the action of her troops at
Lsngson. France will immediately de-
clare war. Active preparations have been
made for reinforcements to leave France
for the East.
MARsEILLEs, July 3.-There were three
deaths from cholera since last night. At
least 5000 inhabitants have fed. Four
hundred poor workmen from Toulon were
sent back to that city. The panic is un-
questionably on the increase. In the face
Of this, however, the physicians and chem
lists Of the city held q meeting and declared
the alarm senseless. The rate of mortality
at present, they aver, will not exceed that
which is usual at periods OF great health.
They express the belief that many deaths
are attributed to cholera that are really
due to other causes. The municipal
authorities have decided to forego the
customary celebration of July IA.
PARIS, July 3.-The Project of Police
has ordered all passengers from places
where cholera is prevalent to be disin-
fected. Some Partisan journals assert that
there were two cases of cholera In Paris
yesterday. Voltaire denies this, but adj
mits there are isolated cases every Sum-
mer. 1t says the sanitary condition of
Paris is good. Travellers who pass into
Italy to Mount Gents Tunnel are quaran-
tined five days at the frontier.
LONDON, July 3.-The Shanghai cores
pendent of the Times telegraphs that war
is threatened between France and China.
An influential party in China is ~instigating
it. Prominent officials, such as Tso Tsung,
Tan Peng, Yu Lin and Marquis Tseng
have resolved to repudiste the recent
Franco-Chinese negotiations. The French
will probably claim indemnity, and de-
mand that the Island of Tormuoss be
pledged to secure the payment.
LONDON, July 3.-Faraday has laid 200
miles of Eastern Shore & Bennett ackay
cable and returned to Queenstown to coal.
Bradlaugh will next Wednesday submit
to a meeting of electors at Northampton
whether he shall continue to retain his
seat in Parliment which he is never allow
ed to occupy.
PARIS, July 3.-At a Jerromist meeting
last night, Pacal made a violent speech,
declaring that Prince Victoria has forfeit
ed all rights to the throne, because he
provoked a division in the party resolution
Of devotion to the Prince.
LISBON, July Sin the election riots on
the Cape Verde Islands several persons
were killed and wounded. The military
restored order. The Government candi-
dates were triumphant.